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Stanford releases latest iOS 5 programming class
- fuzionmonkey 15y agoThe previous class on iTunes was extremely useful to me. I'm a college student and the fact that it was in a lecture format made it easy for me to digest. Reading a book is one thing, but watching someone give a lecture in little chunks made it really easy. I wonder how ARC changes the way they teach memory management.
- safetyscissors 15y agoI think they may condense it down a little. But learning retain counts is still pretty useful, especially when you have older iOS apps to maintain.
- MaxGabriel 15y agoI had the same experience on the book vs lecture question. I first read Kochan's Objective-C book, and then started the Big Nerd Ranch iOS programming book. But I never really grokked core concepts, like MVC, that I easily grasped watching Hegerty's lectures.
- ghoul2 15y agois there any way to get these to download on Ubuntu?
- xorglorb 15y agoYou could have a friend with a Mac or Windows computer download them then give them to you on a flash drive or something. Also, old versions of iTunes are known to run in Wine. I don't see the point though; the iOS SDK is Mac only.
- cjauvin 15y agoI've been using TunesViewer for the 2010 class lectures, and it worked well.
- adolph 15y agoTry: http://deimos3.apple.com/WebObjects/Core.woa/Feed/itunes.stanford.edu-dz.10655206402.010655206404 http://deimos3.apple.com/WebObjects/Core.woa/Feed/itunes.sta...
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- MaxGabriel 15y agoThe related walkthroughs and assignments were just released today at http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/drupal/ http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/drupal/