iOS 9 SDK Development (For James Shahan) by Adamson, Chris -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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iOS 9 SDK Development

About the Pragmatic Bookshelf Table of Contents Acknowledgments Early praise for iOS 9 SDK Developme nt Preface

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

Pa rt 1 Coding in Swift

Chapter 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

Chapter 2: Starting with Swift

The Swift Programming Language Using Variables and Constan ts Counting with Numeric Types Storing Text in Strings Packaging Data in Collect ions Looping and Branching: Co ntrol Flow Maybe It’s There, Maybe It Isn’t: Optionals What We’ve Learned

Chapter 3: Swift with Style

Creating Classes Returning Tuples Building Lightweight Structure s Listing Possibilities with Enume rations Handling Errors the Swift 2.0 W ay What We’ve Learned

Part 2: Creating the App

Chapter 4: Building User Interfaces

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

Chapter 5: Connecting the UI to Code

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

Chapter 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

Chapter 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

Chapter 8: Managing Time with Closures

Setting Up Twitter API Calls Encapsulating Code in Closu res Using the Twitter Account Making a Twitter API Req uest Parsing the Twitt er Response What We’ve Learned

Chapter 9: Doing Two Things at Once with Closures

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

Part 3: Evolving the App

Chapter 10: Managing the App’s Growth

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

Chapter 11: Moving Between View Controllers

Navigation Controll ers The Navigation Bar Navigating Between View Contr ollers Using the Storyboard Segue Sharing Data Betwee n View Controllers Modal Navigation Exit Segues What We’ve Learned

Chapter 12: Making the Most of Big Screens

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

Chapter 13: Handling Touch Gestures

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

Chapter 14: Viewing and Editing Photos

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

Part 4: Beyond the App

Chapter 15: Interacting with iOS and Other Apps

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

Chapter 16: Fixing the App When It Breaks

NSLog(): The First Line of Defense Against Bu gs Breakpoints Setting Up Your Debugging Environm ent What We’ve Learned

Chapter 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