Sunset Lake Software - Comments for "Teaching iPhone course next semester"

FYI, the University of Utah

FYI, the University of Utah iPhone videos helped me a whole lot more than the Stanford videos. Stanford videos showed code snippets, but didn't go into detail enough, it left holes in my knowledge base.

I've watched the Lynda.com iPhone essentials, rwth-aachen, Stanford (both semesters), University of Utah, UC Davis, and I'm doing the 1st semester of your videos now.

I have to say your videos and the University of Utah videos are for me the best source of information so far. I would like to see more code writing in your future classes though. When I see you make a mistake or go though the process of finding the information on how to do something it's a real learning experience, that is similar to what I might do in real life.

I wanted to say thanks for making this information publicly available on itunesU, it's made a world of difference for me, and countless others.

-Brad

That class is more hands-on,

That class is more hands-on, so we don't record it. Also, there aren't the kind of prepared materials for that course that there are for this one.

In any case, there are plenty of getting-started resources out there, such as Stanford's iPhone class, so I don't think you'll be lacking for material.

I'm grateful that the

I'm grateful that the advanced iphone course is on iTunes; but it makes reference to a basic / introductory class on iphone sdk; indeed there is a link:

Class #10152143 --
http://programs.matcmadison.edu/programs/iphone-application-development/...

Do you know where the video content or course material for that is?

Thanks.

The class videos are now

The class videos are now available on iTunes U.

Hello Brad,

Hello Brad,
I couldn't help but to notice your molecule app on App Store. My organization is planning to develop some Medical/Bio apps some time in the future. Would love to collaborate and exchange some ideas if you're interested.

-Gaurav
Co-Founder
SystemsBioInsight
www.SystemsBioInsight.com (website still in the works).

Currently, we are planning to

Currently, we are planning to record and release the video via iTunes U. We probably will not be posting videos as quickly as Stanford did, but they should be out a few months after the start of the class.

you should video record these

you should video record these classes like Stanford did with theirs. Would greatly help the iPhone SDK learner community.