Apple releases WWDC videos for a price

July 16, 2009 Kyle Buis

Did you miss Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference this year and wish there was a way to watch hours upon hours of video for a fraction of the cost of actually attending the event?

Well developers need not worry about missing anything if they’re willing to fork out a few hundred dollars.

Apple has released the videos of both the Mac and iPhone sessions on its developer site.

Now I can’t program worth a damn and I’m trying to learn this stuff piece by piece as I can, so I won’t be taking advantage of the discounted complete collection of 126 sessions for $499, but I’m sure someone can make use of it.

Now if you’re just trying to dip your toe into iPhone development, check out this podcast of lessons from Stanford. It was filmed before 3.0 released, but it covers a lot of what you’ll need to know.

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