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Stanford has a free series of iOS lectures that you can get on iTunesU: http://itunes.apple.com/itunes-u/ipad-iphone-application-development/id473757255?mt=10 h

• rev087 14y ago
  This is my recommendation as well. From the basics of Objective-C (for people already familliar with object oriented programming) to best practices, design patterns and individual components. No other single resource has given me a stronger grasp of all the important concepts of the platform, and I'm still amazed that it's available for free.
  • tagabek 14y ago
    Starting Tuesday, (when my first Macbook arrives!) I will be going through this course and posting my daily results and thoughts on my blog, which I will also set up on Tuesday. I currently am slightly comfortable with Python, I have gone through some C tutorials, and I will keep going through OOP tutorials until Tuesday. I plan on spending 10+ hours a day on this until I finish the course and feel comfortable enough to create my first app, which will be the next step.
    • c_t_montgomery 14y ago
      Post a link when you get it all set up!