iPhone developer extraordinaire Erica Sadun has been running a great series of "iPhone Dev Sugar" posts over on TUAW:
- Should you be building universal apps for App Store?
- Create shiny buttons easily
- Simulating device events with iSimulate
- Re-signing applications - Installing the 3.2 SDK alongside the 3.1.1 SDK
- Three lessons from the iPhone (big fingers, attention spans, fast launches)
- Letting go of iPhone visual design patterns
- Simple table badges
- Improved Network Reachability routines
- SwapKit
For anyone interested in the nuts and bolts -- and subtleties -- of iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch development, they're definitely worth a look:
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