Make iPhone Apps (no coding)?

Hi, i'm leaving my career as a machinist to move to IT and i'd love to become an iPhone App developer as i have some great ideas i'd love to develop. I have no coding skills but will probably learn over time.
Can anyone point me in a direction of an good App/Program to download and develop or some websites, links? I have an iMac!
I'm currently downloading xCode to mess around with and get a feel for making them.
Any other suggestions?

Before learning to develop app you should first learn basic programming.
I'd say you should start with java, or possibly python. Once you know the basics and know your way around you can look towards app development.

Obviously you have to learn coding. Its not a 1 week plan.

In order to make iOS apps you will have to learn to code and learn the the programming language which is used, Objective-C. Since Objective-C is literally built on top of the C programming language, it may be easiest to learn and understand the syntax of C before moving onto Objective-C. If you're starting from scratch with no programming experience I would recommend Harvard's CS-50 www.edx.org/courses/HarvardX/CS50x/2012/…

Also the JavaScript course at www.codecademy.com would be good for working on programming skills and learning different syntax as JavaScript is a really easy language to learn. Also www.code.org has some good resources.

In reality it will take you a few months to learn and conceptually understand the basics of programming, but if you can get through that, it's really all downhill from there. There's a ton of resources out there for amateur programmers, if you're willing to spend a tiny bit of money www.lynda.com has some good programming courses including iOS and Xcode courses, youtube also has a ton of tutorials and apple themselves actually have quite a bit of help for developers.

If you want to do anything worthwhile with applications, you first must learn programming. This can be done in only a few months if you put the time in it, but the most important skill to learn is simply where to find answers to the questions you have.www.stackoverflow.com is probably the best place to look for answers to programming questions. Once you understand the basics of programming and Objective-C, you can start making applications, though it will be slow going at first, so it takes a lot of perseverance and work.

A website called Buzztouch can be helpful for you. It is essentially Content Management Software for iOS and Android, provides a template-based process in which you import your app's information into the online software, and in turn it will create the code that you need to compile the data for your application.

It also provides some excellent video tutorials for developing iPhone application. Give it a try.

Hope you'll get some ideas here.

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