I’ve actually completed two apps for the iPhone now.  The first one is for sufferers from Vertigo (Vertigo Help) which I coded in Objective-C.

For the second app I used Dreamweaver CS5.5 and PhoneGap and coded the app using jQuery Mobile (Not PMP — for those who have achieved the coveted PMP certification but still don’t know how to kill . . . I mean run an IT project).

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I purchased an iPhone in September (a birthday present for myself).   A couple months later I got a MacBook Pro just so I could write applications for my iPhone. 

Now I’m not a newbie programmer.  I’ve been programming for a long time.  But Objective-C is one of the strangest languages that I’ve run across.  I can code C, and C++, so this wasn’t a big step, but Objective-C is just plain archaic in many ways.  However, given that Objective-C is the preferred language for both the Mac and the iPhone, I’m learning its intricacies and ideosyncracies whether I like it or not.

So I’ve got the iPhone application infrastructure complete, and I’m just working on the content now.  I’ll be keeping you updated as I fight my way towards a spot in the iPhone application store.

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