nicholjs

we put a lot of effort into the android course but realized online education is lacking depth. you can take intro courses in 20 different subjects on lynda, udemy, udacity and treehouse. we want to be the place to learn everything there is to know about building iOS apps.

Absolute beginners to coding and people experienced technologies other than iOS.

We always learn CS fundamental in the context of building real apps, so you'll always be in the nitty gritty of the SDK. You just won't struggle with the fundamental concepts.

There is no $500/month price tag. The course is completely free.

yes it is.

Whether an open source project, struggling with a startup, or leading a profitable corporate giant, you need to pick up and do it again tomorrow no matter how good your vacation is.

Good idea with downloading the psd files.

HackDesign looks awesome!

Thanks for the advice.

On Stack Overflow: I understand that design is a different ballgame than code. However, a Q&A site geared towards helping with the tools of the trade (photoshop, illustrator) might be useful, right?

Amazing tips. Thanks a lot. And I can totally sympathize with having a project to learn. That's how I learned to code, and that's how I teach students. Good to hear that design can be done in the same philosophy.

That post was amazing. Even the related ones he wrote on Backbone.js and Node.js are worth going through.

I signed up a few days ago. Waiting on a reply.

Hey Curll, send me an email and I'll pass you along our work. john@bitfountaincode.com

I am a developer in NYC, and I do client projects with two other developers.

I'd be willing to meet for a coffee to talk about any possibilities. Shoot me an email: john@bitfountaincode.com

Golf clubs... that's an interesting idea.