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HIGHLIGHT
iPhone in Action

is a complete and authoritative introduction to programming

for the iPhone, and the first book to cover the new and widely anticipated

iPhone SDK. Coauthored by a leader of the iPhone development community,

this book puts iPhone web development and iPhone SDK development together

into a comprehensive introductory package.

DESCRIPTION

iPhone in Action is a complete introduction to programming for the iPhone,

and the first book to cover the new iPhone SDK. Coauthored by one of the leaders

of the iPhone development community, this book shows readers how to do

web development and use the new iPhone SDK.

This book takes current web developers, shows them how to develop web pages

specifically for the iPhone, and then bootstraps them up to SDK programming.

It also shows programmers comfortable with structured languages how to program

specifically with the SDK. This introductory book to iPhone development

lets developers who are new to the iPhone technology dive right in and start

creating applications.

The first half of the book covers web programming. Readers learn how to adapt

existing web pages to the iPhone using unique metatags and events, as well as all

the ins and outs of how to create new web applications just for the iPhone.

The second half covers native iPhone programming using the brand new iPhone

SDK. Readers will learn to use the tools which Apple provides to program,

debug, and test iPhone applications. This book also covers the major aspects of

the SDK, including UI creation, graphics, and the interfaces that Apple provides

to access other iPhone apps.

An iPhone user is as likely to be flicking...Proficiency with C, Cocoa, or

Objective-C is helpful but not required.

KEY SELLING POINTS

• Creating web apps optimized for the iPhone using Canvas, WebKit, and iUI

• Learning about the new iPhone native SDK

• Programming with Cocoa Touch’s UIKit

• Building apps that delve into the iPhone's toolbox

• Blending web & iPhone SDK development

D�tails sur le produit

Broch�: 448 pages
Editeur�: Manning Publications; �dition : 1 (22 janvier 2009)
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 193398886X
ISBN-13: 978-1933988863
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The best resource for WebKit development 3 mars 2009

Par Anthony Hillerson - Publi� sur Amazon.com

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I bought this book because I wanted a good discussion of both SDK and web development for the iPhone and this was the only book that gave any serious talk about web development. Although SDK development is definitely hotter right now, Web development continues to make more sense in a lot of situations, and will become even more compelling as time goes on and technology gets better. This book is a great resource because of that. A very good book to have.

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All about HTML Programming 4 avril 2009

Par Barry A. Starrfield - Publi� sur Amazon.com

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Be aware that this book is strongly focused towards iPhone Web applications development. Sadly, your Web based iPhone app is not what consumers want - they want an SDK application, and those are the applications that you'll get paid for. Note how few - if any - of the iPhone applications selling on the app store are Web based.

With over half this book an introduction to HTML, JavaScript, and AJAX, you'll find that the section on Objective-C development is given short shrift.

This is the first "In Action" book that I would not recommend to a serious developer. This is a survey book on iPhone development, barely superior to the tutorials available online.

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Good for web apps, or experienced Objective-C programmers 14 juillet 2009

Par T. Miller - Publi� sur Amazon.com

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This is the only book I know of that covers how to create web apps (ie. web sites that are specially designed to work on the iPhone and look similar to an actual application, but are not actually applications you install on the phone). It provides a good jumping off point and reference on how to do that. In fact, half of the book is dedicated to it, so if that's what you're looking to do, this is the book for you.

However, if you want to write iPhone applications that you actually install on the phone and could sell through the AppStore, I'd suggest you find a different book unless you are a very experienced Objective-C programmer. I've programmed for 20+ years, in a variety of languages, including for mobile devices, but never in Objective-C or for the iPhone. After reading a review of this book on Slashdot, I thought this would be a great way to learn how to code for the iPhone. I couldn't have been more wrong. The book does give you all the basics, including a short intro to Xcode and interface builder, but this half of the book seems disorganized, rambling, and doesn't provide enough detail for a seasoned, but new to the platform, programmer to pick up what they'd need to be able to really develop an actual app. The examples are extremely rudimentary, and right when I thought I was past the elementary ones and getting into the "real guts" of iPhone programming, the book starts giving overviews of the other frameworks, leaving me with just enough knowledge to write a few variations of "hello world" type apps, but not enough to really understand how to get things wired up properly.

If you're new to Objective-C programming and want to develop apps for the iPhone, I'd recommend Programming in Objective-C 2.0 (2nd Edition) (which actually has a small section about iPhone programming, but this is more to learn Obj-C and as a reference), and Beginning iPhone Development: Exploring the iPhone SDK (a new edition of the book comes out revised and updated for the 3.0 SDK on July 20th, 2009)

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