Books/Texts

• iPhone App Development: The Missing Manual --basic text for the class (required).
      (available for FREE via Safari Books Online)
  
• Beginning iPhone 4 Development: Exploring the iOS SDK -- new revision due on 1/31/2011. Good supplemental text for the class.
  
  
  additional reading material:
  
  
  • Robert Rowe: Machine Musicianship
    
  • Robert Rowe: Interactive Music Systems
    
  • Rich Gold: The Plenitude: Creativity, Innovation, and Making Stuff
    
  • Jason Fried/David Heinemeier Hansson: Rework
    
  • Paul Graham: Hackers & Painters: Big Ideas from the Computer Age
    
  • Trevor Pinch/Frank Trocco: Analog Days: The Invention and Impact of the Moog Synthesizer
    
  • Allen St. John: Clapton's Guitar: Watching Wayne Henderson Build the Perfect Instrument

On-line Documentation

• Apple Developer Site -- you will need to resgister (free) to be an 'Apple Developer' to access this site. This will gain you access to the XCode Tools, Objective-C documentation, etc. as well as things like:
  
  
  • iOS Reference Library
    
  • iOS Human Interface Guidelines
  
  
• RTcmix documentation -- the main page for RTcmix (downloads of the [rtcmix~] Max/MSP object and the iRTcmix libraries will be located here).
  
• iRTcmix overview video -- out-of-date, will be updated soon! Much of the basic ideas are still valid in this, though.
  
• iTunes U - Stanford University School of Engineering - Developing Apps for iOS -- videos available for iTunes, very good (free).
  
• WWDC 2010 Session Videos -- Sessions of every iOS development topic imaginable.
  
• Dale Dietrich: iPhone App Development - Where to Start -- Huge number of links to other resources here.
  
  People interested in C programming tutorials, here are a few:
  
  
  • www.cprogramming.com -- pretty comprehensive. Looks like some of the best tutorials are linked here, too.
    
  • www.cprogramming.tk -- another good basic tutorial, a little less insane than "cprogramming.com"
    
  • Northhampton College C class -- by Simon Huggins. Scroll down for the individual classes, there's a bunch of stuff at the top of the page that isn't applicable to us.
    
  • Drexel University C tutorial -- Pretty much straight from the original K & R C book. Very terse.
    
  • Objective-C tutorial -- this popped up while searching for some C tutorials. Actually looks pretty good.

Miscellaneous Links

• Cycling '74 main page -- the Max/MSP people.
  
• www.nr74.org -- the "c74" app.
  
• TouchOSC
  
• iLooch -- yeah, had to put this one in! The source code is all there, good demo of iRTcmix.
  
• tristanilizer -- the one and only.

Interesting Blogs

• Palm Sounds
  
• Create Digital Music
  
• Daring Fireball
  
• Marco.org
  
• iPhone Development
  
• Ars Technica
  
• Maniacal Rage
  
• Paul Graham