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Converting J2ME to Objective-C (Commercial, and expensive)

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Converting J2ME to Objective-C (Commercial, and expensive)

HTML5 Development APIs

PhoneGap APIs are more generic and can be used on different platforms such as iPhone, Android and Blackberry (but their WIKI also lists Nokia’s Symbian and Maemo as well as Palm’s WebOS).

Titanium is primarily targeting iPhone and Android.

Similar to the iPhone SDK 4, the use of PhoneGap requires an Intel-based computer running Mac OS X Leopard, and you will need to have the iPhone SDK 4 and Xcode already installed.

Nitobi | PhoneGap

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Objective-C Static Code Conversion

Open source Mono framework brings C# to iPhone and Wii

Converting J2ME to Objective-C (Commercial, and expensive)

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Stanford's CS193P Class

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Stanford's CS193P Class (Requires previous OOP experience)

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http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/04/stanford-iphone-developer-course-available-free-via-itunes-u.ars ?

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Stanford iPhone developer course available free via iTunes U

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Stanford's CS193P Class

http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/04/stanford-iphone-developer-course-available-free-via-itunes-u.ars ?

CS139P @ Stanford

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Memory Management with Cocoa/WebObjects

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An Objective-C Primer

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Docs at Apple (requires free registration)

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Docs at Apple (requires free registration)

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Docs at Apple (requires free registration)

Creating iPhone Apps

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Hold Me, Use Me, Free Me (on Reference Counting)

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Hold Me, Use Me, Free Me (on Reference Counting)

DOM Based XML classes:

NSXML NSXMLDocument NSXMLNode NSXMLElement

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The comp.lang.objective-C FAQ listing

Hold Me, Use Me, Free Me (on Reference Counting)

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