How To Become An iPhone Developer

Gary Bennett interviews two iPhone development superstars Dave Mark and Jeff LaMarche, on how to get started developing iPhone applications. Dave and Jeff share their tips in this interview on how to become a successful iPhone Developer.

Dave and Jeff's book is becoming the book every iPhone developer must have to develop great iPhone applications.
Their book covers all aspects of iPhone Development.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• iPhone SDK
• Gary Bennett
• xcelme

[blueskygreenearth]

How difficult is it to learn Objective-C and Cocoa/Cocoa touch? Thanks.

[garywbennett]

Real easy. Take the both of my courses at xcelme.com. Hundreds have and have been successful writing their apps.

[ThePwnageSkillz]

I want to do this but it says you need an intel based mac, can you run Mac OS X 10.5 Snow Leopard on a iMac G3 (I dont want To spend about £1000 just for another computer) can anyone get back to me please.

P.S: I don't know much about computers and stuff very well.

[garywbennett]

@ThePwnageSkillz Yes, you have to have a intel based mac for iPhone development with Leopard or Snow Leopard. For the iPad it has to be Snow Leopard. Bottom line, it has to be Intel based. Try looking at the Mac Mini's. They work great for development and are good low cost solution. Hope that helps.

Gary

[garywbennett]

@ThePwnageSkillz

You will need an intel based mac. The mac mini is a good lower cost solution that many of my students use.

[garywbennett]

lol, thanks!

[joshtjan]

awesome vid! i know of some tips to do it even easier though.

[Alexmoghad]

why do u need all these trainings, just turn your idea into an app for $100 at quickappfactory

[manikmek26]

Need 5 star ratings on your app? Check out starmyapp (dot) com.

[webnavigator000]

which platform is good to develop for, iphone or android?

[DORC101]

Thanks for the upload!

[ipodtouchacker]

plz ANYONE KNOW HOW TO CLICK A BUTTON AND THEN AFTER 2-3 SECONDS IT DOES SSOMETHING. IM LOOKING FOR A CODE to stall the action

[DORC101]

would the new mac book air's be a good computer to use for developing

[iStalkApple]

@Thedirtyc0w No not really. There could be a case where you make such an amazing application that people would like you to advertise for them on your application and if you do sometime they might send you some of their products.