Kindle!
For those who have asked (and it’s the #1 question I’m asked about the book), iOS 5 Programming Pushing the Limits is now available in Kindle format, along with iBook and Adobe eBook. Enjoy
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Enjoying the book. Thanks for taking the time to write it. Before purchasing it I scoured the web to find a PDF version. I imagine that is not an option.
Also is there anyway to provide assistance to you to add syntax highlighting to the code within the book. Love to make it more readable.
Thanks for the note. The book is currently available in iBook, Kindle, and eBook formats at least. I believe it will be available on Safari Online in the not-to-distant-future, which often provides watermarked PDF.
I’ll discuss highlighting with the publisher. The main problem is that the print book is in black-and-white, and you don’t want the color coding to make that hard to read. But it could work out with a reasonable color scheme. All the source is also now available on github.