November 2016
Beginner
480 pages
11h 10m
English
Overview
"Learning Xcode 8" is your hands-on guide to developing professional iOS applications using Xcode 8 and Swift 3. Starting from the basics, you will embark on a comprehensive journey that includes creating your first fully functional iOS app, integrating advanced features, and deploying your app on the App Store with confidence.
What this Book will help me do
- Master Xcode 8 IDE and its features to streamline your app development process.
- Write efficient Swift 3 code to implement data models and interactive view controllers.
- Design responsive and visually appealing UIs using storyboards, size classes, and auto-layout.
- Integrate advanced functionalities like CoreData, gestures, and notifications into your apps.
- Debug, test, optimize, and distribute your apps effectively using professional tools.
Author(s)
None Tiano is an experienced developer with a passion for teaching budding iOS developers. Drawing upon years of experience in software development and app publishing, None Tiano explains complex concepts in an easily understandable manner. This book reflects their dedication to making iOS development accessible.
Who is it for?
"Learning Xcode 8" is ideal for beginner to intermediate developers with basic programming experience who aspire to create iOS applications. Whether you're a student new to programming or an experienced developer transitioning to iOS, this book ensures you gain the skills to build and publish apps on the App Store.
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