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Wow! I was just thinking about how cool it would be to learn more about this platform. Gotta love synchronicity. ;)
darknexus Friday, 25-Dec-2009 05:41 AM ET:
It should be noted that what this is going to teach you would be applicable to web development as well. However, I doubt I'd build iPhone apps in web technologies. If you're doing that, after all, what's the point of an app over a web page? The Palm Pre uses web technologies (HTML, ECMAscript, and CSS) exclusively to build apps. However, most apps for the iPhone are written in its native objective-c language with the Cocoa Touch framework, even when they are simply streamlined interfaces to web services.
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