May 2010
Beginner
352 pages
9h 44m
English
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Books
Written by Dave Mark and Jeff LaMarche, Beginning iPhone 3 Development takes you through the essential parts of the iPhone SDK with step-by-step instructions. A follow-up book, More iPhone 3 Development, covers new features in the 3.0 software and more advanced topics.
Erica Sadun is a never-ending source of sample code, tips, and tricks for iPhone developers. Active since the early days of jailbreaking, she has compiled these recipes into her book The iPhone Developer's Cookbook. This book excels at covering new topics quickly with relevant source code.
Web
The official site for iPhone App Development: The Missing Manual. Additional material that's not covered in the book will be posted here.
http://iphonedevelopment.blogspot.com
The iPhone Development site, written by author Jeff LaMarche, is a great place to find tutorials and commentary about the iPhone. Much of the sample code that ends up in his books sees the first light of day on this site.
http://iphoneincubator.com/blog/
Nick Dalton's iPhone Development Blog was launched on the first day the iPhone SDK was released. Since then it has become a valuable collection of tips and tricks.
http://iPhoneDeveloperTips.com
As its name implies, the iPhone Developer Tips website has hundreds of tips and tutorials that you'll be able to use in your projects. John Muchow, author and longtime mobile developer, updates the site regularly with great information ...
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