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So if you are interested in building an iPhone app, but you do not want to learn Objective-C and Cocoa, you do have options. On our Open Feedback Publishing System (OFPS) we have a title in development on Building iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS, and Javascript which you can get involved with and start learning and commenting.
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How to Build iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript6 Replies
bmclaugh
: Nov 16 2009 05:46 PM
Even better -- or maybe, even-better-and-in-addition-to -- we're working with Jonathan, the author, to try and bring you extensive video lessons to go with the book. These will allow you to tackle iPhone development with a book in your lap, a video on your second monitor (you do have a second monitor, right?!?), and an iPhone charging on your desk.
Bring it on, right? :-) More details on the video coming on Twitter at @oreillyvideo. -Brett
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MaryO
: Jan 15 2010 08:03 AM
There's also another great free resource:
our own Beth Robson is teaching a class on building iPhone apps: http://creativetechs...web-apps-wk-2/.
Thks for thoses simples and efficient rules to build Apps.
Many french pple are spoken about your subject onto webmstering boards;) Hugues Ps. Happy Xmas |
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