iPhone, Tutorials October 3, 2010

How to make iPhone Apps – Part 1: Xcode suite and Objective-C

In this series i’m going to show you how to make iPhone/iPod-Touch applications using the iPhone SDK (Software Development Kit). During this course we are going to make many applications to illustrate basic iphone development workflows and coding techniques that are fundamental for your formation as an iPhone Developer.

T his tutorial has been posted in the following address: How to make iPhone Apps – Part 1: Xcode suite and Objective-C

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