Programming the iPhone User Experience, Sept 2009

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Programming the iPhone User Experience, Sept 2009



This book is geared toward designers, developers, and managers who wish to develop
user-friendly applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The book mixes technical
and strategic discussions, and it should be approachable by both technical developers
and technology-savvy users.
The code in this book is Objective-C, and an understanding of the language is necessary
to maximize the value of the code examples. If you are a desktop Cocoa developer, this
book will introduce you to the differences between Cocoa and Cocoa Touch, the set
of frameworks for iPhone applications. Managers and experience designers can use this
book to understand the ways that applications can function together to create a holistic
user experience.
Finally, this book is for readers who own and use the iPhone. To create an excellent
iPhone application, a developer must have empathy for iPhone users. An appreciation
of the challenges that face mobile users—both environmental and physical—is
essential.
If you have no prior experience with Objective-C or Cocoa Touch, you may want to
refer to an excellent book by one of this book’s technical editors, Jonathan Zdziarski.
His book, iPhone SDK Application Development (O’Reilly), provides a technical foundation
in Objective-C and Cocoa Touch.

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