The iPhone Developer's Cookbook - first impression.

The iPhone Developer's Cookbook
from Erica Sadun

This is a great book which as the name highlights is a sum of recipes that explain various aspects of the application. I am today at the http://pragmaticstudio.com/iphone/ training and are using Erica's book to find several answers to questions we are challenged with during the labs. It's a great book when you start iPhone development as time over time you will be faced with the question "how do they do that?" and thanks to the books organization it's straight forward to find the answers. In addition the book comes with extensive code sample which you can check out as well as "videos" of the application that you will build. The book has also a recipe on accessing SQLLite that also cover FMDB one of the SQLLite wrappers (http://code.google.com/p/flycode/source/browse/trunk/fmdb). Note the FMDB coverage is not in depth. In short it's a must have if you get started with iPhone development.

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Posted by Daniel Wanja
Tuesday, November 11, 2008 10:25 AM
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1 comments :: The iPhone Developer's Cookbook - first impression.

  1. Ok I have read good ways to take the book and I can say for sure if you have no previous programming experience or you do not have a good understanding of Objective-C, you are lost.The book is wonderful, very descriptive and easy to follow, but you need to know C aim to understand everything.

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    bency

    August 9, 2010 10:25 PM

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