[iJasonTATE]

I'm starting Objective-C programming, mainly for iPhone/iPad development. Could someone guide me to a website with good tutorials? Or could someone explain to me some simple programs I could write that would help me understand the language better? I really want to learn this language. I'm running XCode 3.0, I cant upgrade because my iMac is PowerPC. I have Python experience.

Thanks, Jason

[GWatt]

The first thing you should do is find out if you version of xcode supports iOS development.
As for tutorials, I have a few on here but they're not targeted at OSX/iOS. You should check out http://cocoadevcentral.com/

[edit]
The Apple docs are also a good resource.

This post has been edited by GWatt: 23 August 2011 - 10:15 AM

[iJasonTATE]

I"m downloading the SDK now. Thanks.

[jimmydeanbakker]

I'm reading Objective-C For Dummies right now, and it's pretty easy to comprehend overall, but I'm only on Chapter 8. Neal Goldstein wrote the book, and it gives a comprehensive breakdown of everything you'll need to build iPhone applications. He has another book called iPhone Application Development For Dummies that I plan on reading as soon as I finish with Objective-C For Dummies. I felt the dummy books would at least give me some understanding of the Objective-C language, even if it's just enough info to get me in trouble. I'll take it.