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I am a MAC developer for more than 4 years. I am planning to switch to iOS development. I am confused how to start with this. Please suggest from where I can start. What are the main things should I be concentrating on. If there is any links on switching from MAC development to iOS development will be very much appreciable. Thanks.
I think you just have to follow basic tutorials with iOS programmation.
It will be very easy to switch on with those tutorials - Raywenderlich !
Go to the Part3. You just have to know the fundamental about iOS, the rest is the same as Mac programming !
It's my opinion, but if you aren't a junior in Objective-C it should be very easy for you with those tutorials !
Good luck ;)
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There are already some questions regarding this topic at SO, but they are quite old, so I wanted to know if nowadays there is something that allows to port an iOS app (swift & objective-c) to OSX.
If the answer is no, Is it "easy" to do this task for one with no experience in OSX programming ?
Is it "easy" to do this task for one with no experience in OSX programming
No. Desktop programming is nothing like iOS programming. Cocoa Touch (on iOS) is a very different framework from good old-fashioned decades-old crufty tricky complex Cocoa. What you describe is do-able, but it can't be done by magic or by machine; it requires serious human work, and to call that work "easy" is wrong. There's a definite non-trivial learning curve.
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With Oculus Rift, Project Morpheus from Sony I think VR is going to be next big thing. I am kinda stuck about where and how to start getting my feet wet in VR application development. Any inputs on the same is really appreciated.
I always recomend the practicle approach. First, try it, then think about what you can do with it.
Oculus VR Development Kit 2 is available, you can order it and try it by yourself.
https://www.oculusvr.com/order/
With the development kit you will probably have access to some technical documentation to help you on how to use it.
Concerning Sony's Project Morpheus, I don't see any links to order a development kit, so you're pretty stuck regarding this one.
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I am new to coding, but i am interested in learning objective-C. From Where do i start learning objective-C for making iOS apps ?
I have started studying "Programming in Objective-C" by Stephen G Kochan. And I am going good and understanding well. it would be greatly appreciated if i am provided with some tutorials
thanks in advance
4 guides about getting started with Objective-C, which helped me quite a lot when I started developing in Xcode. You should take a look at this:
http://cocoadevcentral.com/
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/index.action
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/referencelibrary/GettingStarted/Learning_Objective-C_A_Primer/
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/documentation/userexperience/conceptual/mobilehig/Introduction/Introduction.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40006556-CH1-SW1
Apple's Start Developing iOS Apps Today
Stanford iOS course
And google <3
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I have recently starter learning iOS development, I took few tutorials online (treehouse) and used their guidance to build some simple apps.
Now I want to create a notepad, just a simple app that let you create notes...
but when I want to do it from scratch on my own I get stuck...I don't know where should I begin?...how to divide the classes I need? and how to define stuff...
could you please provide me with some basic guidance? I want to build this app myself and with help from stack overflow...no tutorials..
Thanks!!
appreciate it
Try these tutorials: http://www.raywenderlich.com/store/ios-apprentice they are good for starting app development in objective-c for iPhone. They also have free tutorials.
Start with programming basics...
OOPS concepts and stuff like that..
Then go for obj c syntax and coding basics
Then get a hold of basic applications,common objects used etc etc..
Some helpful sites
https://stackoverflow.com/
http://www.raywenderlich.com/
http://mobile.tutsplus.com/
and ofcourse
Apple documentation [the best]
You can also check out "Paul Hegarty" videos on iOS App Development on "iTunes U" (Stanford University - CS193P Course - From Fall 2011 Onwards).
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I've created apps using objective c. Now I want to develop some cool iOS games and I don't have any knowledge as far as game development is considered. So Can anyone please tell
1) What are the basic requirements for developing a iOS game, and
2) If possible can you guys suggest a tutorial to get started.
Thank You. Help is much appreciated.
Since Apple has brought their own framework "Sprite Kit" for making exciting 2D games I suggest you to go through Raywenderlich Sprite Kit tutorial,which I believe is an jump start for your consideration.