How hard it is to switch over to Xcode for a simple project

MammothMammoth Member Posts: 640
edited November -1 in Working with GS (Mac)
So I was inspired by phonics to write my own app about game desing. I honestly haven't worked in Xcode alot I want to make something really simple. Can anybody give me any pointers?

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  • SlickZeroSlickZero Houston, TexasMember, Sous Chef Posts: 2,870
    As long as you don't need to pull info from other sources on the interweb, you could do it with GameSalad.
  • MammothMammoth Member Posts: 640
    I'd rather make this in Xcode I would like to use admob in it as well i would just like to have it on my resume.

    Does anybody have a good resource on hand for this kind of thing?
  • devjohnsondevjohnson Member Posts: 94
    Not helping a lot, but my suggestion would be...

    Buy a book on xcode. Learn the fundamentals.

    I started by buying an xcode book on the Kindle Store.
  • xyloFUNxyloFUN Member Posts: 1,593
    Depending on how simple we are talking about, you might be as to do it with HTML CSS and JavaScript via phonegap?
  • VoidedSkyVoidedSky Member Posts: 1,095
    Hey! What I've found to be very useful, is thenewboston YouTube videos on Objective-C. He's a great teacher, and I've learned a lot. Also, take notes in a composition notebook, so you have easy access to them, and so you won't have to go through all the vids again.
    Hope I helped!
    ~CTM
  • muoch10muoch10 Member Posts: 112
    if its like text with pictures and stuff i know a very easy way to do it, design it in html or even iweb if you want, and make sure you make everything for the right screen size and then simply add the pages in to the project as a webpage or whatever they call it, then do a couple searches on how to add a webpage on an app, and just use the url area as the directory for the file on your project, if that makes sense lol... its a pretty neat workaround that i used to use.
  • xyloFUNxyloFUN Member Posts: 1,593
    CowTechMan said:
    Hey! What I've found to be very useful, is thenewboston YouTube videos on Objective-C. He's a great teacher, and I've learned a lot. Also, take notes in a composition notebook, so you have easy access to them, and so you won't have to go through all the vids again.
    Hope I helped!
    ~CTM

    That is an amazing site!
    Thanks for suggesting it :-)
  • JohnPapiomitisJohnPapiomitis Member Posts: 6,256
    http://dapp.kerofrog.com.au/

    might be somethign worth checking out for you, it has uiwebview and a couple other cool drag and drop featurs
  • LelandLongLelandLong Member Posts: 14
    FREE iOS development college course available thru iTunes-U: "Developing Apps for iOS". Stanford University. Complete Fall 2010 class in HD available now.
    http://itunes.stanford.edu/
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