There is this program on the Mac App Store that is called,"The X Helper" and it has a collection of 80 snippets of code examples and what his program does is it names the code or what it does, along with a explanation of the code, and of course includes the Code.h and code.m files, and allows you to add to it i guess but for $22.99 in the App Store it seems I could find this stuff in the developer's site once it gets back on line. Would this be good to buy or should I research on my own? Or does anyone out there have any other place where I can learn about coding some more. To me this seems expensive for all that it does. You can go there and see the program description yourself but i am not sure its worth it. What is your opinion?

Kinda spendy lots of stuff found in the developer library (when it is live again) with example source code. There is so many plugins too that you can buy and take a look at to see what you can discover. I have personally learn more from the buzztouch u videos on youtube all for free :) Hope it helps Sheri

Ok, Sheri thanks for that. I will check out some of the videos on youtube. I know there must have been some on there, but over looked that , thanks for reminding me.

As long as there is 'Stack Overflow' and 'GitHub', I rarely need to obtain snippets commercially. And of course, google is always your friend. Use 'xcode' rather than 'iOS' in your search terms/phrase; too many 'app' hits over 'code' hits with merely 'iOS'. Cheers! -- Smug

I will give that a try Smug, Thanks.