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تاريخ التسجيل : 04/07/2010
 |  موضوع: Data in Your iPhone Apps Section: PDA & Mobile  الجمعة يناير 21, 2011 8:09 am | |
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Data in Your iPhone App
iPhone | 700MB
Software
engineering, application development, programming language, computer
science, iPhone operating system, OS 3.2, iPad, core data, local data,
property lists, disk storage, XML, binary, array, dictionary, file
system, mutability, security, privacy.
As the popularity of cell
phone apps has increased by leaps and bounds, so has a Stanford course
that teaches students and the general public (via the Internet) how to
create apps for Apple’s iPhone.
BY DAN STOBER
The popular
iPhone Apps course has returned to a Stanford classroom for the winter
quarter. Beginning today, the first class of the 10-week session is
available as a free download on iTunes U, a dedicated area within the
iTunes Store .
Users of the iTunes Store may subscribe to and
download each week’s lecture videos and accompanying materials for the
10-week course, iPhone Application Development, which is taught by
Apple engineers. However, grades, college credits and access to the
classroom and the teaching staff are limited to Stanford students only.
iPad App Development
* As of April 1, 2010, there are 2,000 iPad apps available
* As of April 1, 2010, there are 20,000 iPad apps in development
* iPad specific apps account for 22% of new application development
* Competing Andorid system app development has dropped to 10%
* Most iPad apps are created with SDK 3.2
With
2,000 iPad apps currently available, another 20,000 in development, and
an estimated 150,000 apps expected by the end of 2010, iPad app
development is on the rise. This video allows you to see the technical
process of actually developing and iPhone or iPad app. You will see the
process from the downloading of the iPad SDK 3.2, which is used to
develop new apps, to the testing of the newly created app on the iPad
simulator.
iPhone Application Development
The iPhone
Application Development course is a 10 week session that will focus on
updated material for iPhone OS 3.1, according to Stanford University
The
videos for the course will also offer more this year. “We’re getting
the videos closed captioned this time, so they’ll be even more
accessible,” said Julie Zelenski, a Stanford computer science lecturer
who helps coordinate the class. “In addition to helping those with
hearing disabilities, the captions will be helpful to English language
learners or students trying to understand the more technical aspects of
the classes.”
The course was downloaded more than 4.4 million
times last year and Stanford expects the same response this time.
Anyone can download the course material, but grades, college credits
and access to the classroom and the teaching staff are limited to
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