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NoneNone<slackmoehrle@me.com> wrote:
> It is not true, I am not looking for a free ride, I am looking to learn. I
> think I get confused because of all the possiblities (View, DataSource,
> Delegate, Controller, etc) I dont have a strong MVC background.

I think you should pick up a book that covers MVC in the iPhone world.
"Beginning iPhone 3 Development" by Dave Mark and JeffLaMarche is
probably your best bet.

> I actually attended the Big Nerd Ranch with Aaron many years ago in 2002 in
> Whitesburg Georgia. It was a fabulous week, but I made the mistake of never
> using what I learned after that My job changed, had 3 kids ugh the list goes
> on.
> I was considering going again this summer as I have between semesters off.

That may be worthwhile.  Even if you had retained your 2002-era BNR
knowledge, the prevailing use of framework-provided view controllers
in UIKit is a pretty significant change with lots of interesting (and
mostly very positive) consequences.  Even some Cocoa old-timers had a
hard time grasping it at first--I'm living proof!  That being said, I
don't know if BNR is covering a lot of iPhone material now (though I
assume that's the case) or if they're still more Mac-focused, so check
first.

-- 
// jack
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