I would spend a couple of weeks getting into Objective-C, Xcode, Interface Builder, and the Apple iOS documentation. There are many good tutorials and sample Xcode projects to download and run on the iPhone / iPad simulator.
If you are just starting out, some of these quick launch libraries may rob you of the in-depth knowledge that you will need to create the subtleties and nuances that you will need when your application begins to go beyond the sandbox. It’s nice to use training tools or speed up development time, but I would advise you not to use them as a crutch until you strengthen the legs of the developer. Crawl To walk. Run!
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