Welcome to part 3 of this series of posts on beginning iOS Application Development. In part one, we got Xcode all set up and looked at how to use the documentation.
In Part 2 we created our first groundbreaking and impressive application that was neither groundbreaking nor impressive but it did work, so that’s something we can build on.
This week we’re going to do a couple of things to make our app a little more interesting. The first is that we’re going to set a custom background on our one and only view.
The second is that we’re going to make our button spit out a bunch of random quotes. These quotes are going to be hard-coded initially.
In a real world app, you’d want to look at getting Core Data involved and sticking them in a Database with relationships (e.g. Who said the quote originally) but that’s a little advanced for this.
