I updated the iPhone Objective-C 2.0 Cheat Sheet Today which I created earlier to accompany my video on transitioning to Objective-C.
Please watch this video if you are new to Objective-C as I explain things in more detail during the video. I have updated the sheet to include syntax examples from Objective-C which are similar to those in other languages. You will find short examples from C/C++ and Java that will allow those knowledgable with those languages to pick up on much of the Objective-C syntax immediately. I am constantly looking to improve this cheat sheet, and would like to hear your opinion on ways that you think this sheet could be improved, or things you feel should be added. My goal is to turn this into the best possible cheat sheet. Also, I am going to create an advanced iPhone Objective-C cheat sheet later on, so please if there is something you feel should be included on that sheet mention it below.
Thanks for reading, the next video will be out soon! >>> Download the iPhone Objective-C Cheat Sheet <<<
The cheat sheet has been updated please check out the iPhone SDK Objective-C Development Cheatsheet here.
Why is the guy that does those videos… always so “out of breath”?
Heavy smoker?
Is he jogging while talking?
Besides… all he seems to do is just “read” what is already displayed on the screen.
We can just “read” that ourselves.
Oh, this is a cheatsheet for Objective C. Actually, I would really appreciate it if you can make a cheatsheet for the iPhone SDK – a short doc with the various classes, methods and stuff in the vast iPhone SDK.
Great work with this one. Really like it… Keep up the good work
Oh, this is a cheatsheet for Objective C. Actually, I would really appreciate it if you can make a cheatsheet for the iPhone SDK – a short doc with the various classes, methods and stuff in the vast iPhone SDK.
Great work with this one. Really like it… Keep up the good work
I would like to learn Objective C but read I need to know C++ or C# first. If this is true, which one should I start learning?
TIA
You don’t need to know C/C++ first, C will come with learning Objective-C.. just that may programmers are transitioning from those languages. Programming Objective-C 2.0 is an excellent book to start with even if you don’t know any languages, and you will pick up most of C by reading it.
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i was using a bad mike at that time… and there was alot of editing done.
Then read it.