There are lots of guides out there that can show you how to get started in the industry
but they all presume you're a programmer, so the effect of this is that a lot of possible good apps just aren't getting produced because people are put off by the idea of having to learn a lot of code.
So if you're determined to get into the app development industry but you're not willing or are afraid to get to grips with the technology to produce apps then what is the solution?
Simple, outsource it.
By employing an app developer you can get your app developed without the need to do the hard work yourself, just put your ideas down on paper with some rough drawings of how you would like the app to look & the developer will do the rest for you.
Apps like the ifart took only about $2,500 to develop from scratch & in one day alone on the app store made $27,000 giving the apps owner Joel Comm a great return on investment in a short period of time.
What if you don't have that kind of money to stump up for the developer but you still want to develop an app of your own?
Well a solution to this problem can be found by visiting my website http://www.simon-templeton.co.uk & this solution will have you putting your app ideas into action at a fraction of the cost with no programming required.
There are lots of reasons to develop an app as there are apps out there & while the practical apps that can have useful daily functions do make quite good money, it's the fun apps that tend to sell the most, just look at the simplicity & popularity of the ifart app.
So don't dispair as this industry is open to almost anyone & app development is still in it's infancy with more & more possibilities being opened up all the time as the technology progresses with the release of the ipad which will run the same type of apps as the iphone is currently running, only with the ipad the apps can just get bigger & better & have more functionality.