iOS iOS development videos

[chrisaster]

Hi all,

What are the best iOS videos offered on itunes to get started with?

I've found:
In-house App Development Essential Videos ( can't find link )

Standford Developing Apps for iOS

iPad and iPhone Application Development

All are free and would like to know which one to get started with ...

Thanks!

 

[xStep]

The Standford one is a complete course nod has been well done in the past. If you have some programming experience, that would be a food start.

 

[chrisaster]

The Standford one is a complete course nod has been well done in the past. If you have some programming experience, that would be a food start.

Thanks... The videos are from 2011. Are there updated versions? Cause code has changed drastically since.

 

[dejo]

Thanks... The videos are from 2011. Are there updated versions? Cause code has changed drastically since.

I wouldn't say drastically. But, anyways, here's a MacRumors article on the latest version (as of this writing): Stanford Again Offering iPhone App Development Course Free on iTunes U

 

[chrisaster]

I wouldn't say drastically. But, anyways, here's a MacRumors article on the latest version (as of this writing): Stanford Again Offering iPhone App Development Course Free on iTunes U

Sorry I meant Xcode (autocorrect), with the storyboards etc.

My problem is all the introduction tutorials that I found don't include storyboard will see how it goes though.

 

[dejo]

My problem is all the introduction tutorials that I found don't include storyboard...

So, you turn off storyboards until you are comfortable with the fundamentals. They're more an advanced concept rather than a key concept to learning iOS programming.

 

[xStep]

So, you turn off storyboards until you are comfortable with the fundamentals. They're more an advanced concept rather than a key concept to learning iOS programming.

Agreed. Better to get the core down first.

 

[Boris-VTR]

Yes, there are new video from Stanford (2013).

The problem i have with Paul Hegarty is that he states something.....and in minute or two he will negate that. It's hard to follow.

But i didn't watch all his new videos (only first and little bit of second course) so my comment does not cover all 2013 courses.

Kudos for Stanford to give us quality iOS development courses for free!

 

[chrisaster]

So, you turn off storyboards until you are comfortable with the fundamentals. They're more an advanced concept rather than a key concept to learning iOS programming.

Thumbs up to you mister! Thanks, that there is advice that you won't fond no where. I wasn't sure of the fundamentals have changed or not either. Will get on with that then.

Agreed. Better to get the core down first.

Cheers

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Yes, there are new video from Stanford (2013).

The problem i have with Paul Hegarty is that he states something.....and in minute or two he will negate that. It's hard to follow.

But i didn't watch all his new videos (only first and little bit of second course) so my comment does not cover all 2013 courses.

Kudos for Stanford to give us quality iOS development courses for free!

Can you get a 2013 link and I'll update the op?

Are those tutorials complex though? For more advanced users?

Would be great to have a beginners/introduction to iOS development using the latest xcode+iOS.

 

[dejo]

Can you get a 2013 link and I'll update the op?

Did you not see the article I linked to? It has a link to the videos.

Are those tutorials complex though? For more advanced users?

Would be great to have a beginners/introduction to iOS development using the latest xcode+iOS.

It does have prerequisites.

 

[Boris-VTR]

Thumbs up to you mister! Thanks, that there is advice that you won't fond no where. I wasn't sure of the fundamentals have changed or not either. Will get on with that then.




Cheers

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Can you get a 2013 link and I'll update the op?

Are those tutorials complex though? For more advanced users?

Would be great to have a beginners/introduction to iOS development using the latest xcode+iOS.

Well i have feeling that Paul can explain even simple thing in a hard way. While previous professors did start with explaining syntax (more beginner friendly), Paul goes straight into programming. He also explain multiple time, why you (students that is) should not attend his course (it's not beginner friendly in his own words).

 

[chrisaster]

Did you not see the article I linked to? It has a link to the videos.



It does have prerequisites.

Hey thanks for the link, I only glanced at it yesterday but today I downloaded + had a look at some slides. Looks like a great download! Cheers for that.

I've also downloaded the introduction fun 2010 which I've started watching. After that oil begin with Stanford 2013. :thumbup:

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Well i have feeling that Paul can explain even simple thing in a hard way. While previous professors did start with explaining syntax (more beginner friendly), Paul goes straight into programming. He also explain multiple time, why you (students that is) should not attend his course (it's not beginner friendly in his own words).

Will keep that in mind and try party more attention then... I'm beginning on apples first introduction videos for now. Hopefully that will be a good prep!

 

[Simplicated]

Yes, there are new video from Stanford (2013).

The problem i have with Paul Hegarty is that he states something.....and in minute or two he will negate that. It's hard to follow.

But i didn't watch all his new videos (only first and little bit of second course) so my comment does not cover all 2013 courses.

Kudos for Stanford to give us quality iOS development courses for free!

On the contrary, I think Paul is great. It may be because I've read an Objective-C book (by Stephen Kochan) before, but, still, I find Paul's teaching very engaging. Just me, though.

You may want to see iOS development courses offered by other universities, also available for free on iTunes U.

 

[PBG4 Dude]

On the contrary, I think Paul is great. It may be because I've read an Objective-C book (by Stephen Kochan) before, but, still, I find Paul's teaching very engaging. Just me, though.

You may want to see iOS development courses offered by other universities, also available for free on iTunes U.

Have to agree. Paul's videos have helped me immensely with iOS programming.

Another great help has been http://www.raywenderlich.com .