iphone app development

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Permalink Reply by Jim Thompson on September 23, 2009 at 1:53am

Also interested. Lifetime (30 years) of C, nearly no Obj-C.

Life circumstance (open heart surgery 30 days ago) leaves me with a ton of time on my hands.
Just can't seem to get started.

already own the Mac(s), iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch (2G), enrolled in the developer program, etc.

jim@netgate.com / 808 351 1919

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Permalink Reply by Kelvin Kakugawa on September 23, 2009 at 3:37am

Actually, there's a Stanford iPhone course that's pretty good. The lectures are free on iTunes (from iStanford). However, I found it easier to just scan the .pdf files from the lectures to patch my holes in Objective-C:
http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/index.php

Also StackOverflow and the iPhoneDevSDK forum are good. Not to mention, the official iPhone dev forums for paying developers.

Jim Thompson said:

Also interested. Lifetime (30 years) of C, nearly no Obj-C.

Life circumstance (open heart surgery 30 days ago) leaves me with a ton of time on my hands.
Just can't seem to get started.

already own the Mac(s), iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch (2G), enrolled in the developer program, etc.

jim@netgate.com / 808 351 1919

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Permalink Reply by Jim Thompson on September 23, 2009 at 5:54pm

Yeah, I know about the Stanford course, too.

Was really looking more for a local face-to-face thing.

Thanks

Kelvin Kakugawa said:

Actually, there's a Stanford iPhone course that's pretty good. The lectures are free on iTunes (from iStanford). However, I found it easier to just scan the .pdf files from the lectures to patch my holes in Objective-C: http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/index.php
Also StackOverflow and the iPhoneDevSDK forum are good. Not to mention, the official iPhone dev forums for paying developers.

Jim Thompson said:

Also interested. Lifetime (30 years) of C, nearly no Obj-C.

Life circumstance (open heart surgery 30 days ago) leaves me with a ton of time on my hands.
Just can't seem to get started.

already own the Mac(s), iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch (2G), enrolled in the developer program, etc.

jim@netgate.com / 808 351 1919

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Permalink Reply by Sam Rhoads on October 7, 2009 at 10:59am

I too am interested in talking to people who are working on iPhone application development. I am an experienced programmer but new to Objective-C and Macs I keep wishing I knew people I could talk to about problems I'm having.

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Permalink Reply by Sam Rhoads on October 7, 2009 at 11:10am

If you are interested in talking to me about some Objective-C questions, I'd really appreciate it. I could send you the code in question. My e-mail address is sam@hcc.hawaii.edu.

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Permalink Reply by Jim Thompson on November 13, 2009 at 11:17pm

So I've just finished a 2-day iPhone programming course in Portland (I fly back to HNL in about 7 hours) put on by Mobile Orchard's Dan Gringsby. I've learned a lot in 2 days, mostly about dealing with the workflow issues in Xcode (I'm an old emacs+Makefiles+'C' guy, IDEs are a foreign concept, or.. were.)

I have to say I know a lot more about view controllers and delegates now. :-)

Is there still interest in a meet-up in Honolulu?

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Permalink Reply by Daniel Leuck on November 14, 2009 at 12:56am

Hi Jim. We have a monthly meeting for iPhone developers. The next one is December 2.
Jim Thompson said:

So I've just finished a 2-day iPhone programming course in Portland (I fly back to HNL in about 7 hours) put on by Mobile Orchard's Dan Gringsby. I've learned a lot in 2 days, mostly about dealing with the workflow issues in Xcode (I'm an old emacs+Makefiles+'C' guy, IDEs are a foreign concept, or.. were.)
I have to say I know a lot more about view controllers and delegates now. :-)
Is there still interest in a meet-up in Honolulu?

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Permalink Reply by David Neely on November 15, 2009 at 1:24pm

Jim,

I've been listening to Dan Grigsby's Mobile Orchard podcast (http://www.mobileorchard.com) for a while now. I'd be great to hear what you learned at the 2 day iPhone programming course. I'll be at the iphone meetup on December 2.

David

Jim Thompson said:

So I've just finished a 2-day iPhone programming course in Portland (I fly back to HNL in about 7 hours) put on by Mobile Orchard's Dan Gringsby. I've learned a lot in 2 days, mostly about dealing with the workflow issues in Xcode (I'm an old emacs+Makefiles+'C' guy, IDEs are a foreign concept, or.. were.)
I have to say I know a lot more about view controllers and delegates now. :-)
Is there still interest in a meet-up in Honolulu?

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Permalink Reply by Joseph Evans on November 17, 2009 at 2:08am

I would like to get to know a little something about the iPhoe SDK, but nothing really in depth at this time for I am in college. But yes, I want to learn some iPhoe SDK stuff. I will look for your reply some time in the future.

Thanks,

Joseph

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Permalink Reply by Jim Langford on December 7, 2009 at 9:05am

Send a message to me privately, if you would like to discuss opportunity. We are building out some newer teams.

Jim

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Permalink Reply by Jim Langford on December 15, 2009 at 11:51am

Ping...

We are taking applications For experienced persons to work on projects with our game studio and ad company. Good solid sense of professionalism and HUMOR required.

Jim Langford said:

Send a message to me privately, if you would like to discuss opportunity. We are building out some newer teams. Jim

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Permalink Reply by John Hardin on February 7, 2010 at 3:26pm

Have you taken a look at the SDK 3.2 beta with the iPad support yet? I'm an experienced developer (37 years) but new to iPhone/iPad. A friend has asked me to port an existing iPhone app to the iPad. Apple docs say to use the Project->Transition command to start, but I always find that menu item grayed-out. Just wondering if anyone has had better luck than me with this.

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