Marc Peabody, Justin Searls (07.May.2010 at 09:15)
Talk at Stir Trek: Iron Man Edition (English - US)
Plunge into iPhone/iPad/Mac development from another programming platform and you may feel out of place - like a mutant! At the XCode Institute for Higher Learning, Marc Peabody and Justin Searls will take you through the Danger Room to get your mind around some of the most difficult to understand paradigms of Objective-C and XCode development to finally get you productive on that big app for Stark Enterprises.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/1631
Track(s): Mobile
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14.May.2010 at 12:55 by Mike Busch
Marc and Justin did a fantastic interactive performance. Live coding with very few hiccups is a feat that I rarely see pulled off so seemlessly at an event like this. It was great to get a glimpse into how some seasoned iphone/ipad developers work in xcode and learn the tricks of their craft. Kudos fellas.
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08.May.2010 at 23:22 by Dan Harker Jr
Marc and Justin did a fantastic job and hit the nail on the head with delivering what the description for their session set out to accomplish. We're currently starting to wade in the iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch "development kiddie pool" for some retail applications so it was somewhat reassuring to hear that the initial frustrations I'm having migrating between the Visual Studio and Objective-C platforms is normal and expected. They were very straightforward and easy to follow. Second favorite session just behind Bill Nemeth's.