iOS SDK/iOS Dev/Xcode

[Sabb]

Has anyone used it before?
Basically I'm considering spending the $100/yr on the iOS development program to try out coding some apps for the iPod touch, iPad, and iPhone. I'm not entirely sure if I'm going to or not though. I think I probably will... but I'm not sure how complicated the programming is for this. If it's something extreeeemely hard (which I don't think it is?) then I probably won't spend my time learning it and buying the development program for it.
So anyone got an experience in this?

[ursus]

I heard (Don't know for sure, never seen for myself) that the apps are written in Objective C, which is a bitch to learn.

[Сєşάя]

I heard (Don't know for sure, never seen for myself) that the apps are written in Objective C, which is a bitch to learn.

Apple use Objective-C wich was influenced by C. I think you can write apps in C, also.

[Sabb]

Apple use Objective-C wich was influenced by C. I think you can write apps in C, also.

You're certain?

[ursus]

You're certain?

Don't get into it if you don't know any languages already.

[Sabb]

Don't get into it if you don't know any languages already.

I do :L just none too complicated. If you're both certain that it's using Objective-C then I'll see if I can take a look at that before buying anything.

[Сєşάя]

You're certain?

You can see in wiki or some articles.

[Tomcat]

Just so you know developing these apps on a mac is preferred so you can use apple's apps and not the shitty windows ports of xcode and such

[Sabb]

Just so you know developing these apps on a mac is preferred so you can use apple's apps and not the shitty windows ports of xcode and such

Yea I know that. Is there a significant difference though? Like, you can still do it on a PC? :L

[Tomcat]

Yea I know that. Is there a significant difference though? Like, you can still do it on a PC? :L

you cant really make a successful app without a mac. its just made for it

[Sabb]

you cant really make a successful app without a mac. its just made for it

._.

[Cake Faice]

you cant really make a successful app without a mac. its just made for it

>Apple
>Development on something other than an Apple product with no issues

That'll be the day.

[Сєşάя]

To create an application for iPhone or other Apple products, is used mostly Objective-C. But remember that Objective-C is based on C language So it's very important to learn the C language that is easy and then you have more idea of ​​how to program in Objective-C.

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Yes, very late comment.

[Sabb]

To create an application for iPhone or other Apple products, is used mostly Objective-C. But remember that Objective-C is based on C language So it's very important to learn the C language that is easy and then you have more idea of ​​how to program in Objective-C.

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Yes, very late comment.

It would be kind of pointless to learn C to learn Objective-C, especially seeing as it is pretty different being object oriented lol.

[Сєşάя]

It would be kind of pointless to learn C to learn Objective-C, especially seeing as it is pretty different being object oriented lol.

Well, but is a tip: will be very advantageous to learn first C to start lean Objective-C, regardless whether of object-oriented or systems.