1. The document discusses getting started with iPhone development, including downloading the SDK and registering as a developer for free or paying $99-$299 for additional access. 2. It recommends writing code in Xcode and creating the user interface with Interface Builder, then testing apps in the iPhone simulator or on an actual device. 3. There are 6 main types of iPhone projects including navigation-based, tab bar, OpenGL ES, utility, view-based, and window-based templates for common app structures.

1. Getting started with iPhone development Brian Cauble

2. What is it? “There’s an app for that”

3. What is it?

4. What is it? 1 billion downloads 35,000 apps 50,000 developers

5. What is it? “Everything that can be invented has already been invented.” - Charles H. Duell 1899

6. What is it? Features Location aware Motion detection Multi-touch Internet, Email Local connections*

7. Get started Download the SDK Developer program Registered as developer (free) Standard program ($99) - individual & company Enterprise program ($299) - intra company

8. Get started Write your code Xcode - IDE iPhone equivalent to Eclipse or Visual Studio Breakpoints Debugger Frameworks

9. Get started Interface Builder Create user interface Setup navigation

10. Get started Test programs iPhone simulator iPod touch/iPhone $$$ GPS, accelerometer

11. Project types 6 main types Templates for common project structures iPhone = MVC

12. Project types Navigation-Based Contacts, Photos List that goes to sub screens

13. Project Types

14. Project types OpenGL ES Any games Animated views

15. Project types Tab Bar Clock, Facebook Applications with a menu type structure

16. Project types

17. Project types Utility Stocks One screen with settings on a reverse screen

18. Project types

19. Project types View-Based Calculator One screen

20. Project types Window-Based Blank template

21. Demo