Jordan and Josh had a lot to say about developing for the iPhone, both good and bad, and I appreciated that. Josh spoke very well, keeping interest and had great flow to his content. Jordan was a little quieter and stumbled a bit, but did a good job regardless.

As far as content goes, I felt that I came away with a bit of knowledge I hadn't had before the panel, though somewhat low level. Obviously these two couldn't teach us Objective-C in an hour though. The walkthrough for the psuedo code could've been better, and I had expected it to be interesting, but had issues keeping up and couldn't see the code on the screen from the other side of the room.

Overall it was a good overview of things to think about when writing a native iPhone app, and I was happy that I attended since I'm interested in getting into this sort of thing.