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According to https://www.apple.com/apple-pay/ in-app Apple Pay does not work with Apple Watch.

Actually iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus can all do Apple Pay with the Apple Watch.

I've only heard about 5s supporting Apple Pay with Apple Watch.

Intermediate to expert level iOS and Android engineers - Austin, TX

We build mobile apps for our customers and have more exciting projects on the table than we have bandwidth to do them so we're looking for a whole round of new team members right now.

Our website is jackrabbitmobile.com and we've got a jobs page at http://www.jackrabbitmobile.com/jobs

Mac Mini

I don't like when apps put badges on the icon that don't go away but otherwise I like it.

I'm not a soccer referee but it looks really good.

Here's StackMob recommending people switch from Parse after FB acquired them.

https://blog.stackmob.com/2013/04/27011/

Big Nerd Ranch has a great book on iOS programming. If you're in Austin, I'm doing a intro to iOS class in the next month.

Hacker News http://hn.algolia.com/legacy#!/story/sort_by_date/prefix/0/i...

Find a business owner that needs web development done that doesn't have time to do it herself or knows a little bit less about it than you.

You can charge that business owner now. Any language will work and there are trade offs for each language.

24 million hours at 20KH/sec nets you $6.80 at current difficulty and price.

I subscribe to objc.io, iosdevweekly.com and nshipster.com.

I used promo code E46J6WR73MPR

It's a good looking app. Unfortunately you can't review a product after you use a promo code.

Yes you can open source a paid app. The licensing of the source you release just has to be compatible with the App Store licensing. If you go with a MIT license you'll be good.

I build iOS apps for businesses and have to set and justify prices for project all the time. I also started an web design company when I was a sophomore in high school and it would have been great having someone advise me on pricing back then so I will gladly help you. Send me an email and we'll figure out how much the app is worth to the law firm and what you should charge them for the app. My email is david . olesch at gmail.

A PFQueryCollectionViewController is on my to do list.

If you are familiar with Parse.com's iOS framework it would be like a PFQueryTableViewController (https://parse.com/tutorials/parse-query-table) except the controller would show the cells in a UICollectionView instead of in a UITableView.

I would love to work on it together with someone. Here's my github https://github.com/davidolesch if you want to connect.

I started iOS development 2 years ago with a good understanding of programming but no objective c experience. After picking up a copy of IOS Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide I was able to get my first app into the App Store within 3 months.

If you are looking for video courses I've done the Lynda.com iOS development course and highly recommend it.

It is difficult to sell an app that doesn't have reviews. I recommend setting it to free until you get some review.

I answered a similar question on Quora and we came to the same conclusions as @michaelpinto

http://www.quora.com/Licensing/Can-I-use-a-font-that-states-...

If you can't build it yourself and you don't have the money to pay someone to build you will need to find someone that can build it or has the money to have it built.

A good place to do that is at an event like 3 Day Startup (http://3daystartup.org). I'm a iOS developer, but one of the 3 co-founder on our 3DS team isn't a developer and our company wouldn't be where it is now without him.

I'll have one I don't need anymore when the new iPhone comes out.

I think he was being sarcastic.