Thanks, maniacdev looks like a great resource. The format of the four day course may be a bit too much for me to handle at my current level, but I'll keep it in mind.
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What's the name of the app in the app store?
The app looks useful, if I was on the west coast I would buy it. Have you given any thought on expanding east?
Just looking at the screen cap you could increase the design aesthetic by using a solid frame instead the wood. The wood makes the titles hard to read.
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I've got 1 app in the app store and 2 more on the way. I finally feel really comfortable with ios development now.
Here's what helped me most:
- Taking a pragmatic studios course in Chicago. (might be expensive for some but worth it for me as I needed to get away and focus)
- Apple sample code
- The big nerd ranch book is great IMO
- maniacdev does a great job aggregating tutorials
- ray wenderlich's stuff is great (I've purchased all his products)
Thanks, maniacdev looks like a great resource. The format of the four day course may be a bit too much for me to handle at my current level, but I'll keep it in mind.
[edit] What's the name of the app in the app store?
Oh, it's just a farmers market directory for the west coast. It's old and I'm not proud of the design ... but hey, I shipped something.
http://farmersmarkitapp.com/
The app looks useful, if I was on the west coast I would buy it. Have you given any thought on expanding east?
Just looking at the screen cap you could increase the design aesthetic by using a solid frame instead the wood. The wood makes the titles hard to read.
Awesome list, I'd add the iTunesU course CS193P (Fall 2011) and Treehouse - with these resources, you're more than set!
Also: +1 for the interest in the apps you released.