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The Fastest Way to Learn iPhone Programming. Guaranteed.    

By Greg Wientjes, PhD.  Stanford University Graduate.

Speed Up Your Learning by Downloading the Screencast Videos and Source Code.

The iPhone Programming Screencasts series ( http://iPhoneYo.com ) teach you how to develop real, industrial-strength iPhone applications with Objective-C and Xcode, tools that power top apps such as Instagram, SnapChat, and Facebook iPhone app. iPhone Programming Screencasts series include 26 individual lessons totaling over 6 hours.  Some videos are available for free on iPhoneYo.com.  To download the complete set of screencast videos, purchase them at http://iPhoneYo.com or http://gum.co/oXXr  Source code is available at: http://gum.co/Iqgx  Extend your learning with Advanced Videos (11 lessons; 2 hours) http://gum.co/nRJo Companion book is available (PDF http://gum.co/nFrM , Kindle, iBookStore, Print-format).

About the author:

Greg Wientjes, Ph.D., was awarded his Stanford doctoral degree in 2010, along with his Master's of Science in Electrical Engineering (2006) and his Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics (2004), both from Stanford.

Dr. Wientjes learned iPhone programming through coursework at Stanford University and reading books. Wientjes discovered that a much faster way to learn iPhone programming is watching and mimicking expert developers coding on screencast videos. Wientjes launched his own screencast videos at:

Content Covered in this Screencast Series:

- Xcode and the iPhone and iPad Simulator

- Objective-C programming fundamentals

- Programming with objects, variables, properties, and custom classes

- Linking User Interface components to code, e.g., date picker

- Delegation

- Troubleshooting your code

- Debugging on Xcode

- Table Views, including display of an image and cell customization

- Data saving and loading within an app

- iPad application creation

- Developing iPad applications with popovers and split views

- Building app icons and starting images