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"Oh. Now I see the small print below the picture. There is another group trying to s…"

Walt Sellers replied May 1, 2010 to Orlando Mobile Programming Club

2 May 1, 2010
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"room 105 of what?"

Walt Sellers replied May 1, 2010 to Orlando Mobile Programming Club

2 May 1, 2010
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"Moving down in version involves having the iPhone OS distribution file for that. Its…"

Walt Sellers replied Feb 17, 2010 to Backtracking to iPhone OS 3.0

3 Feb 17, 2010
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"I have not been to any conferences by these guys. I heard about the conference on th…"

Walt Sellers replied Jan 27, 2010 to iPhone & Mac Developers GOTO Conference in Atlanta Feb 21 to 24, 2010

2 Jan 27, 2010
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"I'm not sure why you can't see the button, but if you already have a distribution ce…"

Walt Sellers replied Nov 17, 2009 to Has anyone gotten a Distribution Certificate for an iPhone app?

2 Nov 20, 2009
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"If you look at some of the developer agreements, at least one of them specified that…"

Walt Sellers replied Oct 13, 2009 to Whats the best iPhone development environment?

10 Jan 20, 2010
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"Well, lets get real. It has caused a lot of excitement, but not necessarily a lot of…"

Walt Sellers replied Apr 27, 2009 to iPhone development environment stirs up creativity - that's a good thing

1 Apr 27, 2009
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"Zdziarski's Book "iPhone Forensics" was very good. I look forward to seeing what he…"

Walt Sellers replied Apr 1, 2009 to iPhone SDK Application Development: Building Applications for the AppStore

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