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.
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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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.
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.