If you are in that position, don't fear - the authors do a great job of walking you through, and you'll find yourself working with it in no time. Although I've done quite a bit of development in the past, I haven't worked with Objective-C before, and was a little concerned if I would be in over my head. With that out of the way, I was quite impressed with the book.
#Walking as ifart drawings simulator#
For the book, you'll be fine with just the simulator with the exception of any accelerometer application, since the simulator doesn't have that feature. To do that you have to apply to the iPhone Developer Program which is $99.
Note that while the API download and simulator are free - deploying to a real iPhone or iTouch is not, even if it is your own. The first thing you'll need to do is head over to the Apple Developers Site and register for an account. But does it live up to the challenge of teaching a newbie Mac and iPhone developer?" Read below for the rest of Cory's review.īeginning iPhone Development: Exploring the iPhone SDKĪ great introduction to the iPhone SDK and getting into iPhone Development
Beginning iPhone Development aims to be that guide.
Who wouldn't want to play with a device that has accelerometers, position sensors and multi-touch gestures? But being new to the Mac world, I needed something to help guide me along. Cory Foy writes "When my wife got a Touch several months back, the first thing I wanted to do was build some applications for it.
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