iOS 9 SDK Development · Creating iPhone and iPad Apps With Swift by Adamson, Chris -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Acknowledgments Preface

About This Edition So Here’s the Plan Expectations and Technical Requirements Online Resources And Here We Go

Part I. Coding in Swift

1. Playing with Xcode

Tooling Up with Xcode Messing Around in a Playground Getting Serious on the Playground Digging Into Documentation What We’ve Learned

2. Starting with Swift

The Swift Programming Language Using Variables and Constants Counting with Numeric Types Storing Text in Strings Packaging Data in Collections Looping and Branching: Control Flow Maybe It’s There, Maybe It Isn’t: Optionals What We’ve Learned

3. Swift with Style

Creating Classes Returning Tuples Building Lightweight Structures Listing Possibilities with Enumerations Handling Errors the Swift 2.0 Way What We’ve Learned

Part II. Creating the App

4. Building User Interfaces

Our First Project The Xcode Window Building Our User Interface Autolayout What We’ve Learned

5. Connecting the UI to Code

Making Connections Coding the Action The iOS Programming Stack Building Views with UIKit Managing an Object’s Properties What We’ve Learned

6. Testing the App

Unit Tests How Tests Work in Xcode Test-Driven Development Creating Tests Testing Asynchronously User Interface Testing Running and Testing on the Device What We’ve Learned

7. Working with Tables

Tables on iOS Table Classes Creating and Connecting Tables Filling In the Table Customizing Table Appearance Cell Reuse Custom Table Cells Pull-to-Refresh What We’ve Learned

8. Managing Time with Closures

Setting Up Twitter API Calls Encapsulating Code in Closures Using the Twitter Account Making a Twitter API Request Parsing the Twitter Response What We’ve Learned

9. Doing Two Things at Once with Closures

Grand Central Dispatch Concurrency and UIKit Do-It-Yourself Concurrency What We’ve Learned

Part III. Evolving the App

10. Managing the App’s Growth

Working with Multiple View Controllers Refactoring in Xcode Making the Twitter Code More General Purpose Trying Out Our Function What We’ve Learned

11. Moving Between View Controllers

Navigation Controllers The Navigation Bar Navigating Between View Controllers Using the Storyboard Segue Sharing Data Between View Controllers Modal Navigation Exit Segues What We’ve Learned

12. Making the Most of Big Screens

Split Views on iPad Split Views on the iPhone Size Classes and the iPhone 6 What We’ve Learned

13. Handling Touch Gestures

Gesture Recognizers Pinching and Panning Affine Transformations Transforming the Image View Subview Clipping What We’ve Learned

14. Viewing and Editing Photos

Photo Assets and PHAsset Class Fetching Our Assets Core Image What We’ve Learned

Part IV. Beyond the App

15. Interacting with iOS and Other Apps

The App Life Cycle Opening via URLs App Extensions Creating a Keyboard Extension Bundling Shared Code in Frameworks What We’ve Learned

16. Fixing the App When It Breaks

NSLog(): The First Line of Defense Against Bugs Breakpoints Setting Up Your Debugging Environment What We’ve Learned

17. Publishing and Maintaining the App

Getting with the Program Preparing the App for Submission Uploading the App Testing with TestFlight Publishing and Beyond Next Steps What We’ve Learned