MacVoices #14035: Matt Neuburg Wrote The Book on iOS 7 Programming

You could say that Matt Neuburg  wrote the book on iOS 7 programming. Actually, he wrote 2 books this time around,  iOS 7 Programming Fundamentals: Objective-C, Xcode, and Cocoa Basics and Programming iOS 7, the gold standard in their class. Matt and Chuck discuss the maturity and stability and the goods and the bass of iOS 7, what programming means to the average user and the relationship between programming and classical studies.

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Show Notes:

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Guests:

TidBITS  Contributing Editor  Matt Neuburg  has been writing for the publication since 1991, concentrating on issues surrounding word processing, databases and text organization programs, scripting and innovative programming systems, and a variety of utilities. He has written some popular freeware programs, such as  MemoryStick  and  NotLight. He has created the online documentation for a number of applications, such as  Script Debugger  and  Opal. He has written books about programming Frontier, REALbasic, and AppleScript, and is the author of various  Take Control ebooks. You  can find out more about him on his site,  Some Things by Matt Neuburg  and connect with him on  Google+.  

Links:

iOS 7 Programming Fundamentals: Objective-C, Xcode, and Cocoa Basics  by Matt Neuburg

Programming iOS 7  by Matt Neuburg