Beginner seeking an iOS app development tutor

[andrewclegg]

Hello,

I am interested in learning iOS app development for the purpose of creating specialized technical apps. I have learned the very basics of Objective-C and the iOS SDK, but at this point I could benefit greatly from the aid of a tutor.

If you are a reasonably experienced developer (i.e., you have at least one app in the App Store), and are willing to work with a "reasonably intelligent" beginner for one to two hours at a time over Skype (or in person if you happen to be in the Washington DC area), please contact me via PM with your hourly rate and availability.

Please note that I am not looking for someone to write apps for me, but someone who can help me come up to speed on doing it myself.

I am an honest person and I pay reliably and promptly.

Thanks for reading.

Andy

[zardon]

Originally Posted by andrewclegg

Hello,

I am interested in learning iOS app development for the purpose of creating specialized technical apps. I have learned the very basics of Objective-C and the iOS SDK, but at this point I could benefit greatly from the aid of a tutor.

If you are a reasonably experienced developer (i.e., you have at least one app in the App Store), and are willing to work with a "reasonably intelligent" beginner for one to two hours at a time over Skype (or in person if you happen to be in the Washington DC area), please contact me via PM with your hourly rate and availability.

Please note that I am not looking for someone to write apps for me, but someone who can help me come up to speed on doing it myself.

I am an honest person and I pay reliably and promptly.

Thanks for reading.

Andy

Try xcelme for training videos, tutorials, there's a lot of subjects covered, or if you can't afford it, try iTunes for videos in iTunes U

[andrewclegg]

Zardon,

Thanks for the tips. I have been going through the Stanford course on iTunes U, which is quite good. I will check out xcelme as well.

Regards,
Andy