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Product DescriptionAre you a programmer looking for a new challenge? Is the idea of building your very own iPhone app make your heart rate and pulse accelerated? If so, Exploring the early development phase 3 iPhone: The iPhone SDK is the book for you. Updated and revised for the iPhone SDK 3, much discussed in the original book have been refined to make some of the most complex topics easier to understand. In addition, all projects have been rebuilt from the ground up with the three models SDK. Assuming only a basic knowledge of working processes in Objective-C, and written in a friendly, easy to follow style, this book offers a complete soup nuts course in iPhone and iPod touch programming. The book begins with the basics, you go through the process of downloading and installing the Apple iPhone SDK for free, and then increase when you created your first simple iPhone application. From there you will learn to integrate all elements of the user interface of the iPhone. . . More>>
Beginning iPhone 3 Development: Exploring the iPhone SDK
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I hope that the authors have stopped, so cute, and spent more time teaching, instead of as pleasant. This book is a decent introduction to the SDK, but I find it irritating writing. Rating: 5.3
Let me say that I had written a rating 1 star and it seems that since this supprimé.Je this short and to the point that no one pleurera.Ce book is full of errors and was written for the second 0 SDK. It was a total loss of my time and money. This review is my opinion and my opinion only! This is a review of my experiences. Rating: 5.1
The more I got into this book, the more frustrated and angry I become. (See other posts), I finally found peace when I page: iPhone SDK articles found at http:// www. iphonesdkarticles. com/2008/07/first-iphone-application. htmlCela this information clearly on nauseating nonsense with no comments Cutsey-wootsy. Save yourself a lot of frustration by skipping this book and go to this website. It’s really the best introduction to the iPhone SDK. I have no connection with the site.Je find it hard to believe that this book has received so many 5 star ratings. What does Amazon do to ensure that evaluations are legtimate and not by friends of the author’s sample code given I saw so far is really bad. The animation in the marble rolling code is really awful. The movement of the marble is very choppy. I know it’s possible to get a better movie than that. Could not the authors examined the right way to do animation, rather than simply have to set up the implementation of more naïfs.J also a problem with the way the book is verbose. There are a lot of hemming and filling and Cutsey Comments wootsey.Par example we consider in this section: “Before we jump to Interface Builder, we need to know which of these objects do not require an electrical outlet ….” We can not understand “. simplement.Il Tell us going for two points tell us what does not need an outlet. “Is it needed an outlet,” humbly ask the authors. “No, it is not to answer it.” How would it be? Nope. And that? Not at all! “And so on. Cripe, I do not know what does not need a power outlet. Tell me what que.Après keep us in suspense for two paragraphs, the authors leave us in the mystery:” On the other hand, the two text boxes are not really helpful if we are not the data contained therein. The way the access to data held by a passive control is to define a socket for each of these two text fields. “The retailers have already explained in the previous chapter. Authors do not need to explain that” access to data such as … is a decision, if they are paid by the word. Would you like to say simply: “We need to define opportunities for both text fields.” The authors took 150 words to say what can be said about ten words dessus.L shows sample code also that writers, by the example in ligne. Par will be paid to provide persistence of the chapter authors, a program that has UITextFields FOUR, whose data are persistent. Why four identical GUI controls? Why not? It is easy to duplicate the code complicated four reprises.Il inutile.Ce book is over 500 pages, but could easily up to 200 pages environ.Note: change 5.3
This book is not for beginners. If you are not familiar with C / C + + / Obj-C, I would not recommend this book. It is also full of spelling mistakes, probably the publisher. I type in the code examples, but I get errors. I wrote the author, and he recommended me to use the forum on its website. So I joined the forum, said my error (s) in a message, and the people responded. Every few pages, I had to go to the forum and questions about problems I had with the code. After this several times I noticed that the community has been written to write with the advocates of a better way to add some code snippets. The author (s) response was generally, “At the time of writing the book, we had a reason to write the code in this way. Probably due to a previous version …”. Part of that was probably true, but for me it felt like they always have an excuse for problems in the livre.Je however, that the book is very well explained in detail step by step. The authors explain why each new snippet of code was used. This is the only good thing I have to say about this book. Rating: 5.1
I bought this book as a gift for my husband. He read all the comments from other people, and I was very happy to get it, but he began to read it and I discovered halfway through the book you need a Mac to do the programming. . He has not said that, where has he ever played and now he is disappointed and can not book because we have no Mac. Rating: 5.4