So me and a few other people are interested in making IOS Applications, and would actually spend the $99 if we learn how to make the Apps. Does anyone know a good place where we can get tips on learning how to script and make them?  

http://developer.apple.com  

Is a nice page
http://developer.apple.com/library/i...roduction.html  

http://developer.apple.com/library/i...roduction.html

Posted by P.i

Is a nice page
http://developer.apple.com/library/i...roduction.html

Fk, same idea.

Just saying, you need a Mac.  

Posted by Shawn

http://developer.apple.com/library/i...roduction.html



Fk, same idea.

^^

It's not easy to make a iOS app you need a mac, xcodes,...
android would be alternativ if you don't have a mac or don't want to buy xcodes, developerkit/membership,...  

Thanks. And why would I need a Mac?  

Yea, I made my first android app for only $15. $15 a year for the developer's license.

Posted by MSM Graal

Thanks. And why would I need a Mac?

Xcode is only avalible on macs.  

Well i'm looking at the links, and all I really have to do is learn how to script Xcode. But even so it's only available on Macs, my older brother turned his PC into a Mac so I could use that maybe.

Are there any places where they can give me a tutorial on how to use Xcode?  

Posted by MSM Graal

Thanks. And why would I need a Mac?

It's apple and it supports only mac
i heard that the chronic dev team wants to release a kit for windows users to make cydia apps but idk when it will be out  

Xcode is not a programming language, it's a software tool. Objective-C is the language.  

Yes, cydia apps, because those are better than regular apps?  

Posted by MSM Graal

Are there any places where they can give me a tutorial on how to use Xcode?

Yea in the appstore they make some lessons  

I've come across a few handy tools which could be useful to you if you're willing to fork out a little more cash for ease of development:

Stencyl
Stencyl makes developing apps faster, without the need for any programming knowledge whatsoever. It has a drag-and-drop feature for programming your app, which makes development significantly faster. It uses Scratch, which you might have heard of.
It also does all the uploading to the App Store for you, but you will have to pay double the amount of a developer's license annually to have this feature.

GameSalad
Much like Stencyl, only less easier to navigate and harder to get to grips with. However, as far as I'm aware, this is completely free (apart from the developer's license of course). However, it's only available for Macs, but they have a Windows version coming out soon.  

Almost like MediaWiki is a software tool, yet Wiki Pages are basically the language?

It lets me download Stencyl for free though  

http://www.dragonfiresdk.com/ theres this for PC
also of course game maker, super crate box was actually made with it