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I write Mac & iPhone software: http://www.wonderwarp.com http://www.wonderwarp.com

iamdave 18y ago
Hey, what are some good iPhone development resources, I really want to get into this sort of thing for shits 'n giggles. Oh and make some bucks on the side
- petercooper 18y ago
  Apple has a whole developer center with forums, etc, and their documentation is really good too. If you want something more general / third party, though, check out http://www.mobileorchard.com/ http://www.mobileorchard.com/ - it's a site I'm involved with, but we try to be objective.. (pun semi-intended ;-)) We cover higher level stuff mostly. Lists of resources, sites to check out, etc.
- Zev 18y ago
  What I found useful when messing around with iPhone stuff was the pragprog iPhone SDK book, Erica Saudin's iPhone developers cookbook and just reading Apple's documentation on the subject I was working on. If you want more mac side of things then iPhone, then i can't say enough good things about Aaron Hillegass' Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X book.
  - pz 18y ago
    I second the Hillegass recommendation. Between that and example code and a lot of head scratching i think i finally understand the iPhone dev framework. I just put out my first app (iGo) and things are promising. We'll see but my hope its enough to cover rent (in SF mind you) and tacos.
    - dangrover 18y ago
      Hey, what's the best place for tacos in SF? I'm moving there from Cambridge, and I'll miss Ana's.
      - pz 18y ago
        pancho villa at 16th & valencia is pretty good and la cumbre around the corner is also pretty good. i also like the tonayense taco truck on harrison and the al pastor at san jose at 24th & mission is delicious. if you want something a little less authentic but healthier seeming, try papalotes at 24th and valencia.
- stillmotion 18y ago
  Stanford have a full course online for free: http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/index.php http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/index.php You should also look at these tutorials: http://icodeblog.com/category/iphone-programming-tutorials/ http://icodeblog.com/category/iphone-programming-tutorials/ http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/iphone-application-and-website-development-all-tools-and-tutorials-you-need/ http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/iphone-application-and-webs...
rab 18y ago
Hopefully me too :) http://puzzlemeapp.com http://puzzlemeapp.com Good resources: Apple Documentation, especially the sample projects; http://ericasadun.com/ http://ericasadun.com/ especially her cookbook; #iphonedev on freenode.net
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warwick 18y ago
I'm also a Mac developer. I've been building a couple of applications while I'm in University and it looks like I'll have a good steady income to grow the business on once I'm out of school.
omnipath 18y ago
(Off-topic) By the way, I love your Otis game. It's great during a layover in the airport, just waiting for your plane to arrive. Keep up the good work.
- dangrover 18y ago
  thanks!
avinashv 18y ago
Shovebox is exceptional--a killer app for my productivity with little scraps.

Hey, what are some good iPhone development resources, I really want to get into this sort of thing for shits 'n giggles. Oh and make some bucks on the side

petercooper 18y ago
Apple has a whole developer center with forums, etc, and their documentation is really good too. If you want something more general / third party, though, check out http://www.mobileorchard.com/ http://www.mobileorchard.com/ - it's a site I'm involved with, but we try to be objective.. (pun semi-intended ;-)) We cover higher level stuff mostly. Lists of resources, sites to check out, etc.
Zev 18y ago
What I found useful when messing around with iPhone stuff was the pragprog iPhone SDK book, Erica Saudin's iPhone developers cookbook and just reading Apple's documentation on the subject I was working on. If you want more mac side of things then iPhone, then i can't say enough good things about Aaron Hillegass' Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X book.
- pz 18y ago
  I second the Hillegass recommendation. Between that and example code and a lot of head scratching i think i finally understand the iPhone dev framework. I just put out my first app (iGo) and things are promising. We'll see but my hope its enough to cover rent (in SF mind you) and tacos.
  - dangrover 18y ago
    Hey, what's the best place for tacos in SF? I'm moving there from Cambridge, and I'll miss Ana's.
    - pz 18y ago
      pancho villa at 16th & valencia is pretty good and la cumbre around the corner is also pretty good. i also like the tonayense taco truck on harrison and the al pastor at san jose at 24th & mission is delicious. if you want something a little less authentic but healthier seeming, try papalotes at 24th and valencia.
stillmotion 18y ago
Stanford have a full course online for free: http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/index.php http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/index.php You should also look at these tutorials: http://icodeblog.com/category/iphone-programming-tutorials/ http://icodeblog.com/category/iphone-programming-tutorials/ http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/iphone-application-and-website-development-all-tools-and-tutorials-you-need/ http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/iphone-application-and-webs...

rab 18y ago

Hopefully me too :) http://puzzlemeapp.com http://puzzlemeapp.com Good resources: Apple Documentation, especially the sample projects; http://ericasadun.com/ http://ericasadun.com/ especially her cookbook; #iphonedev on freenode.net

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warwick 18y ago

I'm also a Mac developer. I've been building a couple of applications while I'm in University and it looks like I'll have a good steady income to grow the business on once I'm out of school.

omnipath 18y ago

(Off-topic) By the way, I love your Otis game. It's great during a layover in the airport, just waiting for your plane to arrive. Keep up the good work.

dangrover 18y ago
thanks!

avinashv 18y ago

Shovebox is exceptional--a killer app for my productivity with little scraps.