Releases by About Objects:

Aug 17, 2011 - About Objects is set to begin offering its popular series of courses for iPhone and iPad developers in Boulder, Colorado. Classes will be held at the Millennium Harvest House hotel near the University of Colorado campus, beginning with Objective C for Beginners November 5-6, and iOS Development for the iPhone and iPad, November 7-11. About Objects is a leading provider of iOS developer training as well as expert-level consulting on enterprise iPhone and iPad development projects.

Feb 28, 2011 - About Objects has announced additional dates for public classes on iPhone and iPad development in May and June. The courses cover ANSI C, Objective-C, and iOS SDK programming, and will be held at the company's Reston, VA headquarters, as well as near the Apple campus in Cupertino, CA. The company helps instructors and students stay in touch through an invitation-only social networking site, providing updated lab exercises and examples after the training has ended.

Jan 10, 2011 - About Objects has announced additional dates for public classes on iPhone and iPad development in March and April. The courses cover ANSI C, Objective-C, and iOS SDK programming, and will be held at the company's Reston, VA headquarters, as well as near the Apple campus in Cupertino, CA. The company helps instructors and students stay in touch through an invitation-only social networking site, providing updated lab exercises and examples after the training has ended.

Jun 22, 2010 - About Objects today announced additional ANSI C, Objective-C, and iPhone development class dates in late July and early August to accommodate spill-over from sold-out classes at its Reston, VA headquarters. This action was taken in response to growing wait-lists for the company's July classes. The courses provide insight into how things work under the covers, enabling new iPhone and iPad developers to diagnose problems while continuing to learn on their own.

May 05, 2010 - About Objects has added class dates to aid developers attending Apple's World Wide Developer Conference in San Francisco June 7-11. Objective-C for Beginners, May 29-30, and Introduction to iPhone and iPad Development, May 31- June 4, will be held near the Apple campus in Cupertino, CA, giving developers who are new to the platform an opportunity to get up to speed on Objective-C and the iPhone SDK before attending the conference's technical sessions.

Apr 14, 2010 - About Objects is set to offer an updated version of its popular iPhone development training course that now includes full coverage of iPad development. The new 5-day course, Introduction to iPhone and iPad Development, is part of a series that's proven popular with developers from such companies as Apple, eBay, Genentech, Intuit, Raytheon, NASA, and Yahoo!. Classes have been scheduled in Cupertino, CA June 5-11, and in Reston, VA, July 12-23.

Mar 10, 2010 - About Objects is set to offer an updated version of its popular iPhone development training course that now includes full coverage of iPad development. The new 5-day course, Introduction to iPhone and iPad Development, is part of a series that's proven popular with developers from such companies as Apple, eBay, Genentech, Intuit, Raytheon, NASA, and Yahoo!. Classes are in Cupertino, CA April 24-30, and in Reston, VA, May 24-28.

Feb 02, 2010 - Virginia based About Objects, Inc. will be offering a completely revamped version of its most popular iPhone development training course that will include coverage of Apple's new iPad tablet computer. The 5-day, hands-on course, entitled Introduction to iPhone and iPad Development, will be offered initially at the Hilton Garden Inn in Cupertino, California April 26-30, and then in Reston, Virginia in late May.

Jan 19, 2010 - About Objects, Inc. is offering its popular series of iPhone development classes in Reston, VA during March, 2010. This series of courses lets developers 'right-size' their training by choosing the exact courses they need. The courses are designed to give attendees not only a firm grounding in iPhone development, but also solid insight into how things work under the covers so they truly understand what's going on in their code.