Learning iOS Programming

Name: Learning iOS Programming | From Xcode to App Store
Brand: O'Reilly
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From Xcode to App Store

Alasdair Allan(Autor*in)

O'Reilly (Verlag)

Erschienen am 12. März 2013

452 Seiten

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Intro
Copyright
Table of Contents
Preface
Third Edition
Notes from the Second Edition
Who Should Read This Book?
What Should You Already Know?
What Will You Learn?
What's in This Book?
Conventions Used in This Book
Using Code Examples
How to Contact Us
Safari® Books Online
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Why Go Native?
The Pros and Cons
Why Write Native Applications?
The Release Cycle
Build It and They Will Come
Chapter 2. Becoming a Developer
Registering as an iOS Developer
Enrolling in the iOS Developer Program
The Mac Developer Program
Installing the iOS SDK
What Happens When There Is a Beta?
Preparing Your iOS Device
Creating a Development Certificate
Getting the UDID of Your Development Device
Creating an App ID
Creating a Mobile Provisioning Profile
Making Your Device Available for Development
Chapter 3. Your First iOS App
Objective-C Basics
Object-Oriented Programming
The Objective-C Object Model
The Basics of Objective-C Syntax
Creating a Project
Exploring the Project in Xcode
Our Project in Interface Builder
Building the User Interface
Connecting the User Interface to the Code
Running the Application in the Simulator
Putting the Application on Your iPhone
Chapter 4. Coding in Objective-C
Declaring and Defining Classes
Declaring a Class with the Interface
Defining a Class with the Implementation
Object Typing
Properties
Synthesizing Properties
The Dot Syntax
Declaring Methods
Calling Methods
Calling Methods on nil
Memory Management
Creating Objects
The Autorelease Pool
The alloc, retain, copy, and release Cycle
Automatic Reference Counting
The dealloc Method
Responding to Memory Warnings
Fundamental iOS Design Patterns
The Model-View-Controller Pattern
Views and View Controllers
The Delegates and DataSource Pattern
Conclusion
Chapter 5. Table View-Based Applications
Creating the Project
Creating a Table View
Running the Code
Populating the Table View
Building a Model
Adding Cities to the Guide
Adding Images to Your Projects
Connecting the Controller to the Model
Mocking Up Functionality with Alert Windows
Adding Navigation Controls to the Application
Adding a City View
Edit Mode
Deleting a City Entry
Adding a City Entry
The "Add New City" Interface
Capturing the City Data
Chapter 6. Other View Controllers
Utility Applications
Making the Battery Monitoring Application
Tab Bar Applications
Adding Another Tab Bar Item
Combining View Controllers
Modal View Controllers
Modifying the City Guide Application
The Image Picker View Controller
Adding the Image Picker to the City Guide Application
Master-Detail Applications
Creating a Universal Application
Popover Controllers
Chapter 7. Connecting to the Network
Detecting Network Status
Apple's Reachability Class
Embedding a Web Browser in Your App
A Simple Web View Controller
Displaying Static HTML Files
Getting Data Out of a UIWebView
Sending Email
Getting Data from the Internet
Synchronous Requests
Asynchronous Requests
Using Web Services
Chapter 8. Handling Data
Data Entry
UITextField and Its Delegate
UITextView and Its Delegate
Parsing XML
Parsing XML with libxml2
Parsing XML with NSXMLParser
Parsing JSON
NSJSONSerialization
The JSON Framework
Retrieving Twitter Trends
Using the Social Framework
The Twitter Trends Application
Regular Expressions
Introduction to Regular Expressions
Storing Data
Using Flat Files
Storing Information in a SQL Database
Core Data
Chapter 9. Using Sensors
Hardware Support
Network Availability
Camera Availability
Audio Input Availability
GPS Availability
Magnetometer Availability
Setting Required Hardware Capabilities
Persistent WiFi
Background Modes
Differences Between iPhone and iPad
Using the Camera
The Core Motion Framework
Pulling Motion Data
Pushing Motion Data
The Accelerometer
The Gyroscope
The Magnetometer
Accessing the Proximity Sensor
Using Vibration
Chapter 10. Geolocation and Mapping
The Core Location Framework
Device Heading
Location-Dependent Weather
Reverse Geocoding
Forward Geocoding
CLPlacemark Objects
Modifying the Weather Application
User Location and MapKit
Annotating Maps
Chapter 11. Introduction to iCloud
How Can I Use iCloud?
iCloud Backup
Provisioning Your Application for iCloud
Using Key-Value Storage
Wrapping Up
Chapter 12. Integrating Your Application
Application Preferences
The Accounts Framework
The Social Framework
Sending Tweets
Making Posts to Facebook
Custom URL Schemes
Using Custom Schemes
Registering Custom Schemes
Media Playback
Using the Address Book
Interactive People Picking
Programmatic People Picking
Sending Text Messages
Chapter 13. Distributing Your Application
Adding Missing Features
Adding an Icon
Adding a Launch Image
Changing the Display Name
Enabling Rotation
Building and Signing
Ad Hoc Distribution
Developer-to-Developer Distribution
App Store Distribution
Submitting to the App Store
Building Your Application for App Store Distribution
The App Store Resource Center
Reasons for Rejection
Chapter 14. Going Further
Cocoa and Objective-C
The iOS SDK
Web Applications
PhoneGap
Core Data
In-App Purchase
MKStoreKit
Core Animation
Game Kit
Writing Games
Look and Feel
Hardware Accessories
Index
About the Author

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