Local Xcoders founder Joe Heck has just announced his 2-day iPhone course/workshop here in Seattle.

Joe has a very solid grip on the topic, and a seemingly boundless desire to both share what he’s learned and learn from others. Writing for the iPhone can be a bit disorienting at first, especially if you’re not already familiar with Cocoa; Joe is an ideal sounding board for questions you may worry might mark you as a “rookie.”

We got a preview of the course at last month’s Xcoders meeting, and I highly recommend it for anyone wanting to get up to speed on iPhone development. (Especially if you can get the discount he mentions in his post.)

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I submitted my first iPhone app to Apple for review on Thursday. The process didn’t go smoothly; there were issues I probably should have known about, and issues that seemed to have been compounded by using my client’s keys to release under their developer account. Now that it’s in Apple’s hands, I feel I should write down the issues and resolutions I encountered, even at the risk of looking like a doofus at times. To be trite, if it helps just one future developer have a smoother release it will be worth it–odds are, that future developer will be me.

Warning: If you are not an iPhone developer and don’t plan to be, you should consider skipping this post. It’s minutia you will never use, and I don’t offer a refund for your time or brain cells spent reading this. (Read the article)

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