What is the easiest way for a non-programmer to learn the basics of iPhone App creation? [closed]

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If you have no programming experience, then creating a native iPhone application will be a daunting task. Developing for the iPhone is much like developing for the desktop mac, it's a very complete and mature system. I'd honestly say, stick with doing a web-app for the iPhone. Mobile Safari makes available some special hooks which allow you to get "closer" to the system than a "regular" web-app would. And sometimes that's quite enough.