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We currently have .Net developers and the company is wanting our development team to get ready to start writing applications for iPhones and iPads.
Does anyone know of a good comparison (book, blog, article, anything…) that could help me move from .Net to Objective C?
I’m not specifically worried about the dirty details but I’ve grown up in a .Net world and all of my vocabulary is based on .Net and I’m needing to understand the equivalent in Objective C.
There are two books I would recommend. “Beginning iPhone Development” and “The iPhone Developer’s Cookbook”. Have them go through and DO THE EXAMPLES. Each book takes a different approach, at lease one of which should “click” with your devs.