iPhone OS app dev – the basics (again!)

Posted by kenshin03 on Mar 11, 2010 in mac, mobile, tech | 0 comments

Re-done properly with self-made code samples! Strictly for newbies.

Developing native iPhone apps can be fun, as SDK 3.0 offers tons of APIs and options that makes leveraging of features like location detection, animation and embedded maps in your apps effortless.

Then again, developing native iPhone apps can be a major pain, as the restrictions imposed by the SDK can be so strict that you need to go to lengths to create something simple.

This sharing aims to quickly cover the basics (iphone OS, objective-c, UIKit elements, ViewControllers). You’ll also be able to see what it takes to add features like Animation, Network Connectivity, JSON parsing and iPhone specific features such as Shake/Orientation Change/Gestures Detection to an app.

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