So can it be developed upon? Apparently so. Thousands of apps are already available.
Sites:
- Stack Overflow - Objective-C
- Cocoa Builder
- iPhone development center
- iPhone Dev 101: Useful Cocoa Development Resources
- iPhone Dev 101: Downloading and Installing the iPhone SDK
- iPhone Dev 101: Creating Xcode projects, brief Xcode UI overview
- iPhone Dev 101: The "Hello World!" app
- iPhone Reference Library
- iPhone Getting Started Guides
- iPhone Dev SDK - community for the iPhone developer community
- Cocoa Dev
- iCodeBlog - check this OUT!
- Apps Amuk - 31 programs in 31 days
- Napkin Code - great iPhone 3 stuff
- TUAW on Stanford
- Stanford iPhone classes on iTunes
- Stanford CS193P Page
- Professor Bohon's blog on TUAW
- Apple Dev Forums available to iPhone Developer Program members $99
- iPhone Dev SDK Form
- Stanford iPhone Class Applications
- iPhone Application Programming Guide
- iPhone Human Interface Guide
- iPhone getting started with Graphics and Animation
- iPhone user experience
- iPhone Performance
- iPhone Audio and Video Coding How-Tos
- iPhone Networking and Internet How-Tos
- iPhone Developer Topics
- iPhone OS Frameworks
- iPhone Developer Tools
- iPhone SDK Release Notes
- iPhone Bug Reporting
- Learn Objective-C
- Conceptual Objective-C
- More Objective-C and OOP in Objective-C Theory
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