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The Fall 2008 quarter will mark the beginning of a new class: CS193P iPhone Application Programming from Stanford. The new class is focused on Apple’s iPhone application development using Cocoa Touch.
You will need to have an Intel-based Macintosh in order to take this class. You will need to install the iPhone SDK too. However, there is no need to have an iPhone as the vast majority of the work can be done using the iPhone simulator (included in the iPhone SDK).
The class is being offered via Stanford Center for Professional Development.
It is strongly recommended that you are comfortable with programming in C, especially with regard to using pointers and general C memory management (malloc/free). Familiarity with object oriented designs and principles are definitely helpful but tend to pose less of a stumbling block than wrangling with pointers in C.
Go ahead, start off, download the files — Stanford’s iPhone Programming Online Class.
(Thanks: Freeman)
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The funny thing is , I don’t think Stanford ever had a “Application development for the Macintosh” class ever, nor will it have a “Application development in Android” class.
thought i’d let you know of an online iPhone Course that teaches aspiring students via video, pdf and one-on-one lessons. Its
not that expensive ($200) and there is a $50 rebate if you use the code AZV while registering.
You also get to work and co-publish your first live industrial iphone project (game or application) on the official Apple
Appstore, and you get to keep 80% of the revenues as part of a co-publishing deal with the company that runs the online
iPhone classes. This means that you can essentially earn back the money and time that you put into this, many times over in a
matter of a few months!
Interested people will need to register ASAP, as they are quickly approaching maximum capacity and will not be able to
entertain an excessive number of students. Visit the link – learn iphone tutorials to sign up today!
Hi,
Go through C programming language and then study Objective-C language and Cocoa.
-Paras Dorle
paras4387@gmail.com
does anyone know what version of the sdk stanford uses in the tutorials?
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