Nice. I think there are a lot of programmery types out there who would like to improve their UI/Photoshop skills. I'll definitely check this out.
If I could offer one piece of constructive criticism:
It would be nice to see some examples of things you've built. That's the #1 thing I look for. I realize this can be problematic when working for someone else.
You are right. The license is clear, but the FAQ page doesn't mention the credit link requirement. I'll email them and see what they prefer. Sometimes it is hard to give credit in iOS apps.
That was a very easy link to miss (even though you can click the image of the book as well to display the sample PDF) — maybe consider elevating the download text?
I have prior experience in Programming (C,C++,Objective-C,etc..). The programming part is easy for me. However at the design part i barely know anything. For example I can made a shadow for a image, but it takes me hours digging trough lots of Photoshop tutorials. %80 of my time goes to the design part, and this is to much in comparing to programming.
Yes, In the book itself I talk a lot about best practices and iOS design principles, but don't cover a lot of specific code. In the resources I include video tutorials of actually designing and implementing the case studies. I think you will really like it.
They are video tutorials of the case studies. So they cover designing an app and a login form in Photoshop, then implementing those designs using Interface Builder and Xcode. About 2.5+ hours of video.
Thanks! I hope people learn a lot from them. I've learned so much from everyone's web design and dev blogs over the years that I really feel the need to share what I've learned.
If I could offer one piece of constructive criticism:
It would be nice to see some examples of things you've built. That's the #1 thing I look for. I realize this can be problematic when working for someone else.