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Found Footage: Writing your first iPhone application
The removal of the NDA from the iPhone development scene means that a trickle of educational content for would-be developers is rapidly turning into a flood. Xcode instructor extraordinaire Bill Dudney of The Pragmatic Programmers has made a 22 minute video screencast available for those who want to join the elite ranks of beginning iPhone developers. The free video covers the details of how to start getting acquainted with Xcode and Interface Builder for iPhone development. Dudney actually builds a simple application while guiding viewers through the process of creating an iPhone app.
The video is available at the following URL along with links to several other "pay per view" screencasts sold by The Pragmatic Programmers:
http://pragprog.com/screencasts/v-bdiphone/writing-your-first-iphone-application
A zipped QuickTime version (.mov format) of the video is here, while a zipped version for iPhone / iPod touch is available for download here.
Bill Dudney is the co-author of iPhone SDK Development and several other development texts. If you want some in-person instruction from Bill to supplement the books and the 'casts, he is teaching a November iPhone programming course in Denver, CO.
Thanks Mike!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kyle Derouen said 2:42PM on 10-08-2008
What a great video! Thanks for sharing.
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Tariq said 2:51PM on 10-08-2008
Finally, I've been wanting to learn to code for the iPhone for awhile, but have no prior experience with programming of any sort. About time they lifted the NDA.
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tehprince said 3:39PM on 10-08-2008
Awesome, thanks for the video.
When Apple dropped the NDA I setup a forum for developers to offer support for their apps and exchange coding information.
I'll have to add this one in.
www.appstoredevelopers.com
Josh said 5:58PM on 10-08-2008
tehprince
Not to be rude guy, but you seem to be linking your site on just about every iphone related comment on a few sites... it's becoming annoying, really.
Isaac said 5:46PM on 10-08-2008
Time to make me a flashlight app.
800 dollars.
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Jash Sayani said 3:30AM on 10-09-2008
Thanks a lot !! Wonderful video! Very helpful !!
Hope to see more advanced videos where they show how to use different APIs... Like Yahoo! FireEagle API or RememberThe Milk API......
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burnside said 1:31PM on 10-09-2008
icodeblog.com is a great first port of call.
it has most of the above mentioned tutorial content available for free
worth a visit imho
Nik
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