An introductory tutorial for programmers that have done programming in the past. These tutorials will introduce them to Mac/iOS Software development. These segment of video tutorials are for those interested in learning Objective-C for iOS and Mac OS X.
There is also a beginner series for Objective-C that will teach the language at a slower pace for those that don’t have experience programming. Example: Beginner Tutorials are generally an hour long; while the advanced tutorials are about 25 minutes long.
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Thanks Jared! keep on making good staff like this!
please keep going..
Thanks. It is a good tutorial for new developer of Objective-C.
this is a real video thanks
It’s a shame you didn’t continue with this serie, the two videos have been the best explanation I have found online on Objective-C and iOS programing. +SoftwareElitest
Oh my, this language is terrible.
This is the most ridiculous language in human history…
Almost every single aspect about it that is different from any other language is bad in every way.
When does next video come out? It is really helpful.
what a horrible programming language
“It’s not really about keeping it simple” 17:03
“You know what, keep it simple” 18:06
Hmmm…
Thanks for the video.
I like how this isn’t ridiculously slow like the other tutorials which spend an hour teaching you 4 simple things.
Coming from Swift, I have to learn objective C because I need to be able to at least read old apps and rewrite them in swift, but this is just a horrible. Your videos are great, but objective C should make way for swift.
Bravo! Thank you very much by your time spent into those tutorials – very valuable information. Much appreciated (:
Great tutorial! Waiting for more
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Thanks for the videos… I have no coding experience but was easily able to use the concepts you taught in your two videos to write a simple code. I watched few other videos on here but they either went over my head or were too slow and boring. Great teaching style. Thanks.
i love you
Is an initializer class like a constructor?
Nice work! Keep them coming.