“Intrinsic Development has launched a new iPhone developer training course in the UK, offering developers opportunities in this growing market sector. The three day course, to be held in Reading, Berkshire, focuses on providing delegates with essential information needed to start programming for the iPhone,” Macworld UK reports.
“The course will highlight new opportunities for discussion, interaction, and learning about the platform, frameworks, tools and languages that are used to create applications for the iPhone,” Macworld UK reports.
“The first course runs from December 10th 2008. This is the first course on this subject in the UK [and costs GBP 1,250 + VAT],” Macworld UK reports.
More info and links in the full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “James W.” for the heads up.]
Way expensive ¬¬
With that kind of money, I’d rather get myself one of those new MacBooks
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@eboreld
Isn’t tech training always expensive?
You have to see it as an investement: writing better apps -> more sales -> bigger ROI for your iPhone and Mac.
@Masa
You’re right. And I was thnking of short course, when in reality they must be like 10 hours a day or somethin…aren’t they?
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