University Heights, Ohio - The Pragmatic Programmers have released a beta of their book for developers interested in targeting the iPhone 3.0 SDK on the same day that Apple released iPhone 3.0. “iPhone SDK Development” is available today for $24. The “iPhone SDK Development” book contains more than 50 sample programs for iPhone SDK 3.0, along with explorations of the big picture, and an eye to the little details that programmers need. “iPhone SDK Development” goes beyond basic developer docs to help developers succeed on today’s most popular mobile application platform.

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Macworld today announces the release of “Macworld’s iPhone Superguide, Second Edition,” the latest addition to its popular Superguide series.

In this 154-page book, Macworld editors offer updated advice and top tips for mastering the first generation iPhone, the iPhone 3G, and the iPod touch. This Superguide covers everything an iPhone or iPod touch user needs to know.


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Programmers of all backgrounds are flocking to iPhone development, and many of us don’t have a background programming for the Mac, which means there is a lot to get to grips with. Thankfully some brilliant iPhone development books are out:


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The mad rush amongst developers to get a share of the Appstore is already known. iPhone / iPod Touch platform is going to stay and has a bright future. With the same doubling up as a gaming device, media device and a mobile phone. To help these developers and give a insight on how things work in this territory a book labeled “Beginning iPhone Development” is now availabe on Amazon (Priced at around $26.35).

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Millard Grubb has announced his new ebook, Magic iPhone Tricks. This ebook shows iPhone owners how to use their iPhones to make people think they can read minds. With over 90 pages of material, the ebook also includes some nifty tricks to make you the hit of any party or business luncheon. There are also some links to great free or almost free software that any Macintosh owner would enjoy.

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Since I used up quite a bit of my Thanksgiving eating, sleeping, and struggling with Apache Ivy, I was only able to spend a little time working through some of the examples from the book “Beginning iPhone Development” from Apress. 

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With the abolishment of Apple’s iPhone developer NDA, the floodgates are open for documentation regarding the innards of the SDK.

The first development instruction book to debut is Erica Sadun’s “iPhone Developer’s Cookbook, The: Building Applications with the iPhone SDK.”

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O’Reilly, one of the most well-known publishers of programming guides and references, is now shipping iPhone Open Application Development.

The book is written by Jonathan Zdziarski, famed iPhone hacker and author of NES.app, a Nintendo emulator for the iPhone.

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The book Professional iPhone and iPod Touch Programming (also available on Amazon UK) by Richard Wagner is a book designed to give iPhone and iPod touch developers a hands-on introduction to programming applications for their devices. You can learn how to create Web 2.0 applications from scratch such as an XHTML/CSS client to an advanced Ajax-enabled database application.

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Apple hasn’t yet officially released iPhone SDK. But the first iPhone Book on Application Development just got released. The content section looks interesting. Check it out.

Here is what the publisher talks about - Overview: Certain technologies bring out everyone’s hidden geek, and the iPhone did so instantly upon its release.

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