[Nathaniel Cooke]

I've finally received & setup all the equipment needed for my app development journey. The question I have now is the most simple yet complicated question, where do I start? I all ready have a basic understanding of coding, in ruby on rails. I plan on purchasing a Dummy(s) book, should I first read the "objective-C for dummies" or the "iOS development for iPhone and iPad for dummies." One go's over the language I want to use to code the apps, while the other go's over the format, tools, xcode, and so on of the developer platform provided by Apple. Both books are up to date as well, which do you think I should start with? Also if you have any pointers I'm open to any guidance.

[Speedygi]

I've finally received & setup all the equipment needed for my app development journey. The question I have now is the most simple yet complicated question, where do I start? I all ready have a basic understanding of coding, in ruby on rails. I plan on purchasing a Dummy(s) book, should I first read the "objective-C for dummies" or the "iOS development for iPhone and iPad for dummies." One go's over the language I want to use to code the apps, while the other go's over the format, tools, xcode, and so on of the developer platform provided by Apple. Both books are up to date as well, which do you think I should start with? Also if you have any pointers I'm open to any guidance.

Well, all I can say is, GET CRACKING haha

[warcraftWidow]

Stanford's iTunesU course
Raywenderlich.com
Big Nerd Ranch books

[kataran]

Congratulations on your new path


Sent from my iPhone 5s Gold 64GB

[Jaguarr40]

Good luck and don't forget to post your first app in the IOS App and games forum for us to see.

[Nathaniel Cooke]

I will definitely post my first app here for everyone to see, thanks.

[Nathaniel Cooke]

I will definitely look at all the sources you listed, thanks for all the help.