The good use of posting an application on the app store

When you make an app that you think is good and have confident that people would like it, you should post it on to the app store. The reason is that apple is a reliable company, it produces many awesome apps, and will never betray your expectations. But say that you will be posting an app for the school you go too. It may be easier to post it, but you will only get ratings from people inside of school, not out side of school. If you want to be more famous, or to be a better programmer, I would be posting it on the app store to get reviews from world wide, so you can improve on how to be a better programmer or an app maker. Once you become a good programmer or an app maker, the apple company may hire you and now you have a reliable job.

Day 3

Hi, today i'll be taking you into day 3 of the objective C. I'm sure you see "NS" in many codes. NS stands for next step. For example, you sometimes use the code nsstring. This means it is a text that is unchangeable. These are all classes. There other classes such as, NSMutableString, NSArray, NSMutableArray, and NSNumber. Array is an arrangement of memories. For the pointers, this is meant to make a static string of text, this means to make it a stationary condition. You will be using this a lot when you are creating classes. I also put a picture on this were it shows the inheritance of each class. By this inheritance class, we can inherit the class and add more to the class, writting your own method, and code.
That is all for this week.

Day 2

This tutorial is does not explain much on the codes, but more like an explanation of how the objective works. I would like to explain this, but I do not have much time, so I would like to tell you just on the codes. First off, the interface and implementation. When you open up Xcode, I think you see a lot of folder that ends with .m and .h. Implementation is .m and interface is .h. Also, you will see a lot of -(void)/ This - means it is a instance method, and void means that it will return nothing back when it checks the code. There will be more further tutorial on day 3 on instance method. I hope this helps you understand more of the Objective C.