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iPhone
Subversion + Mac OS X Leopard + XCode 3 = Faster Coding
I have set up Subversion to store the repos of my iPhone apps I’m developing on my Mac system. Now all I need to do is begin working on a core for my apps that I can use as the basis for all future apps.
If anyone has any trouble setting up Subversion on the Mac to use with XCode, here is a place to start:
ADC – Using Subversion with XCode 3 on Mac OS X Leopard
Subversion with Mac OS X Tutorial
How to setup a Subversion server on OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
SVN, Apache2, OS X Leopard 10.5
Also note, that if you download and install the Subversion 1.5+ binary if you choose to use the newer version, be sure to direct to the proper mod_dav_svn.so file in the /opt/subversion/lib/svn-apache/ directory and not the /usr/libexec/apache2 directory. If you don’t, then you will get the following “Could not open the requested SVN filesystem” error on any repos created with svn higher than 1.4+ that comes preloaded with the Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard.
4 Books to Learn Programming on the Mac.
Learn C on the Mac
[ISBN10: 1-4302-1809-6]
Own 1 copy, reading first.
Learn Objective-C on the Mac
[ISBN10: 1-4302-1815-0]
Own 1 copy.
Learn Cocoa on the Mac
[ISBN10: 1-4302-1859-2]
Pre-ordered 1 copy.
Beginning iPhone Development: Exploring the iPhone SDK
[ISBN10: 1-4302-1626-3]
Own 1 copy.
These are the books I’ll be reading to get myself firmly involved into iPhone software development. I have created 1 small application for the iPhone but won’t be releasing it into the AppStore until I can make it do more things. There are a few game ideas I have in mind, but would require a larger physics engine to complete… along with the help of a few people to create sound samples, music, and of course some of the models for the games characters.
In a few months, I should have an app or 2 in the AppStore. Until then, I’m going to study and build my knowledge of programming on the Mac. As of current, I am well versed in PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, jQuery, XML, RSS, CSS, XHTML. So learning C/C++, and Objective-C shouldn’t be to difficult for me.
I’ll keep the world posted as to my advancements.
Enjoy.
iPhone App In The Works
I’m studying iPhone SDK and Objective-C programming. Hopefully within a short time I will have a productive use of the iPhone tools and able to produce some interesting applications. First, I must buy a third book at Barnes & Noble so that I can get some really good understanding of all the Mac and iPhone APIs and SDK toolkits.
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