Video description
This focused workshop provides 4 hours of high-quality video training on advanced iPhone and iOS 5 App development presented by expert iOS developer Robert Turrall. Robert will guide you through the more advanced iOS Application Development topics including multithreading and performance issues, adding Twitter Integration to Applications. Other recent additions to the CocoaTouch Framework for iOS5 will also be covered. Starting with a short overview of each of the areas to be covered, the video will take you through the process of creating targeted applications aimed at illustrating the use of each of the Frameworks covered – giving you a solid grounding in the subject matter and finished application code examples that can be reused in their own projects. The exceptional quality video tutorials, come complete with lesson files.
Table of contents
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Introduction
- Course Overview 00:05:41
- iOS Frameworks Overview and iOS 5 Additions 00:11:34
- Custom User Locations in the iOS Simulator 00:04:29
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Using Blocks
- Blocks Overview 00:04:46
- Building with Blocks 00:08:01
- Assets Library Example 00:08:25
- Threads and Performance
- Storyboards -New in iOS 5
- Customizing the UI -New in iOS 5
- Enhancing Your Apps with In-App Audio
- Twitter Integration -New in iOS 5
- iCloud Integration -New in iOS 5
Product information
- Title: iPhone and iOS 5 Advanced App Development Learn by Video
- Author(s):
- Release date: January 2013
- Publisher(s): Peachpit Press
- ISBN: 0132868865
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