I have signed up to the iPhone developers program - at a cost of £69. You need to be a member to deploy your application to your device rather than just viewing it in the simulator.
Apple Developers
VitVot - My experience of becoming an iPhone developer in 18 months. I am an experienced Windows developer who decided in December 2009 to start learning Objective-C and how to use the SDK (xCode) with a view develop and publish iPhone applications.
Monday, 19 October 2009
Saturday, 17 October 2009
My new shiny MacBook
Well new to me!! I bought a refurbised Macbook 13" (250GB HD, 4GB RAM) from http://www.notebooks2go.co.uk/ at a cost of £500. My new Macbook arrived within 24 hours - nice and clean.
I tried to install the xCode developers kit from Apple IOS developers but hit a few problems with 'disk not mounting'. Realised how rusty I was using a Mac - last one I used on a regular basis looked like..
I am ashamed to admit that I even had to look up how to get a screen shot (Utilities - Grab). I did not realise how 'Microsofted' I had become until this point!
After a few more false starts - the SDK download worked (only 12 wait for each download - I live in the sticks!)
I tried to install the xCode developers kit from Apple IOS developers but hit a few problems with 'disk not mounting'. Realised how rusty I was using a Mac - last one I used on a regular basis looked like..
I am ashamed to admit that I even had to look up how to get a screen shot (Utilities - Grab). I did not realise how 'Microsofted' I had become until this point!
After a few more false starts - the SDK download worked (only 12 wait for each download - I live in the sticks!)
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