www.roskosch.de
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iPhone development
On this page, you will find a collection of iPhone development ressources such as links to important or useful websites, recommendet books, code fragments and so on. Everybody is invited to send me more information, using the form at the end of this site. Due to the fact, that I have developed my own iPhone application, I will not support jailbreaking with this website.
Web ressources...
| Links (Apple official): | ||
| » Apple Developer Connection | Register and download the SDK here. | |
| » iPhone Developer Program | This is, where you maintain your development Team (you!), Certificates, Devices, Apple IDs and provisions. | |
| » Apple Developer Forum | If you need help with your development from Apple, here you will surely find some. | |
| » Apple Developer Program Support | If you have issues with the enrollment process or using the above websites, start here. | |
| » iTunes connect | If you are done with your development, here is, where to send the App to Apple. | |
| More links: | ||
| » Learn Cocoa | Brilliiant ressource and good starting poing for learning Objective-C and Cocoa. | |
| » Core Data Class overview | If you plan to work with Core Data, start here. | |
| » iCode Blog | A very good coding Tutorial. |
Books
| Must read: | ||
 Programming in Objective-C 2.0 | You need to understand Objective-C. The most recent version is 2.0. | |
 Beginning iPhone development | This book is a good starting point for understanding iPhone development. It contains good examples for using Autorotation, Multiview application, Tab bars and Pickers, Navigation controllers. It even covers sqlite3 a bit. | |
 iPhone SDK Programming | This is a good addition to the one above. It focues more on the various Cocoa classes. | |
iPhone Developes Cookbook | This was, as far as I know, the first available iPhone development book. The author, Erica Sadun is well knows in the jailbreaking community even before the SDK was released. Once it was available, she write this excellent book. Even it she doesn't cover the today's development style, the book is still a valuable information source. |
You may ask, which of the above books to read? Here is my answer: All of the above, in the above order.
Other
One very useful service, once your application is available in the AppStore is PrMac. They are offering free press releases and announcments that can push your own Application.
Report more development ressources
If you know more books, links or have some code fragments you like to share with other people. Please feel free to use the form below. Thank you!
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