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New Safari Guide on Beginning iOS Development

Posted on May 31, 2012 by Safari Books Online

If you’re new to developing iOS apps, then read this Beginning iOS Development: A Safari Guide. You will learn how to set up your tools, get introduced to Objective-C and learn about important iOS patterns and frameworks. Along the way you will get familiar with using Xcode, the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that now contains Interface Builder, and you will learn how to use the Model View Controller (MVC) paradigm to create efficient apps. You will spend a lot of time working with the Foundation Framework and the UIKit, which are at the core of iOS app development. Before you have finished, you will learn how to use the Simulator and even create a few simple applications.

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