Many people wonder what is the procedure for starting to make iPhone Apps. There are a ton of websites, but I suggest you visit Apple's. I did a lot of searching, and it turns out that you really are better off purchasing a Mac with the latest OS X version, then installing the free Xcode app development IDE. The IDE is an integrated development environment much like Visual Studio, Eclipse and others. Code is Objective C or Swift, while I recommend Objective C as much of the code that's out there is in Objective C. However, Swift is easy to learn and based on (but not exactly like) modern scripting languages. Then, search for tutorials on app development. Many are out there, and you can learn the basics to get started. What you do beyond that, is up to your time and effort that you commit.
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