Goodies From Google To Accelerate iPhone Development
Some time ago on twitter I tweeted about some great projects that google had for Mac/iPhone developers that provided the code to do a lot of cool utility classes for doing more than just integrating with different Google applications.
I hadn’t looked at it in awhile, but someone mentioned that they were interested in regular expressions on the iPhone.
What iPhone Development Content Would You Like To See?
I’ve been at a bit of a loss for the last few days as to what sort of content to add to this site. There’s so many visitors coming now from the different search engines, and using the sites search engine that there are so many different things that people are looking for that I just don’t know what to talk about. So I’ve created this survey.
Now you can take this survey here at SurveyMonkey:
ManiacDev.Com Content Survey
iPhone Development Floodgates Are Not Open
I received a question from a visitor whether I still felt it was worthwhile to learn Objective-C development with Flash supporting the iPhone, and seen alot of talk lately on iPhone programming websites talking about how there are so many different tools for creating iPhone apps that allow you to bypass the use of Objective-C in developing your own iPhone apps.
iPhone Dev Open FriendFeed Room
HI everybody, I mentioned in a previous post my favorite iPhone developer blogs, and a few people mentioned some other blogs so what I did was in order to help everyone keep up with this stuff, and so that people could rate, comment, and post stuff that they find was set up a FriendFeed page that you can find here: ManiacDev.Com iPhone Dev FriendFeed.
I haven’t really been much of a FriendFeed user, but it iss a very interesting service.
Get Going Instantly With The Objective-C 2.0 Cheat Sheet
I posted a cheat sheet for beginners to Objective-C 2.0 some time ago that you may have checked out. Now the reason that I created this cheat sheet is because I know there are alot of developers out there with an understanding of Java, C++ or C# who would like to dive into iPhone development, but don’t have the time to go through an entire Objective-C 2.0 book. So if you’re in this boat this is something you might want to check out.