2015
Infinite Skills
Jesse Feiler
6:15
English
In this Learning Objective-C Programming training course, expert author Jesse Feiler will teach you how to build an iOS or OS X app using Objective-C and Xcode. This course is designed for those who have some programming knowledge, although no experience with Objective-C is required.
You will start by learning how to work with Xcode, including how to edit code, use the utility area, find and search, and track changes. From there, Jesse will teach you about Objective-C and how to communicate with messages. This video tutorial will also teach you how to add and customize your own code, create new classes and methods, and manage declared properties. You will also learn how to work with the built-in debugger, as well as use protocols and delegates, work with class extensions, and use blocks. Finally, you will learn how to handle exceptions and use selectors.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of building your own app from an Xcode template, and be able to customize it to your own preferences.
01. Introduction
Welcome To Objective-C
Catching Up With Versions
02. Working With Xcode
Getting Started With Xcode
Introducing The Workspace Window
Exploring The Navigation Area
Using The Utilities Area - The Library
Using The Utilities Area - The Inspectors
Editing Code - The Basics
Editing Code - Advanced Features
Finding And Searching
Using The Jump Bar
Working With The Assistant
Tracking Changes With Xcode
Working With Branches
Setting Preferences
03. Understanding Objective-C
0301 The Objective-C Goal - C With Objects
0302 Exploring The Class Hierarchy
0303 Sending Messages
0304 Definitions And Declarations
04. Looking At The Structure Of An Objective-C App - The Code Story
0401 Building MDA App
0402 How Main Works
0403 Exploring The Interface Of The Class
0404 Exploring The Implementation Of The Class
0405 Using @class And #import Directives
0406 Creating A Class
0407 Using The Class
0408 Setting A Breakpoint On The Declaration
0409 Creating The Class Instance
05. Using Declared Properties
0501 Using Declared Properties Today
0502 Adding Attributes To Properties
0503 Synthesizing Properties Directly And Automatically
0504 Fine-Tuning Declared Properties With Getters And Setters
06. Managing Memory
0601 Considering Qualifiers And Decorators
0602 Understanding The Need For Memory Management
0603 Automatic Reference Counting - ARC
07. Creating A Class
0701 Letting Xcode Do The Work
0702 Testing The App
0703 Building The Interface - Part 1
0704 Building The Interface - Part 2
0705 Wiring Up The Interface
0706 Aligning Interface Views - Text Field
0707 Sizing Interface Views - Text Field
0708 Wiring Up The Text Field
0709 Wiring Up The Button
0710 Implementing The Action
08. Working With The Collection Classes
0801 Introducing Collection Classes
0802 Setting Up The Test Class
0803 Setting up The Test Method
0804 Mutable And Immutable Collections
0805 Using Objective-C Literals
0806 Creating An NSDictionary
0807 Enumerating An Array
0808 Using Fast Enumeration
0809 Working With Dictionaries
09. Using The Debugger
0901 Breakpoints Overview
0902 Setting Breakpoints
0903 Exploring Values
0904 Editing Breakpoints
0905 Stepping Through Code
0906 Using NSLog
10. Using Protocols And Delegates
1001 Dealing With The Multiple Inheritance Issue
1002 Looking At A Protocol
1003 Using A Protocol And Delegate
1004 Reviewing A Protocol And Delegate
11. Working With Extensions And Categories
1101 Using Class Extensions
1102 Using Class Categories
12. Using Blocks
1201 Introducing Blocks
1202 Getting Inside A Block
1203 Using Blocks
13. Handling Exceptions
1301 Causing An Error
1302 Using The Try-Catch Paradigm
1303 Throwing An Exception
14. Using The Target-Action Pattern
1401 Introducing Target-Action Pattern
1402 Exploring The Button Init
15. Conclusion
1501 Wrap Up And About The Autho
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