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I'm finishing to read the Objective-C book by Stephen G. Kochan, what should I read next to learn iOS programming ? Any suggestions ? Thanks.
 
I'm finishing to read the Objective-C book by Stephen G. Kochan, what should I read next to learn iOS programming ? Any suggestions ? Thanks.

I have reviewed all 3 versions of Big Nerd Ranch's ios programming guide and highly recommend that book.

One thing I want to push because the book pushes it a lot. Get good at developer documentation and experiment a lot. Do the challenges and make up your own apps, it will get you there quicker than you can imagine.
 
I have reviewed all 3 versions of Big Nerd Ranch's ios programming guide and highly recommend that book.

One thing I want to push because the book pushes it a lot. Get good at developer documentation and experiment a lot. Do the challenges and make up your own apps, it will get you there quicker than you can imagine.

Ok, thank you. I'm reading that book, but I find it a bit (at least I think so) outdated. It looks strange to me that in all examples instance variables are declared inside the @interface block.
 
Ok, thank you. I'm reading that book, but I find it a bit (at least I think so) outdated. It looks strange to me that in all examples instance variables are declared inside the @interface block.

3 edition is based on ios5 and xcode 4. Some of their code is also done differently for specific reasons that they mention in the beginning of the book.
 
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