Preface
Having been involved in the development of applications on a variety of mobile platforms for more than 10 years, I knew the iPhone was something exciting when it was first introduced back in 2008. From a consumer viewpoint, it had the intangible and hard-to-define elements required to make a compelling device that you just wanted to keep coming back to and interact with. To the user, the device “felt right” and it was a pleasure to use rather than simply being a means to an end to achieve a singular task.
As new and refreshing as the iPhone user experience was, the development tools that supported it were also rather unique. For developers without prior exposure to Apple products, the platform was full of new terms, tools, and concepts ...
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