About
Rob is a builder of treehouses, hiker, proud father, and in his spare 50-60 hours a week, a Mac and iPhone developer. When he’s bored and wants good music, he hacks on PandoraBoy. Cocoaphony is where he pontificates on various issues fascinating to Cocoa developers, and occasionally other topics of technical interest.
You can find more information about him on LinkedIn. Or mail him at robnapier on gmail.
Hi Rob,
I’ve read many of your posts on Cocoa mailing lists and Stack Overflow. I always agree with your approach to problem solving. I wanted to know when and where you will be holding a class on Objective-C again. I just spent an entire week at WWDC and what became very clear to me is that I have a pretty shaky foundation at best when it comes to good Objective-C programming concepts. Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. (I am going through the Aaron Hillegas book right now.)
Thanks,
L.
@Lawrence Leach Aaron’s book is a good start. I have no plans for any formal classes at this time, but I am thinking of some talks for the Triangle iPhone Developers Meet-up here in Raleigh, NC. And I’m planning on starting a series of more introductory blog posts here. Just recently I’ve been completely absorbed working on XMPPFramework, and haven’t had any time to post, but that should change in July.
Hi Rob,
I am great fan of you. I learn lots of new things for iphone development from you via stack over flow.I like your problem solving skills and the way you respond to developer for their problem.
In future also please share your thoughts and views via community.
Thanks, Ravi.
Hi Rob. I just wanted to mention that I have an iPhone app submitted to the app store (awaiting word on acceptance still) that allows the remote control of PandoraBoy & Airfoil via the iPhone & and a locally running server. If you’re interested in a copy to beta test, please contact me at musecontrol@gmail.com.
Thanks, John Watson
Some really nice and useful info on this website, also I believe the design holds good features.