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iPhone SDK Tutorial: Building an Advanced RSS reader using TouchXML (Part 1)
icon1 Posted by Dean in General, TouchXML, Web Development, iPhone Development, iPhone Development Tutorials, xcode on 09 15th, 2008 | 23 Comments
iPhone SDK Tutorial: Building an Advanced RSS reader using TouchXML (Part 1)

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If you are here I am guessing that you are interested in iPhone/iTouch development and are looking for a place to start. Due to Apple’s NDA on the iPhone SDK there really isn’t much information out there on getting started with iPhone development, by writing this tutorial I hope to give people the confidence to get started developing on the iPhone and also to help myself get my head around it. Lets get started 1. Getting your development environment setup You will need a copy of the iPhone SDK (available for free at http://developer.apple.com/iphone).... 

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Come one, come all! If you are reading this I am assuming that you have randomly stumbled across my web development blog!  First off, a little about myself… By day I am a Web Developer over at YouPlay.com (a casual gaming/puzzle site based in sunny Australia) and by night I slave away by the glow of two LCD screens on anything I can get my hands on, learning new technologies (CakePHP, YUI, jQuery, SmartFox Server, etc), freelance web development and much much more.   I also enjoy going out to the local pub for drinks with mates, having a nice... 

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