June 2016
Intermediate to advanced
85 pages
2h
English
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Index
A
- action methods, Responding to Actions
- alerts, Modal Presentation
- animations, Animations, Picker Views
- Apple Push Notification, How Users Interact with Apple Watch, Creating Notifications for Your iOS App, Creating Notifications for Your iOS App, Setting Up for Testing Notifications
- Apple Watch
- communicating with, Communicating with the Device-Moving Between Devices Using Handoff
- described, Understanding the Apple Watch
- designing interfaces on, Displaying Content on the Watch
- and handoff with other devices, Moving Between Devices Using Handoff-Moving Between Devices Using Handoff
- and screen size, Displaying Content on the Watch
- sending and receiving data, Sending and Receiving Messages
- working with iPhones, How the Apple Watch Works with iPhone, WatchKit Apps, Notifications
- Apple Watch apps, App Life Cycle
- (see also WatchKit app; watchOS apps)
- build and run on devices and simulators, Dealing with the Device and Simulator
- design constraints for, Designing for the Apple Watch
- life cycle of, App Life Cycle
- starting a project, Diving In-Diving In
- Apple Watch simulator, Designing for the Apple Watch, Setting Up for Testing Notifications, Setting Up for Testing Notifications
- architecture, watchOS app, A watchOS App’s Architecture
- attributed text, Text and Labels
- audio and video play back, Playing Media-Playing Media
- awakeWithContext method, Controls, Tables, Creating a Glance
B
- building Apple Watch apps, Dealing with the Device and Simulator, Building for Simulator
C
- communication with Apple Watch, Communicating ...
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