I am really tempted to actually go on a course rather than rely on on-line courses and books. The problem with self teaching is that you never know if you have learnt the best way to implement a solution and if you are making the most efficient code choices - everything has an amateur feel to it.
The only course that seems to be really good is Leeds NTI but it is really hard to justify £1000+. I have started to follow Dave Verwer on twitter as he seems to know his stuff!!
Its also tricky to find the time to commit to learning xCode as I work as a programmer - the last thing I want to do at the end of the day is stare at a screen!
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.
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