via Apple – Support – Discussions – Yahoo Calendar – CalDAV …

1. Make sure you are using the Calendar Beta. If you go to calendar.yahoo.com do you see the words “Yahoo! Calendar Beta” in the top left corner? If you are not using the beta you can switch to it by visiting switch.calendar.yahoo.com
2. Go to your iPhone settings application.
3. Tap “Mail, Contacts, Calendars”.
4. Tap “Add Account”.
5. Tap “Other” and then tap “Add CalDAV Account”.
6. For the “Server” you can simply type “yahoo”
7. Now type in the Yahoo! username and password you use to signin to your calendar
8. Once you click save, the iPhone will verify your username and password.
9. Next time you open up your iPhone Calendar you will see a page allowing you to select with Yahoo! Calendar layer you want to view/edit.
10. It may take a few minutes for your Yahoo Calendar info to load… be patient.

Send people directly to your app in the AppStore…

* To send customers to a specific application:

http://itunes.com/apps/appname

* To send customers to a list of apps you have on the App Store:

http://itunes.com/apps/developername

* To send customers to a specific app with your company name included in the URL:

http://itunes.com/apps/developername/appname

via News and Announcements – January 2010 – iPhone Developer Program.

The Complete iPhone Development Toolbox | iPhone.AppStorm.

Wow! What a collection of resources!

In this “ultimate toolkit”, we’re showing you everything you need to get started; books, tutorials, software resources, screencasts, podcasts, blogs, forums, conferences, software libraries, design kits, icons, and even where to hire a developer if you decide not to go it alone!

http://www.catswhocode.com/blog/10-useful-code-snippets-to-develop-iphone-friendly-websites.

When developing websites, you have to care about different browsers, as well as mobile devices such as iPhones or iPods. In this article, let’s have a look at the 10+ most useful code snippets (Javascript, PHP, CSS, etc) for developing iPhone friendly websites, quickly and efficiently.

Brainwash Inc. listed in the Dallas Morning News list of local iPhone developers…

TECHNOLOGY Blog | The Dallas Morning News.

A handy open source utility by Adrian Kosmaczewski allows you to convert Interface Builder files to Objective-C code.

via iPhone dev: Convert XIB files to Objective-C.

Report: iPhone is number three smartphone platform worldwide.

I installed ImageMagick via this script:
install_im.sh at master from masterkain’s ImageMagick-sl – GitHub

Start that then put in a movie b/c you’ll be there a while. At some point in there, it asks for your password though so…

Then I just ran this command in the dir w/ the pngs:
mogrify -scale 23.7% *.png

Worked nicely.

Failed to launch simulated application: SpringBoard failed to launch application with error: 7

I read a few things that fixed it for people like restarting Xcode. Restarting the Simulator worked for me.

Good little code snippets iPhone SDK Examples.

Very useful when you’re just getting started or to see how someone else is doing something.