Apple released a new version of iPhone SDK for developers. iPhone SDK beta 2 includes Interface Builder, a component of Apple’s development tools that lets developers create the interface for their applications.
Potential iPhone developers should go and grab the latest release of the SDK, beta 2, and revel in the new Interface Builder. Make your own fancy UIs for your iPhone game, or maybe just make an improved iFartz.
Watch for some video (you must have iTunes) :
Introduction to the iPhone SDK
Tools for iPhone OS Development:
Xcode
Xcode is an integrated development environment (IDE) that provides all of the tools you need to create and manage your iPhone projects and source files, build your code into an executable, and run and debug your code either in iPhone simulator or on a device.
To create a new iPhone application, you start by creating a new project in Xcode. A project manages all of the information associated with your application, including the source files, build settings, and rules needed to put all of the pieces together. The heart of every Xcode project is the project window, shown in Figure 1. This window provides quick access to all of the key elements of your application. The Groups and Files list is where you manage the files in your project, including your source files and the build targets that are created from those source files. The toolbar provides access to commonly used tools and commands while the details pane provides a configurable space for working on your project. Other aspects of the project window provide you with contextual information about your project.
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