Book description
The iOS 8 SDK changes everything. New programming language, new ways to work with other apps, new tools to do cool stuff. In a world of iPhones and iPads, it's a great time to make a fresh start developing apps for the platform. This book guides you through the state of the art of iOS development, including the radically overhauled Xcode 6 toolchain, the iOS 8 SDK, and the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Entirely rewritten to use Apple's new Swift programming language, this book will take you through the fundamentals of writing apps that are responsive, adaptive, practical, and exciting.
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Table of contents
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iOS 8 SDK Development
- For the Best Reading Experience...
- Table of Contents
- Early praise for iOS 8 SDK Development
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Playing Around with Xcode
- Chapter 2: Building Adaptive User Interfaces
- Chapter 3: Programming in Swift for iOS
- Chapter 4: Testing Apps
- Chapter 5: Presenting Data in Table Views
- Chapter 6: Waiting for Things to Happen with Closures
- Chapter 7: Doing Two Things at Once with Closures
- Chapter 8: Growing Our Application
- Chapter 9: Navigating Between View Controllers
- Chapter 10: Taking Advantage of Large Screens
- Chapter 11: Recognizing Gestures
- Chapter 12: Working with Photos
- Chapter 13: Launching, Backgrounding, and Extensions
- Chapter 14: Debugging Apps
- Chapter 15: Publishing to the App Store
Product information
- Title: iOS 8 SDK Development, 2nd Edition
- Author(s):
- Release date: March 2015
- Publisher(s): Pragmatic Bookshelf
- ISBN: 9781941222645
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