Free iPhone Development Training - Learn iPhone Application Programming

For those developers looking for something new to learn over the summer, I finally found that free iPhone Developer Training Course on iTunes-U from Stanford University I kept hearing about.

Looks like there are 14 video lectures available right now from a course called iPhone Application Programming.

  • Introduction to Mac OS X and Cocoa Touch : Evan Doll provides an overview for the Stanford Computer Science department course, iPhone Application Programming.
  • Using Objective-C, Foundation Framework : Alan Cannistraro provides an overview of object oriented programming, the objective-C programming language, and common foundation classes.
  • Custom Classes, Memory Management, and ObjC Properties : Evan Doll discusses custom classes, object lifecycles, autorelease, and properties.
  • Interface Builder, Controls, Target-Action : Alan Cannistraro discusses the interface builder, controls, and target-action.
  • Views and Drawing, Animations : Alan Cannistraro covers views, drawing, and animation.
  • View Controller Basics : Evan Doll outlines designing iPhone applications, goes on to discuss the model-view-controller paradigm, and explores view controllers.
  • Navigation Controllers : Evan Doll covers navigation and tab bar controllers.
  • Table Views : Guest lecturer Jason Beaver from the Apple User Interface Kit (UIKit) team covers scroll views and table views.
  • Dealing with Data: User Defaults, SQLite, Web Services : Evan Doll discusses data in your iPhone application.
  • Performance and Threading : Alan Cannistraro covers application performance.
  • Text Input, Presenting Content Modally : Evan Doll covers text input and presenting content modally.
  • Address Book: Putting People in Your App : Alex Aybes discusses interfacing with contacts in the address book.
  • Debugging Tips, Searching, Notifications, KVC/KVO : Alan Cannistraro covers searching and notifications.
  • Touch Events and Multi-Touch

Click on the following link, which should bring up iTunes and allow you to download the videos and any PDF's.

Nice!!

 

David Hayden

 

posted on Sunday, May 24, 2009 3:34 PM

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