2014
Lynda
Simon Allardice
5h 48m
English
Want to build an iPhone or iPad app? Start here. Completely rebuilt from the ground up for iOS 8, Xcode 6, and Swift (Apple's new programming language), this course covers the design patterns and best practices for building, testing, and debugging native iOS apps. Find out what Apple provides and what you need to come up with on your own, and learn what concepts like Model-View-Controller (MVC), target-action, and delegation mean, and how they contribute to your apps.
Author Simon Allardice also covers the dos and don'ts of iOS 8 interface development, techniques for connecting UI elements to code, and tips for making flexible layouts that display correctly on different screen sizes. The last chapter shows you how to add app icons and launch screens and prep your app for submission to the App Store.
Topics include:
Installing Xcode and the iOS SDK
Joining the iOS Developer Program
Using MVC in iOS
Creating basic interaction
Using first responders
Exploring delegation
Connecting UI elements to code
Working with foreground and background events
Creating and customizing table views
Exploring storyboards
Understanding the differences in iPad development
Altering views and constraints, with size classes
Adding application icons and launch images
Introduction 2m 57s
Welcome 1m 6s
What you should know 1m 51s
1. Getting Started 22m 37s
Installing Xcode and the iOS SDK 3m 13s
Becoming a Registered Apple Developer 1m 17s
Joining the iOS Developer Program 2m 25s
Creating a simple iOS app 8m 50s
The four pillars of iOS app development 6m 52s
2. Core Skills 56m 37s
Introduction to Xcode 6 10m 3s
Using the Model-View-Controller in iOS 6m 37s
Creating basic interaction 9m 39s
Using first responders 7m 42s
Dismissing the keyboard with delegation 8m 14s
Exploring delegation 5m 33s
Troubleshooting UI-to-code connections 8m 49s
3. Basic iOS UI 1h 18m
Working with Interface Builder 9m 15s
Using Auto Layout and preview modes 14m 7s
Adding and troubleshooting Auto Layout constraints 8m 28s
Using a date picker control 11m 28s
Loading data into controls 13m 6s
Responding to selection 6m 38s
Exploring the object library 11m 22s
Using Apple's Human Interface Guidelines 3m 45s
4. iOS Application Architecture 31m 44s
Exploring the iOS application life cycle 7m 36s
Working with foreground and background events 9m 54s
Understanding view hierarchies 6m 29s
Introducing the debugger 7m 45s
5. Using Table Views 31m 28s
Introduction to table views 3m 13s
Creating a basic table view and a data source 7m 34s
Loading a property list into a table view 3m 9s
Reusing table view cells 5m 40s
Customizing table views 4m 35s
Customizing table view cells 7m 17s
6. Multiple-View Applications 28m 44s
Introduction to multiple-view applications 2m 37s
Deconstructing a tabbed application 13m 25s
Using navigation controllers 3m 53s
Deconstructing a master/detail app 8m 49s
7. Using Storyboards 41m 48s
Exploring storyboards 4m 51s
Creating new scenes and segues 6m 53s
Introducing the example project 1m 42s
Step one: Creating the storyboard scenes and segues 6m 19s
Step two: Creating the custom classes 6m 40s
Step three: Defining the model 2m 58s
Step four: Loading the data 3m 36s
Step five: Passing objects between scenes 8m 49s
8. iPad Development 16m 35s
Understanding the differences in iPad development 5m 45s
Using the split view controller 4m 55s
Adding modal view controllers 5m 55s
9. Using Size Classes 25m 30s
Introducing size classes 11m 30s
Altering views and constraints with size classes 14m 0s
10. Finishing Touches 12m 40s
Adding iOS 8 app icons 5m 3s
Creating iOS 8 launch screens 6m 8s
Conclusion 1m 29s
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