This document provides information on how to become an iPhone developer. It discusses what an iPhone is, how the iPhone has evolved over time, and the development approaches that can be used to create iPhone apps, including web applications and using Apple's SDK and tools like Xcode and Interface Builder. It also outlines the requirements needed to develop iPhone apps, such as an object-oriented programming background, an Intel-based Mac computer, an Apple Developer program membership, and either an iPhone or iPod Touch device.

1. How to become
an
iPhone Developer
By:
Mostafa M. Amer
FuoEg Solutions & Consultancy

2. Contents

3. Contents
What’s an iPhone?

4. Contents
What’s an iPhone?
What makes iPhone different?

5. Contents
What’s an iPhone?
What makes iPhone different?
How did iPhone evoluted? (Timeline)

6. Contents
What’s an iPhone?
What makes iPhone different?
How did iPhone evoluted? (Timeline)
How can we develop iPhone apps?

7. Contents
What’s an iPhone?
What makes iPhone different?
How did iPhone evoluted? (Timeline)
How can we develop iPhone apps?
What do I need to use?

8. Contents
What’s an iPhone?
What makes iPhone different?
How did iPhone evoluted? (Timeline)
How can we develop iPhone apps?
What do I need to use?
What do I need to have?

9. iPhone

10. iPhone
A smart phone from Apple Inc.

11. iPhone
A smart phone from Apple Inc.
Online all-the-time.

12. iPhone
A smart phone from Apple Inc.
Online all-the-time.
Location aware.

13. iPhone
A smart phone from Apple Inc.
Online all-the-time.
Location aware.
Orientation aware.

14. iPhone
A smart phone from Apple Inc.
Online all-the-time.
Location aware.
Orientation aware.
Heading aware. new!

15. iPhone
A smart phone from Apple Inc.
Online all-the-time.
Location aware.
Orientation aware.
Heading aware. new!
Innovative Input and Output.

16. Why is it different?

17. Why is it different?
Smart phone.

18. Why is it different?
Smart phone.
Well-marketed.

19. Why is it different?
Smart phone.
Well-marketed.
Big sales.

20. Why is it different?
Smart phone.
Well-marketed.
Big sales.
App store

21. Timeline

22. Development Approaches

23. Development Approaches
Web Applications

24. Development Approaches
Web Applications
Open Tool Chain

25. Development Approaches
Web Applications
Open Tool Chain
SDK

26. What to Use?

27. What to Use?
Objective-C

28. What to Use?
Objective-C
X-Code

29. What to Use?
Objective-C
X-Code
Interface Builder

30. What to Use?
Objective-C
X-Code
Interface Builder
iPhone Simulator

31. What to Use?
Objective-C
X-Code
Interface Builder
iPhone Simulator
Instruments

32. What to Have?

33. What to Have?
Object-Oriented Programming background.

34. What to Have?
Object-Oriented Programming background.
Intel-based mac. ~4500 L.E.

35. What to Have?
Object-Oriented Programming background.
Intel-based mac. ~4500 L.E.
Developers program membership. 99$

36. What to Have?
Object-Oriented Programming background.
Intel-based mac. ~4500 L.E.
Developers program membership. 99$
iPhone. >3000 L.E.

37. What to Have?
Object-Oriented Programming background.
Intel-based mac. ~4500 L.E.
Developers program membership. 99$
iPhone. >3000 L.E.
iPod Touch ~2000 L.E.

38. Questions
?

39. Thank You
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