An aspiring iOS developer faces three basic hurdles:
You must learn the Objective-C language. Objective-C is a small and simple
extension to the C language. After the first four chapters of this book, you will have a working knowledge of Objective-C.
You must master the big ideas. These include things like
memory management techniques, delegation, archiving, and the proper use of view
controllers. The big ideas take a few days to understand. When you reach the halfway point of this book, you will understand these big ideas.
You must master the frameworks. The eventual goal is to know how to use every method of every class in every framework in iOS. This is a project for a lifetime: there are over 3000 methods and more than 200 ...
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