Tag: Examples - Latest Releases

Apr 12, 2012 - App of Approval, an education app development company focused on producing teacher's apps, has introduced Compare a Twist 1.0, an iPad app lesson platform that allows learners to leverage learning through the personalized creation of compare and contrast activities. While Compare a Twist provides initial lessons as creative examples, the real power of Compare a Twist is that it allows learners to create their own lessons within the app and share these lessons.

Apr 04, 2012 - App of Approval, an education app development company focused on producing teacher's apps, is proud to introduce Compare a Twist 1.0, an iPad app lesson platform that allows learners to leverage learning through the personalized creation of compare and contrast activities. While Compare a Twist provides initial lessons as creative examples, the real power of Compare a Twist is that it allows learners to create their own lessons within the app and share these lessons.

Aug 25, 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.

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.

Mar 08, 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.

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 30, 2010 - About Objects has 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.

Jun 29, 2010 - Until now it has been difficult to find real source code for apps which have been accepted into Apple's app store without paying a high cost. ManiacDev has sought to change that and has compiled a list featuring 35 (and counting) open source iPhone apps. This list includes everything from Twitter clients, 3D games, to public transportation tracking apps, and so far the list has been a hit with developers.