Beginning iOS Development Workshop

We're pleased to announce a new round of the Beginning iOS Development Workshop, taking place February 19-21, 2013. Please see the workshop page for more info!

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Learn Cocoa on the Mac

Welcome to the official support page for “Learn Cocoa on the Mac”. Have any questions or comments about the book? Follow this link to our new forum, where you can post your questions, answer other folks' questions, or read about stuff that we've got going on. We'll be sure to post any changes to the book and the book projects.

Looking for the source code that goes along with the book? The source code is now available at the Apress website. Navigate to the Source Code/Downloads section and you'll find a download link for the source code.

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Beginning iOS 6 Development

Year after year, tlhis book has been the resource of choice for thousands of new iOS developers. The latest edition has been updated to cover iOS 6 and the latest changes to Xcode 4. Have any questions or comments about the book? Follow this link to our new forum, where you can post your questions, answer other folks' questions, or read about stuff that we've got going on.

Looking for the source code that goes along with the book? Find it on the book's page at Apress. Navigate to the Source Code/Downloads section and you'll find a download link for the source code.

“Jack's picked the current best-of-breed techniques for making applications in Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6 (and beyond). There's enough breadth to know what you need to know, enough depth to get you up and running, and enough knowledge to dig deeper on your own.”

Mark Dalrymple, famous guru

“This isn't a book for entry-level programmers who just want to dip their toes into Cocoa; Jack gets you in deep with the technology, but always in a patient, clear, and thorough way. This book is destined to become a classic. I recommend it without hesitation.”

Michael Pelz Sherman, renaissance man