Existing users, 
Let's see ... one of the most anticipated SDK to come down the pike in a long time... maybe ever! It takes time to download 2.1 Gigs! The SDK is free and if you build FREE apps - you do not have to pay the $99 or $299 - both of which are pretty cheap when you consider the opportunity to introduce your product to 10,000,000 people by year end.
Whinging does not make things change - it only make you look childish
The iPhone SDK website is laid out well. Great instruction vids and documents and YES the download is slow... I guess it would be unless you have a T4 pipe.
All in all, I am very excited about this product and project. How would you like to have been in on the original Mac 3rd party software development. New GUIs, mouse, all of your computer in one little box... Well, here you are 1984 - again. And you are beotchin'!!!!
Give it a rest!
Apple iPhone SDK
developer kit for the iPhone
Version: Beta release 8
QuitCherBeochen!
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Contributed by: MizuInOz Thursday, March 06 2008 @ 05:55 PM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: YES
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QuitCherBeochen! - :: MILE ::
Wow, you just keep emberassing yourself more and more with each of your rants...Thursday, March 06 2008 @ 08:16 PM PST
QuitCherBeochen! - A. Nony Mouse
No you don't get it- You don't and you can argue all you want.. This is a web based device- access to web required! Development of such apps and languages used are standards compliant. XCode is GCC based which is free. Open Source is open source so use or access to the SDK is paid? What is that? The link has been changed since the first announcement was made. This is unacceptable. But you pay your $99 or $299 for what is otherwise free software and live in bliss ignorance.I'm angry this was changed without notice and in the hopes nobody would notice. The tools to do the job isn't important. I could program without XCode but the charge to have the privs to use an SDK for standards based devices and languages is lame. PERIOD.
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Thursday, March 06 2008 @ 06:27 PM PST