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iPhone 3.0 Development Course by Pragmatic Studio

Michael — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 11:35:33 +0000

Pragmatic Studios, the Apple and iPhone training people, have announced a new class to be help both in Reston, VA, from August 4 to 7th and Denver, CO, from August 25th through 28th. They bill this as a class that can help you, “turn your idea into a killer app by learning how to create iPhone applications from start to finish.”

According to their release:

Learn how to create dynamic, visually-appealing iPhone applications from two experienced iPhone developers in this 4-day, hands-on training course.

Learn how to use the major tools and APIs in the iPhone SDK 3.0 and how they all fit together, to develop mobile applications like the pros.
Get hands-on coding experience and answers to your questions so you can start creating your own iPhone application with confidence.
Save time and frustration by focusing exclusively on iPhone development for four days with expert guidance.

You’ll come away from this Studio knowing Interface Builder, Xcode, Objective-C, Cocoa Touch programming, and the APIs included in the iPhone SDK 3.0. You’ll not just know how to use these powerful tools, you’ll also understand why things are the way they are. You’ll be ready to create your first iPhone application, or improve upon your existing application.

The Pragmatic Studio offers training on cutting-edge technologies from highly qualified authors and experts. Since 2005, over 1500 developers have learned Ruby, Rails, iPhone, and other timely topics in our training courses.

Also, don’t miss the iPhone Developer’s Roadmap on their site. Really some great advice in there.

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Apple Announces iPhone Tech Talk World Tour

Michael — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 16:43:32 +0000

Apple technology evangelists will soon be traveling the globe to bring iPhone application development expertise to a city near you. (As long as you don’t live in the Southeastern US.) Learn about the tools and technologies you’ll use to create great iPhone applications, then work with the experts to optimize your code, refine your user interface, and apply the knowledge you gain from the sessions.

Whether you’re new to iPhone development, a seasoned professional, or an IT pro, you’ll find a session designed just for you. Plus, learn how to get your application in front of millions of users on the App Store.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity. The event is free, but space is limited. Register for an iPhone Tech Talk today.

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iPhone talks at Inverge 2008

Michael — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 13:02:47 +0000

Last week, Raven Zachary spoke at Inverge 2008, the interactive convergence conference held in Portland, Oregon. Conference founder Steve Gehlen gave him two five-minute slots to talk about the iPhone. The first talk focused on the platform opportunity and why he is passionate about the iPhone as a game-changer in the mobile space (passionate enough to transition out of a very cool job as an open source analyst and focus on the iPhone full-time). The second talk focuses on the diversity of applications available today in the App Store. In an attempt for this talk to be a bit more entertaining to his audience during that 3-4pm hormonal low point after lunch (and it worked), a fair number of the 20 applications he covered fall into the amusing or absurd categories. Hit the link to see his slide show, and enjoy!

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iPhoneLive Developer’s Conference

Michael — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 01:43:16 +0000

O’Reilly Media has organized a new conference called iPhoneLive aimed at iPhone developers, entrepreneurs and enthusiasts, focusing on both the business and development issues surrounding the iPhone platform. The one day conference is scheduled for November 18th in San Jose, California.

According to O’Reilly, “iPhoneLive will be a gathering of the best and brightest participants in the iPhone ecosystem today. Whether you’re already building apps for the iPhone or are a developer who wants to make a move to the iPhone platform; if you’re an entrepreneur or simply an enthusiast of the emerging iPhone industry, this is the event for you. ”

Speakers for the even are scheduled to include Tim O’Reilly of O’Reilly Media, Shane Vitarana of CrimsonJet LLC, Neil Young of ng:moco:), Ryan Sarver of Skyhook Wireless, Bill Dundey of Gala Factory Software, and many others.

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iPhoneDevCamp Broadcasting Live

Michael — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 13:07:11 +0000

iPhoneDevCamp is currently going on at the Adobe campus in San Francisco. If you are like me and couldn’t make it out there, you will be interested to know that many of the proceedings are being broadcast live.

Guest access is blocked during non-event hours, but you can tune in for the Introductions at 7pm on Friday night, the Keynote Forum at 930am Saturday, the Sunday Keynote at 10am, and the Hackathon Contest starting at 2pm on Sunday.

Tune in live by clicking here, or just go to the iPhoneDevCamp site and follow their links.

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Apple Design Awards Deadline Is May 12

Michael — Mon, 05 May 2008 20:05:43 +0000

Make sure your Mac OS X Leopard, iPhone SDK, or iPhone web application gets the attention it deserves. The Apple Design Awards feature seven categories that recognize technical excellence, innovation, and outstanding achievement—including two new categories for iPhone development.

Don’t wait, submit your entry today.

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Session Details Posted for WWDC

Michael — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 23:54:02 +0000

The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is the to be to receive technical information on developing for Mac OS X Leopard and iPhone OS from the engineers who created them. As mentioned before, this years conference will be held in San Francisco from June 9th through the 13th. See the details on over 60 sessions and labs including sessions for the first ever iPhone track.

In-depth Technical Sessions
Dive deep with presentations on the technologies that power iPhone OS, Leopard and Leopard Server, and code along with Apple engineers in practical “how-to” sessions.

Hands-on Labs
Bring your code to the iPhone, Mac, and IT labs where you can work one-to-one with Apple engineers and user interface designers. You’ll get answers to your most critical questions, insight into development techniques, and best-practices on optimizing features that will define your product’s success.

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O’Reilly iPhone Webcast

Michael — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 04:12:59 +0000

O’Reilly media will be hosting a webcast on April 3rd entitled, “Getting the iPhone Open Source Tool Chain up and Running”.

In this webcast, Jonathan A. Zdziarski, one of the original hackers of the iPhone and author of iPhone Open Application Development will demonstrate how you can use the iPhone open source tool chain to design third-party software that will run on on both today’s iPhones, and on iPhones that will soon be running Apple’s next version of firmware based on the official SDK. Jonathan will demonstrate on a Mac running Leopard.

Introducing Jonathan will be Brian Jepson, executive editor for Make Magazine’s Make:Books series, co-author of Mac OS X Tiger for Unix Geeks and a number of other geeky books, and iPhone hacker at large.

This is your opportunity to hear expert advice on building applications for the iPhone and ask questions of the experts themselves.

Attendance is limited, so register now.

Date: Thursday, April 3 at 10am PDT (17:00 GMT)
Cost: Free
Duration: 30-45 minutes
Meeting link: oreilly.com/go/webcast-iphone
Teleconference dial-in:
(select the number that is closest to your location)
East Coast US: +1 617 231-0350 and pin 8136507
West Coast US: +1 213-455-0500 and pin 8136507

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World Wide Developer Conference 2008 Announced

Michael — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 23:33:58 +0000

June 9-13, 2008, San Francisco, Moscone Convention Center.

Want my guess? The next generation of the iPhone with 3G and such will come out at this conference. Combine that with the 2.0 software and Active Sync to Microsoft Exchange and we have only begun to see the iPhone revolution.

The groundbreaking innovations of Mac OS X Leopard and iPhone OS offer two revolutionary development platforms for developers and IT professionals. Immerse yourself with information-rich sessions where Apple engineers go in-depth on the innovative technologies that power the features of these sophisticated platforms. Bring your code to the Labs and work one-to-one with Apple engineers, applying development methods and best-practices you gain from sessions to enhance your application.

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