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iOS Development Class NYC September 2010

By admin - Posted on July 26th, 2010
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Our next set of classes will be in September 13-17 in New York City. We are offering 5 separate 1 day classes. You can take all 5 days if you want to devote all week to learning iOS or you can mix and match the days that match your current interest and experience. The 5 classes are:

  1. Objective-C
  2. Intro to iPhone/iOS development
  3. Intermediate to iPhone/iOS development
  4. iPad for iPhone developers
  5. More iOS

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Screen Mirroring on iPad

By admin - Posted on May 19th, 2010
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The iPad supports an external display with the UIScreen and UIScreenMode classes as described in the What's New in iPhone OS document. This is intended for applications to present two different views on two different windows.

Web Services with Objective-C

By Julio - Posted on August 28th, 2008
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I recently gave a short talk on creating clients that access web services in Objective-C. RESTful web services are incredibly useful and are more and more common everyday.

Custom UITableViewCells with Interface Builder

By admin - Posted on January 26th, 2009
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A lot of people have questions about creating custom UITableViewCells and after showing this technique to a friend of mine, Ian, he asked me to write it up so that he and others could refer to it.

iPhone Programming Resources

By Julio - Posted on November 5th, 2009
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I'm frequently asked about resources and tutorials for learning to develop applications for the iPhone. There are a lot of books and tutorials out there. I've put together this list of some of the ones I use and recommend. Enjoy.

First up, definitely check out these four iPhone specific references from Apple's iPhone Developer Center

You'll spend a lot of time in Xcode and Interface Builder (IB) so also check these out.

iCardSort

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iCardSort is an excellent brainstorming tool that helps you to visually organize ideas quickly and easily.  Whether working on a business project or trying to decide on this year's vacation destination, you simply place each of your options on a card.  iCardSort allows you to group, order, and explore your possibilities.  Then, when you are ready, share it with everyone involved.