I'm a complete newbie

[mickeddie]

I have zero experience in programming and want to write an iphone app. Where do I find tutorials for people like me with no experience?

(I did learn some Basic on Apple II's in the 80's. I can make my name print on the screen in different colors, and write a small program to tally votes, but don't think that'll help me now).

Thank you!!

[Nmd730]

Hello, this site is good for starters: http://www.geekylemon.com/

Good Luck & Happy Coding

[blackbook1991]

Hi mickeddie!

I've shared a LOT of simple working projects on the Programming Page of this site: Enjoy All The Way!

You can find working examples/projects on how to use UITableView, UIImage, UIImageView, UIWebView, UITabBarController and the like. Just plain simple examples though.

Enjoy!

[ryantcb]

Originally Posted by mickeddie

I have zero experience in programming and want to write an iphone app. Where do I find tutorials for people like me with no experience?

(I did learn some Basic on Apple II's in the 80's. I can make my name print on the screen in different colors, and write a small program to tally votes, but don't think that'll help me now).

Thank you!!

youtube youtube youtube

search the newboston on youtube and find his iphone sdk tutorials and b4 that his objective c videos.

youtube youtube

[iRanjha]

Well search google appropriately as for what you want to program. Such as a tally counter, or a to-do list.

[RI_tutorials]

To produce a basic app you will need to learn object oriented programming, Objective-C and how to use XCode. Here are a list of resources you can have a glance at and decide if they are useful to you.

1. iPhone Application Development (Winter 2010) - Stanford (iTunes U)
iPhone Application Development (Winter 2010) - Download free content from Stanford on iTunes

2. Apples Developer documents: iOS Developer Library

3. Check out the programming courses available at: 400 Free Online Courses from Top Universities | Open Culture. Scroll down to "Sciences" and "Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence".

4. Tutorials posted by others on their webpages / youtube (ie. the posts above this). I do these myself (www.robinsonsintelligence.com) as one problem I found was lack of a learning curve with Apples Documentation after their initial tutorials. So I try to present a learning curve on my website.

Hope there's something useful to you amongst this,
RI_tutorials

[davidlxk]

as always, i recommend this

iPhone Tutorials | Ray Wenderlich