Learning Swift · Building Apps for OS X and iOS by Buttfield-Addison, Paris -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Preface

Resources Used in This Book Audience and Approach Organization of This Book Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples Safari® Books Online How to Contact Us Acknowledgments

I. Swift Basics 1. Getting Started

The Apple Developer Program

Registering for the Apple Developer Program Downloading Xcode

Creating Your First Project with Xcode

The Xcode Interface

The editor The toolbar The navigator Utilities The debug area

Developing a Simple Swift Application

Designing the Interface Connecting the Code

Using the iOS Simulator Conclusion

2. The Basics of Swift

The Swift Programming Language

Swift 1 Versus Swift 2

Playgrounds Comments Control Flow

Loops Switches

Variables and Constants Operators Types Working with Strings

Comparing Strings Searching Strings Optional Types Type Casting Tuples Arrays Dictionaries Enumerations

Associated values

Sets

Functions and Closures

Using Functions as Variables Closures The defer Keyword The guard Keyword

Conclusion

3. Swift for Object-Oriented App Development

Classes and Objects

Initialization and Deinitialization Properties Inheritance

Computed properties Observers Lazy properties

Protocols Extensions Access Control Operator Overloading Generics Subscripts

Structures Modules The Swift Standard Library, Foundation, Cocoa, and Cocoa Touch Data

Loading Data from Files and URLs Serialization and Deserialization

Error Handling Memory Management Design Patterns in Cocoa and Cocoa Touch

Model-View-Controller Delegation

Structuring an App

The Application Delegate Window Controllers and View Controllers Nibs and Storyboards

Conclusion

II. An OS X App 4. Setting Up the OS X Notes App

Designing the OS X Notes App Creating the OS X Project Defining a Document Type Adding the Icon Conclusion

5. Working with Documents on OS X

The NSDocument Class Storing Data in the Document Storing Text

Package File Formats The guard Keyword, and Why It’s Great Saving Files Loading Files

A Basic UI Conclusion

6. User Interfaces and iCloud

Updating the UI Document-Filetype-Extension UI

Getting an Icon for the Collection View Cells Adding Attachments Storing and Managing Attachments Displaying Data in the Collection View

Enhancing Attachments

Opening Attachments JSON Attachments

Adding Attachments via Drag-and-Drop

Adding QuickLook

iCloud The Basics of iCloud Conclusion

III. An iOS App 7. Setting Up the iOS Notes App

Designing the iOS Notes App Creating the iOS Project Enabling the iOS App for iCloud Defining a Document Type Conclusion

8. Working with Files in iCloud

The App Sandbox iCloud Availability Creating the Document List View Controller

View Controllers and Storyboards The Navigation Controller Collection Views Using Constraints to Control Size and Position

Creating the Document Class Listing Documents Creating Documents Downloading from iCloud Deleting Documents Renaming Documents Conclusion

9. Working with Documents on iOS

Adding a View to Display Notes Editing and Saving Documents Conclusion

10. Working with Files and File Types

Setting Up the Interface for Attachments Listing Attachments

Determining Types of Attachments Displaying Attachment Cells

Dealing with Conflicts Creating the Quick Look Thumbnail Conclusion

11. Images and Deletion

Adding Attachments Adding Image Attachments Viewing Attachments Deleting Attachments Conclusion

12. Supporting the iOS Ecosystem

Sharing with UIActivityController Handoffs Searchability Conclusion

13. Extending iOS Apps

Searching with a Spotlight Indexing Extension Today Widgets Conclusion

14. Multimedia, Contacts, Location, and Notifications

Location Attachments Audio Attachments Video Attachments Contact Attachments Notifications Conclusion

15. Polishing the iOS App

Speaking Text Opening Links in SFSafariViewController

3D Touch Home Screen Quick Actions Peek and Pop

Settings Undo Support Images with Filters Worldwide Apps

Internationalization Localization

Accessibility Splitscreen Multitasking Conclusion

IV. Extending Your Apps 16. Building a watchOS App

Designing for the Watch Designing Our watchOS App Creating the watchOS Extension

Communicating with the iPhone User Interfaces for the Apple Watch Showing Note Contents Creating New Notes Adding Handoff Between the Watch and the iPhone Glances

Conclusion

17. Code Quality and Distribution

Debugging Instruments Testing

Unit Testing UI Testing

Using Objective-C and Swift in the Same Project

Using Swift Objects in Objective-C Using Objective-C Objects in Swift

The App Store

App Thinning Testing iOS Apps with TestFlight

Conclusion

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