iOS Apple releases 6 Developer Reference eBooks

[cnstoll]

Source: Macworld

You can download them by just searching for "Apple Developer Publications" in iBooks.

I'm sure it's mostly information that's already available in Apple's developer documentation online in some form, but as I started flipping through them I think they're pretty solid. It certainly seems that these cover all the bases for a beginner looking to get started in iOS development. I think when people ask for suggestions for books to read to get started that I would just recommend these.

Quote from "Object-Oriented Programming with Objective-C":

Who Should Read this Document
For those who have never used object oriented programming to create applications, this document is designed to help you become familiar with object-oriented development. It spells out some of the implications of object -oriented design and gives you a flavor of what writing an object-oriented program is really like.

 

[zachsilvey]

Source: Macworld

You can download them by just searching for "Apple Developer Publications" in iBooks.

I'm sure it's mostly information that's already available in Apple's developer documentation online in some form, but as I started flipping through them I think they're pretty solid. It certainly seems that these cover all the bases for a beginner looking to get started in iOS development. I think when people ask for suggestions for books to read to get started that I would just recommend these.

Quote from "Object-Oriented Programming with Objective-C":

These are just reformatted guides that are already available in PDF form.