iPad – Drinking the Kool-Aid in big gulps!
January 28th, 2010
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Code examples have been removed
December 15th, 2009
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I’ve decided to remove the code examples section. It became a matter of posting code examples that are already available on the internet or to provide code from my own libraries or proprietary code I have written for my clients. Either it’s a lame offer or an intellectual property issue. Google will get you where you need to go.
PDF version of iPhone developer’s cookbook available
October 17th, 2008
Source: tuaw.com
It’s a good day to become an iPhone developer: in addition to the screencast we mentioned, someone near and dear to us at TUAW finally got her book out into the wild … at least the PDF version. Erica Sadun’s “The iPhone Developer’s Cookbook” is available as an electronic download from informIT.
If you want to dig in and start developing native iPhone applications with the SDK, this is a great way to start. The paper version is set for release on October 15th, if that’s what you’re into, but having the code samples in a cut-and-paste-friendly format is far preferable to me. Coupling that with a complete lack of patience, I bought the PDF this morning and am avidly poring over it for new information.
I’m planning a combination tip calculator/grocery list application with several language translation apps and an ebook reader built in… although I may consider doing a Pinocchio app that lets people know when I’m joking instead.
So, up-and-coming iPhone developers, head on over to informIT for some SDK development goodness.
If you want to dig in and start developing native iPhone applications with the SDK, this is a great way to start. The paper version is set for release on October 15th, if that’s what you’re into, but having the code samples in a cut-and-paste-friendly format is far preferable to me. Coupling that with a complete lack of patience, I bought the PDF this morning and am avidly poring over it for new information.
I’m planning a combination tip calculator/grocery list application with several language translation apps and an ebook reader built in… although I may consider doing a Pinocchio app that lets people know when I’m joking instead.
So, up-and-coming iPhone developers, head on over to informIT for some SDK development goodness.