Tutorial 0 - Getting Started - iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod) SDK XCode Development

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[XStriderHiryuX]

Man, Thank you very much... Thank you... great tutorial, great recommendations.

[bstahlhood]

@XStriderHiryuX Thanks. Glad it helped.

[applefandroid]

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[RandomMeAndPizza]

I will never go back to Windows 7 or a Microsoft Product for that matter. I love macintoshes and apple mobiles. I have jumped over the fence and will never go back, ever!

[Gakutaru]

have a question, when you purchase the program kit; they send items to your home?

[bstahlhood]

@Gakutaru No, everything is done through the dev portal sites. All digital.

[hectoreo1]

when making an app, do you think you can put like the app "maps" on your own app?

[BossmanBarbour]

thank you so much this has mentally destroyed me over the past couple of weeks. pow!

[yaronkl]

What computer do I need to start learning and developing? Mac book pro? Mac book air? imac? mac pro?

[bstahlhood]

@yaronkl Any intel based Mac will do. So, any of the ones you mentioned. I do recommend something with a min of 4GB of ram. You can even just get a Mac Mini if you already have a monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

[NICKSLIMETIMELIVE]

@yaronkl Doesn't Matter.

[bstahlhood]

@yaronkl All of the above will work fine. Just make sure you have at least 4GB of RAM. Xcode is hungry for RAM ;)

[MrMegaBouke]

@4:06 WTF XD hahahaha

[chrisandturbo]

Question, you mentioned the 99 dollar subscription fee, post that is there a fee "per" app you upload to the store or is it simply a % of the app profit that goes to apple.

[bstahlhood]

@chrisandturbo $99 a year, and then 30% of your app revenue. No charges per app to put on the App Store.

[hectoreo1]

@bstahlhood how do you make revenue on your app if its free? i know you can get advertisement on it, but how do you get advertisement on your app, do you know?

[chrisandturbo]

Hi nice video,

[bstahlhood]

@chrisandturbo Thanks!

[Weser2k9]

Do you need a mac to do this?

[caneiruslingustik]

@Weser2k9 Not a mac but the operating system OS X

[bstahlhood]

@Weser2k9 Officially, yes. You would need an Intel Mac. There are hackintosh setups where you can do it using a standard PC, but if you can, I recommend a Mac for path of least resistance ;)

[bstahlhood]

@Weser2k9 Officially, yes.

[wildreams]

If I'm developing a free app so I need to pay $99 per year?

[bstahlhood]

@wildreams Yes. The 99 covers your full dev account which allows deploying and testing on actual devices. It also gives you your iTunes Connect account where you will need to sign contracts.

[VanMedia]

@bstahlhood so to even try your own app out on your ipod, you have to pay $99?

[bstahlhood]

@VanMedia Yes. To upload the app on any hardware, Apple requires you to get the dev program for $99 USD a year.

[bstahlhood]

@wildreams Yes. In order to test on hardware and publish to the App Store, you will need the dev program.

[iIanTV]

@wildreams You can put ads in it so you get a lot of money from it!

[RunningTheRiot]

i made an account and im donloading the iOS kit, do i have to pay or somthing?

[DORC101]

@bstahlhood thank you so much for the response, I'm hopefully going to purchase a Mac book pro for development! Btw, Ur tutorials are awesome

[bstahlhood]

@DORC101 Thank you! Glad you enjoy them, I have some better ones coming!

[VanMedia]

@bstahlhood how do i begin if i do not own a mac?

[daev2009]

Thanks for the video. You speak clearly and don't leave me behind. As a beta tester for a experienced developer I've known how to put the .ipa and mobile provisioning files into the mobile apps folder and install betas but now that I'm learning for myself I needed to know how to share my apps with others to have them test my apps.

[TheTechCentury]

@husksrsrock2011 same thing happened to me... I waited an hour or so, it worked. Try it now...

[oubliettezombie]

Articulate, well-paced, and informative. Thank you for answering a few questions that I've been struggling with.

[bstahlhood]

@oubliettezombie Thank you. Glad you found it useful.

[huskrsrock2011]

I'm having trouble downloading Xcode and iOS SDK 4.2, and yes I haven't enrolled. Whenever I click on the download link it takes me to a blank page, anybody know why this might be?

[chunkyman94]

Do you think i could create apps by myself, i have a love making games, but very little experience on 'proper programs'. I have a great game idea but im unsure ill be able to use this software properly.

Are the tutorial video's good for beginners.

Any help would be appreciated.

[bstahlhood]

@chunkyman94 Yeah, trying my best to make these easy for beginners.

[bstahlhood]

@chunkyman94 Yeah, trying my best to make these easy for beginners.

[bstahlhood]

@chunkyman94 Yeah, trying my best to make these easy for beginners.

[EasttSideCustomZ]

do you have to develop on a mac becuase i completly dont know how to even log on to mac let alone develop on it ?

[bstahlhood]

@EasttSideCustomZ For the "easiest" route to development, you would want to develop on a Mac. I have read and heard of ways to go the hackintosh route and get a dev env set up on a PC, but you would need to research that further.

[DORC101]

Thank you so much! im hopefully getting a mac soon. two questions, would a MacBook Pro (13 inch) be appropriate for apple development? and would you please make a tutorial of actually submitting an app and possibly even going through the process of creating a paid app? thank you so much!!!!

[bstahlhood]

@DORC101 Yes, a MacBook Pro is sufficient for development. I will do my best to get some tutorials up for the submission process and In-App Purchases.

[DORC101]

Finally! a good tutorial! thank you! im Probably gonna get a mac in acouple of months, cant wait :)

[fioswizard]

Can you possibly give me an idea of the minimum MAC hardware requirements in order to develope iPhone/Touch/Pad apps. Thanks Very Much

[Ttoy54321]

@fioswizard You would need a Mac OS X Snow leopard with a 10.6.4 version or higher for that Xcode program to even work on your computer

[anra54]

good video sir.. but i want to ask something, in my iOS dev center, there is not a link to go to the forum (the lowest link is to go to the sample code section). is this feature only for the paid member of apple dev program?

[justin55723]

if you don't enroll as a developer can you develop for free and test them on an emulator?

[bstahlhood]

@justin55723 Yes.

[Mman250]

to bad I don't have a mac!

[mrseverinasj]

great tutorial, thanks

[bstahlhood]

@mrseverinasj Thanks! Glad you liked it.