Chapter 15
Building, Sharing, and Distributing Applications
Chapter 14 looked at the Organizer and the vast array of actions it lets you perform, from managing iOS devices and project snapshots to preparing archives for submission to the App Store.
This chapter will be continuing that theme of looking at the App Store as you learn about how to take your finished application and submit it for hosting on Apple’s App Store, the single storefront for both free and paid applications for iOS.
You will be adding the final touches to the Castles application that you first created in Chapter 13, by adding an icon to the project. You will then move online, where I will introduce you to the iTunes connect portal, a one-stop shop for publishing to the ...
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