Although I have prior Cocoa/MacOS programming experience, Cocoa Touch on the iPhone was enough different that I needed some help to come up to speed quickly. This book was just the ticket. I found it well written and the level of detail was good.
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Although I have prior Cocoa/MacOS programming experience, Cocoa Touch on the iPhone was enough different that I needed some help to come up to speed quickly. This book was just the ticket. I found it well written and the level of detail was good.
The world has moved on from iPhone 3, so this book is now next to useless. But it was never a book for beginners to the C++ world, and even the second edition was out of date before the iPhone 4 was released. Numerous errors and inconsistencies in the code make this a frustrating exercise, and eve
This book is great. However if you have never programmed before, You first need to check out Apress' 'Learn C on the Mac'. Then you should read Apress' 'Learn Objective-C on the Mac'. After that you are ready for this book and will be making your very own professional apps in no time! Remember, this