Sunday, December 13, 2009

Let the presses roll
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As some of you probably know I've spent the last few months writing a book on programming for the iPhone and iPod touch platform for O'Reilly Media. Late last night my editor emailed me to say that my final draft has just been pushed out the door to production...


I've pulled together some supporting material for the book. Including a couple of screencasts walking you through building the example applications from chapter 10 and chapter 11 of the book, some sample code and the slides from my keynote presentation at the Where 2.0 Online Conference on iPhone Sensors.

Learning iPhone Programming is available now online in Rough Cuts through O'Reilly's Safari Book service, and should be in stores by the middle of March.

What better Christmas present for the geek in your life..?
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3 comments:

  1. ttfnRob6:30 am

    Congratulations on publication! Hope you sell lots!

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  2. Matt Coffman9:45 pm

    Congrats! I just pre-ordered today

    Matt Coffman

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  3. Luke6:37 am

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    The phrase "let the presses roll" is a powerful command in journalism that signifies the start of a newsworthy story. It captures the excitement and anticipation of a significant event or announcement, stirring curiosity and excitement. The phrase is a call to action that grabs attention, and when heard, it signals the beginning of a momentous story to hit the headlines. In the world of journalism, it is a powerful tool for capturing the attention of readers.

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