Wouldn't this command line thing be a lot like blind guys trying CAD? What I 
mean is that I've been retyping these tutorials for a work experience with a 
job coach, and CAD is a mix of gui and command line, and I don't get 
conceptually what the tutorials are coming to as their end result.

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  Subject: Re: IOS development


  Hallo Rob and Igor,


  here comes the link to the Apple developer registration page, where you can 
read more about the things you will have access to:


  https://developer.apple.com/programs/register/


  Good luck


  Jan


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  Am 31.05.2012 um 14:31 schrieb Rob Harris:


    This is something I'd like, not done programming for a while, but did a 
    degree in the stuff using a range of languages at the time.  so how do we 
    join this club? happy to hear we can type our own way without all the 
    visual-blah mentality!

    Thanks, RobH.
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    Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2012 1:20 PM
    Subject: Re: IOS development


    Hallo Igor,

    Xcode is the only tool you can use for iOS development. there is no way 
    around. However, Xcode is quite accessible and blind people can use it, as 
I 
    do.

    The thing that is not accessible is the so-called Interface Builder, with 
    which you can click and drag your user interface. But this is no problem. 
    Everything can be done programmatically. There is a lot of documentation on 
    Apple's developer portal at http://developer.apple.com . It is very 
covering 
    and accessible. You have to register as an developer (for free) to get 
    access.

    Do you have some experiences in programming?

    Greetings

    Jan

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    Am 31.05.2012 um 13:24 schrieb Igor Kaplan:


      Hi dear listers,



       I believe, we have some blind IOS developers on this list, so would like 

      to ask some questions as a very beginner IOS developer.

       I believe, the part of XCode which builds the user interface is not 

      accessible, at least it is rather complex to use it with VoiceOver.

       I wander, is there a good documentation, how to create and use IOS 

      controls, such as buttons, Text boxes and so on by code instead of using 

      the XCode?

       I am probably not using the correct terminology here, I am windows 

      developer just starting with IOS.

       I have looked at several books about IOS developments, however all of 

      them are talking about using XCode while building the User interface. So 

      far I am not able to find the documentation, which would give me a good 

      reference, how to do the controls layout by code.

       Would so much appreciate, if someone could please point me to such 

      resource.



       Many thanks and have a wonderful day!



         Igor.



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