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Beginner iPhone/iPad Development
Taught by
Anthony B.
Subject:
Programming
- Saturday June 22, 14:30 - 17:30 Add to calendar
- Saturday June 29, 14:30 - 17:30 Add to calendar
In this introduction to iPhone programming I will show you how to get started writing an app with Xcode and Objective-C. We will write a sample app that covers the creating UI, User Interface navigation, displaying data in a tableview (iOS’s “list”), modal views, reading and writing to disk including customizing the app delegate, view controllers, navigation controllers, displaying images and much more.
Requirements: Basic knowledge of any object-oriented programming language
Prerequisites:
Mac & latest Xcode installed if you want to code along.
When you register classes, an account will be created at txrxlabs.org using your email address. You will be emailed login credentials. Most people who take classes with us just ignore this email, and that is fine.
Come to the lab in person and ask to see Roland or any officer. They can accept payment and give you a receipt. Some classes do have an enrollment cap, so it is better to do this sooner than later.
Most classes are for beginners, and clicking on the class title will take you to the class detail page. The right column shows prerequisites and requirements. If you mouse over them you will see what is required for that class. Some classes require a brief safety class which is taught 20 minutes before the class. Additionally, there may be fee notes which explain how much of the cost goes towards materials.
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cpnewman - Thursday, 30 May at 14:36
I am likely unavailable on the 22nd but available on the 29th. Is there a way I could get the notes for the first day soon so I can try my hand and attend the second day? I can sign up and pay first as a prerequisite.
Login to reply to this commentquantu...@gmail.com - Wednesday, 12 June at 10:45
Absolutely. The code will be on Github, I'll get you the notes too.
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