This book is a field guide for .NET developers exploring the foreign world of native iOS programming. It explains the iOS development platform by comparing and contrasting it with tools, APIs, and concepts familiar to .NET developers.
The author, Josh Smith, was a Microsoft MVP for four years thanks to his technical and written contributions in the Client Application Development community. He has worked on enterprise iOS applications since 2010. This is the book he wished had existed when he started learning iOS.
The book is a great read and is easing the transition to iOS developing, although Objective-C still looks complicated. The examples are great (I always knew ninjas would come in handy one day). Hopefully one day it will all start to make sense.
