This document provides information on creating an iPhone app, including 7 steps of the iCreate process, learning resources, useful libraries, and details on the MobDis app competition. It discusses setting up the app delegate and model-view-controllers, using delegates and APIs, submitting to the app store, and debugging challenges. Main threads are for the UI while background threads handle long tasks.

1. iCreate What you need to know to create your app

2. iCreate 7 Steps of iCreate Learning Resources Useful Libraries MobDis Competition

3. Steps to Success iSell Provisioning & App Store APIs Delegates, Threading, Notifications iCreate Model, View, Controllers + Combination App Delegate Obj C iThink Capabilities of iPhone

4. There’s an App for that

5. AARGh!!!

6. Memory (Anger) Management

8. Model View Controllers Each Screen is (almost always) a View + Controller UITableViewController is most important ViewControllers Linked together by Navigation Push and Pops NavigationController ViewController 1 ViewController 2 ViewController 2 ViewController 1

9. Delegates & APIs Threading Main Thread = UI Sub Threads = Data/ Processing that takes more than 1 second Callback when done via delegates Read and Understand how to read the Documentation

10. App Store Signing for Apps Follow instructions! Redo if you encounter a problem Debugging is impossible!

11. Learning Resources iTunes Developer Series CS193P Books GitHub – Search “iPhone” Google Q&A websites Stackoverflow.com Iphonedevsdk.com

12. Useful Libraries Three20 – Used By Facebook ASIHTTPRequest – For Networking: Multiple Asynchrous Request Touch XML/JSON – API Parsing RegexLite – String RegexComparision CoreData – Database with no SQL

13. What if I don’t want to program

14. Available Modules

16. Summary 7 Steps of iCreate Learning Resources Useful Libraries Win Your Free App!