iOS: Considering writing iOS apps? Here’s what you need

Ever since I started writing iOS apps, I’ve seen other programmers inquire about how they can get started with writing iOS and/or Objective-C apps.

From what I could find, there isn’t a real YES or NO answers to those what seems like basic questions for inquiring minds – until now.

I will tackle the most asked questions that I could find.  If you have any others, please feel free to ask them in the comments section below.

Q: What do I need to develop iOS apps?
A: You’ll need a Mac computer.  Any recent Mac will do – even the Mac Mini.

Q: Can I develop iOS apps on a Windows computer?
A: No.  Developers must use Apple’s development environment – Xcode.

Q: How much is it to become an iOS developer?
A: $99.00 per year, which includes access to all developer’s documentation, libraries, and more.

Q: What books can I get to learn more about Objective-C programming?
A: I use Amazon.com for all of my books.  Click here to see what they have.

Q: Are their any free resources to learn Obj-C programming?
A: Yes their are.  Search Google.com to find them.

Q: Are there any online resources I can use to learn?
A: Yes.  YouTube is a fantastic resource.  I also recommend this site as well.

I hope to be expanding the above sometime soon.  Please keep those questions coming.