iPhone Application Development For Dummies

by Neal Goldstein

Start building iPhone apps today with this friendly guide! Whether you're a beginner programmer who wants to build your first app, or a professional developer looking to leverage the marketing power of the iPhone SDK, this book walks you through the basics for building a variety of applications. Plus, you'll get invaluable advice on navigating the App Store so you can make money off of your original creations. This new edition covers all the latest information you need to know to get started developing apps immediately. No matter your level of experience of expertise, iPhone Application Development For Dummies, 3 rd Edition enables you to leverage the power of the open iPhone SDK so you can start developing apps today.    Apple's iOS SDK tools are only accessible on Intel-powered Mac and MacBook devices.

Genres: Programming, Business, Internet, Computers, Nonfiction

463 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

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Reviews

[Chinarut · Rating 1 out of 5]

unfortunately this book gives the Dummies series a bad taste - i gave the series the benefit of the doubt and found the book spending waaaay too many pages on what is essentially one programming example. I have to give kudos to effort to designing the app from start to finish. stick with Beginning iPhone Dev if you've done any serious programming.

[Luke · Rating 4 out of 5]

Being the complete dummy that I am at this topic, this was a great book to just learn the basics to building and developing an iPhone application. However, one read through is not enough to simply create an amazing app such as Angry Birds, but no dummy would be expecting that. I constantly going back to different sections, trying to understand it slightly better.

[Chris Aylott · Rating 3 out of 5]

No question, I'm a dummy. But with this book and a good bit of poking around on the Apple site, I've managed to get a very basic app up and running on the simulator. There's still lots of work to do if I want to turn it into anything useful, but it's a start!

[Bakari]

I'm a complete novice at iPhone development. So I'm slowly reading through this book and trying to understand the code language and function behind iPhone application technology.

[Dwight Walker]

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[Peter · Rating 1 out of 5]

Chapters bookstore. Not a good book. Half of it was basics. Poor modeling.