Intro to iPhone SDK
proposed by Phil Glau
Get a basic iPhone app up and running. Cover broad strokes of the iPhone SDK. Build an app. Watch it run on your phone.
Requirements:
iPhone SDK (which includes Xcode) already installed before class, both can be downloaded for free from http://developer.apple.com
Familiarity with programming. (if you've never programmed before, this class probably isn't for you. That said you don't need to be a objective C or Java programmer to take the class)
- Date
- November 14, 2009 at 10:00am
- Location
- UCLA Broad Art Center
- Facilitator
- Will Carter (10am - 1pm session); Chandler McWilliams (2pm - 5pm session)
- Limit
- 18
- Fee
- $25; Free for Members **
- Other information
- Two identical classes will be held at UCLA on November 14th (repeated at 10am-1pm and 2pm-5pm).
** UCLA students and The Public School members MUST put their names on this sign-up form.
10am - 1pm session is FULL
2pm - 5pm session is FULL





Comment
There is something similar being taught at Machine Project by Chandler, Phil. I took this class in July and highly recommend it.
http://machineproject.com/events/2009/11/01/programming-the-iphone-101-2/
8 Oct 2009 10:30AM
Hello,
We've added a new workshop on Saturday and moved around two of the workshop leaders. Also, I'm sad to report that we had to cancel the OpenGL ES workshop due to a health crisis, The Public School will probably offer this in the future.
First the new workshop:
Writing the Mobile Web
This class will focus on learning techniques for creating websites optimized for use on iPhone, Android, and WebOS. Particular attention will be paid to using advanced CSS techniques, CSS3, HTML5, client-side storage, and accessing GPS and hardware features through JavaScript.
If you want to sign up for this, visit The Public School:
http://la.thepublicschool.org/class/1631
If you're already signed up for two and you want to switch one of your workshops, write to Chandler
Please be at UCLA at least fifteen minutes before the workshop begins.
10 Nov 2009 12:32PM
Parking information and directions to the Broad Art Center are available here: http://dma.ucla.edu/info/directions.php. Please come to the 4th floor lobby at least fifteen minutes before the workshop begins so we can get you setup.
12 Nov 2009 9:41AM