| iPhone Book - Tapworthy - Designing Great iPhone Apps
This recommendation came via @joehewitt on twitter and I have seen others recommend it.
"So you've got an idea for an iPhone app -- along with everyone else on the planet. Set your app apart with elegant design, efficient usability, and a healthy dose of personality. This accessible, well-written guide shows you how to design exceptional user experiences for the iPhone and iPod Touch through practical principles and a rich collection of visual examples."
source: www.amazon.com
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| MonoTouch Book - Developing C# Apps for iPhone and iPad using MonoTouch - iPhone OS Apps and Games Development for .NET Developers
Everyone wants to write iPhone Apps—even those .NET developers who love writing in C#—and the introduction of Apple’s iPad only makes the desire that much greater. Fortunately, there’s MonoTouch, Novell's .NET library that allows C# developers to write C# code that executes in iPhone OS! Furthermore, MonoTouch allows you to address all the unique functions of the iPhone, iPad touch, and iPad. And the big plus...? You needn’t learn any Objective-C to master MonoTouch!
source: apress.com
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| MonoTouch Book - Professional iPhone Programming with MonoTouch and .NET/C#
Available for Pre-order: a MonoTouch book written by members of the community. Looking forward to this one :)
source: www.amazon.com
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| iPhone Books - IPhone Programming Books
IPhone Programming Books
There have been a number of tweets and forum posts recently
about the best IPhone development books for people starting out
with MonoTouch. I have recently purchased three APress IPhone
dev books from Amazon all of which have great material for someone
starting out with IPhone development.
source: www.bayshield.com
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| MonoTouch Book - Building iPhone and iPod touch Applications for the .NET/C# Developer with MonoTouch
This Wrox Blox (ebook) is for .NET developers who want to learn to develop for the iPhone with C# using MonoTouch and MonoDevelop on the Mac. Objective-C is the native language for iPhone development and this ebook serves as an introduction to MonoTouch and how to get up-and-running quickly. This ebook was written by Wallace B. McClure.
source: www.wrox.com
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| iPhone Book - The iPhone Developer's Cookbook - Building Applications with the iPhone SDK
Craig Dunn recently did a review of a set of books and I've decided to add any books that weren't already listed. Summary by Craig:
I'm a big fan of Erica's from her blog and applications when the iPhone and iPod Touch first appeared and were programmable. Text is easy to read. Erica often references "when the iPhone first appeared" or "during the Beta period" - often interesting insights that add some fun to the text. There are also references to many 'undocumented' APIs - they're clearly highlighte...
source: www.amazon.com
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| iPhone Book - iPhone SDK Application Development - Building Applications for the AppStore
Craig Dunn recently did a review of a set of books and I've decided to add any books that weren't already listed. Summary by Craig:
Less "reading" in this book - rather than longer explanatory paragraphs the author uses smaller chunks of text interspersed with bullet points, callouts and small and large Objective-C listings. This actually makes it better as a reference book than a front-to-back learning tool - and that makes it more suitable for MonoTouch in my view.
As with the other titles, th...
source: www.amazon.com
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| iPhone Books - iPhone Obj-C books for MonoTouch Developers
Craig Dunn writes a blog post covering iPhone/Objective-C books he feels could be useful for MonoTouch developers. Two of them are listed on this site and I'm reading them myself (although the Head First book hasn't arrived yet). I'll look to add the others to the site as well.
source: conceptdev.blogspot.com
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| iPhone Book - Head First iPhone Development - A Learner's Guide to Creating Objective-C Applications for the iPhone
I did a recent tweet poll to see if learning at least a basic level of Objective-C would make you a better MonoTouch developer. The overwhelming response was YES. A lot of the answers were from the developers who have been writing great MonoTouch content. After reporting the results back via Twitter I ordered two books and this was one of them. This book is just now being released and I really like the style of the Head First books. I haven't read any reviews about it but I've read another Head First boo...
source: www.amazon.com
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| iPhone Book - Beginning iPhone 3 Development - Exploring the iPhone SDK
I did a recent tweet poll to see if learning at least a basic level of Objective-C would make you a better MonoTouch developer. The overwhelming response was YES. A lot of the answers were from the developers who have been writing great MonoTouch content. After reporting the results back via Twitter I ordered two books and this was one of them. I've heard recommendations for this book and the reviews on Amazon seem quite positive.
source: www.amazon.com
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