Wiley Developer Reference

Want tips for developing and working on Apple platforms on your iPhone? Wiley’s Developer Reference app puts you in touch with the new Wiley Developer Reference series. Through this app you can purchase any title in the series and then read, highlight, search, and bookmark the text and code you need. To get you started, Wiley’s Developer Reference app includes Chapter 21,“Using the Game Kit API,” from Cocoa Touch for iPhone OS 3, which offers fantastic tips for developing for the iPhone and iPod touch platforms.

If you buy a Wiley Developer Reference book through the app, you’ll get all the text of that book including a searchable index and live table of contents linked to each chapter and section of the book.

Here’s what you can do
• Jump to the section or chapter you need by tapping a link in the Table of Contents
• Click on a keyword in the Index to go directly to a particular section in the book
• Highlight text as you read so that you can mark what’s most important to you
• Copy and paste, or email code samples, out of the book so you can use them where and when needed
• Keep track of additional ideas or end results by selecting passages of text and then creating notes and annotations for them
• Save your place effortlessly with automatic bookmarking, which holds your place if you exit or receive a phone call
• Zoom into paragraphs with a “pinch” gesture

Whether you are a seasoned developer or just getting into the Apple platform, Wiley’s Developer Reference series is perfect for you. Focusing on topics that Apple developers love best, these well-designed books guide you through the most advanced and very latest Apple tools, technologies, and programming techniques. With in-depth coverage and expert guidance from skilled authors who are proven authorities in their fields, the Developer Reference series will quickly become your indispensable Apple development resource.
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