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As someone just recently getting into obj-c/iPhone development, finding good and up-to-date books is hard. Heck it's even hard to find up-to-date answers on sta
by callmeed 16y ago
As someone just recently getting into obj-c/iPhone development, finding good and up-to-date books is hard. Heck it's even hard to find up-to-date answers on stackoverflow.
For example, the iPhone SDK book from pragprog. they list is great, but it's already a year old.
I own and use a handful of books, but seem to get the most out of online videos, forums, and the sample code at Apple.
Also, I find the "grapefruit" book from APress really good:
http://apress.com/book/view/9781430230243 http://apress.com/book/view/9781430230243
- gte910h 16y agoI'm a mobile developer who does tons of iPhone work. I buy pretty much every iPhone book out there: Basically, any book over 400 pages that is up to date with iOS 3 is good enough, as the iOS 4 changes aren't really that useful for the majority of people.
- gte910h 16y agoExcept for video API's, those changed in 3.2 quite a bit.