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Riley Testut :fatpikachu:

My parents are selling the house I grew up in, which means I’m getting to rediscover so many things from my childhood

Remember learning how to code from books??

8 iOS programming books, as well as my original iPhone 3G Beginning iPhone Development More iPhone 3 Development Multimedia Development iPhone Advanced Projects iPhone User Interface Design Projects iOS 5 Programming Learning Core Data for iOS NSHipster Obscure Topics in Cocoa and Objective-C
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Arcticulate

@rileytestut I developed basic, rookie-level apps in native Objective-C 2.0 in Xcode 3.x and Interface Builder back in 2009. After learning just enough Objective-C and building my first *production ready* app, I decided to pay for the first year of a subscription in the iOS Developer Program.

It started with the iPhone SDK version 3.0 as a hobby and by the time I joined (September 2010 as seen in the screenshot), the iOS 4 SDK was available as either late beta or final release 🙂

Screenshot of an email from Apple Developer Support, dated September 25, 2010, thanking the recipient for joining the Apple Developer Program, specifically, the iOS Developer Program.
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Arcticulate

@rileytestut Here is one of the later app updates ready for sale. I’m keeping it anonymous for now at least, reason being it’s too easy to get a ton of my personal information from a Google search, but you can see the version number and that the name begins with a ”1” 😅

Email notification from iTunes Store, dated October 16, 2010, informing the app developer that the application is approved and ready for sale. Included details: App Name, Version Number, SKU, and App ID.
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