iPhone Screencast Tutorials
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Your first iPhone app: Without getting into all the gory details that can really bend you mind we sinply say "Hello World!' to the world from inside your iPhone. We skip over details to just get you going and see what it feels like to get your first iPhone app up and running |
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Your second iPhone app: Use a Navigation-Based App to say Hello to the World from inside a table. We have our first look at the RootViewControllerand conquer it without getting to messy! |
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Your third iPhone app: Use a Navigation-Based App to say Hello to the World from inside a table. Wust liek we did on the second tutorial but now we also manipulatethe text. We have our first look at the RootViewControllerand conquer it without getting to messy! |
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Your fourth iPhone app: Weuse graphicsworking with UILabel adding image views. Working with images we bring into the resources folder and working with labels and IBActions. |
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Your fifth iPhone app: Working with Two IBOutletsadding and changing your iPhone icon in the plist files and working with different views with UILabels. Working with UIImage Views two work together and have fun. |
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Your sixthh iPhone app: Here we will switch views between two paintings of Einstein. This first on ewil not have any animation and will be quite simple and does include boilerplate lazy view loading. |
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Your seventh iPhone app. This is the 2nd in a series of 3 switch view apps where we switch between two paintings of Albert Einstein. Here we use the Tab Bar Application. |
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Your eighth iPhone app. This is the 3rd in a series of 3 switch view apps where we switch between two paintings of Albert Einstein. Here we use the WIndows -based app to emulate the previousTab Bar Application. |
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