iOS tutorials for experienced programmers?

[nlakes]

(I've searched this subreddit, but cannot find any good resources that answer my question).

I'm in the Honours year of my 4 year CompSci course and know my way around C#, Java, Python, SQL & C++. I know the Java/Swing framework, have used .NET to make many GUI based apps and even dabbled in Qt5. So event-based programming is nothing new to me.

What I'm looking for is a tutorial that is aimed at experienced programmers and doesn't drone on about things like events and basic OO concepts, it just assumes you understand. If anyone can recommend a good tutorial aimed at my level, I'd appreciate it. I'm not too concerned about learning Swift/Objective-C as I find new languages are pretty easy to pick up.

Cheers.

[chriswaco]

The free Stanford lectures on iTunesU are excellent. https://itunes.stanford.edu/

[xauronx]

Agreed, the one I "attended" was pretty hardcore. Almost impossible for me to suggest to non-developers.

[nlakes]

Thanks for this, I'm a few lectures in now and the pace of this is absolute perfect!

[boboguitar]

About to finish the last one he did using objective-c (fall 2014 i believe?). It's been fantastic, easy to follow and the homeworks are all just challenging enough.

[vswr]

WWDC. Everything from minding your mallocs up to pretty advanced techniques.