More iPhone development with Objective-C /

Are you a relative newcomer to iPhone and iPad? Or perhaps an old hand looking for a book with Objective-C that digs deep into Apple?s latest iOS SDK? Then More iPhone Development with Objective-C is for you. Authors Dave Mark, Jayant Varma, Jeff LaMarche, Alex Horovitz, and Kevin Kim explain concep...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Mark, Dave (Autor), Varma, Jayant (Autor), LaMarche, Jeff (Autor), Horovitz, Alex (Autor), Kim, Kevin (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: [Berkeley, CA] : Apress, [2015]
Edición:Third edition.
Temas:
Application software > Development.
Objective-C (Computer program language)
iPhone (Smartphone) > Mobile apps.
Logiciels d'application > Développement.
Objective-C (Langage de programmation)
Information technology: general issues.
Macintosh programming.
COMPUTERS > Programming Languages > General.
COMPUTERS > Programming > General.
Application software > Development
iPhone (Smartphone)
computerwetenschappen
computer sciences
Information and Communication Technology (General)
Informatie- en communicatietechnologie (algemeen)
Mobile apps
Acceso en línea:Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Machine generated contents note: What This Book Is
  • What You Need to Know
  • What You Need Before You Can Begin
  • What's In this Book
  • Brief History of Core Data
  • Creating a Core Data Application
  • Core Data Concepts and Terminology
  • Data Model
  • Entities
  • Fetch Requests
  • Configurations
  • Data Model Class: NSManagedObjectModel
  • Persistent Store and Persistent Store Coordinator
  • Reviewing the Data Model
  • Managed Objects
  • Key-Value Coding
  • Managed Object Context
  • Saves On Terminate
  • Load Data from the Persistent Store
  • Fetched Results Controller
  • Creating and Inserting a New Managed Object
  • Deleting Managed Objects
  • Putting Everything in Context
  • Setting Up the Xcode Project
  • Adding a Scene
  • Scenes and Segues
  • Storyboard Document Outline
  • Application Architecture
  • Designing the View Controller Interface
  • Creating HeroListController
  • Making the Connections and Outlets
  • Navigation Bar Buttons
  • Tab Bar and User Defaults
  • Designing the Data Model
  • Adding an Entity
  • Editing the New Entity
  • Declaring the Fetched Results Controller
  • Implementing the Fetched Results Controller
  • Fetched Results Controller Delegate Methods
  • Making It All Work
  • Error Handling
  • Implementing Edit and Add
  • Coding the Table View Data Source and Delegate
  • Sorting the Table View
  • Loading the Fetch Request at Launch
  • Let 'Er Rip
  • Done, but Not Done
  • View Implementation Choices
  • Creating the Detail View Controller
  • Wiring Up the Segue
  • HeroDetailController
  • Detail View Challenges
  • Controlling the Table Structure with Property Lists
  • Property Lists Explained
  • Modeling Table Structure with a Property List
  • Defining the Table View via Property List
  • Parsing the Property List
  • Pushing the Details
  • Showing the Details
  • Editing the Details
  • Editing Mode in the Detail View
  • Creating a Custom UlTableViewCell Subclass
  • Saving Your Changes
  • Specialized Input Views
  • DatePicker SuperDBEditCell Subclass
  • Using the DatePicker SuperDBEditCell Subclass
  • Implementing a Selection Picker
  • Devil's End
  • About Data Models
  • Data Models Are Compiled
  • Data Models Can Have Multiple Versions
  • Creating a New Data Model Version
  • Current Data Model Version
  • Data Model Version Identifiers
  • Migrations
  • Lightweight vs. Standard
  • Standard Migrations
  • Setting Up Your App to Use Lightweight Migrations
  • Time to Migrate On
  • Updating the Data Model
  • Adding the Age Attribute
  • Adding the Favorite Color Attribute
  • Adding a Minimum Length to the Name Attribute
  • Creating the Hero Class
  • Tweaking the Hero Header
  • Defaulting
  • Validation
  • Single-Attribute Validations
  • nil vs.
  • NULL
  • Multiple-Attribute Validations
  • Virtual Accessors
  • Adding Validation Feedback
  • Updating the Detail View
  • Refactoring SuperDBEditCell
  • Xcode Refactoring Options
  • Moving Code Around
  • Editable Property
  • Creating a Color Table View Cell
  • Custom Color Editor
  • Custom Color Table View Cell
  • Cleaning Up the Picker
  • One More Thing
  • Color Us Gone
  • Expanding Your Application: Superpowers and Reports
  • Relationships
  • To-One Relationships
  • To-Many Relationships
  • Inverse Relationships
  • Fetched Properties
  • Creating Relationships and Fetched Properties in the Data Model Editor
  • Delete Rules
  • Expressions and Aggregates
  • Adding the Power Entity
  • Creating the Powers Relationship
  • Creating the Inverse Relationship
  • Creating the olderHeroes Fetched Property
  • What Is a Predicate?
  • Creating the youngerHeroes Fetched Property
  • Creating the sameSexHeroes Fetched Property
  • Creating the oppositeSexHeroes Fetched Property
  • Adding Relationships and Fetched Properties to the Hero Class
  • Updating the Detail View
  • Rethinking Configuration
  • Encapsulation and Information Hiding
  • Data-Driven Configuration
  • Adding Powers
  • Refactoring the Detail View Controller
  • Renaming the Configuration Class
  • Refactoring the Detail Controller
  • Refactoring the Hero Instance Variable
  • Little More Abstraction
  • New HeroDetailController
  • Power View Controller
  • Navigating to the PowerViewController
  • Fetch Properties
  • Wonderful to the Core
  • Data Storage with iCloud
  • iCloud Basics
  • iCloud Backup
  • Enabling iCloud in Your Application
  • Key-Value Data Storage
  • Document Storage
  • UlDocument
  • UlDocument with iCloud
  • NSMetadataQuery
  • Core Data with iCloud
  • Enhancing SuperDB
  • Entitlements
  • Enabling iCloud and Creating the Relevant Files
  • Updating the Persistent Store
  • Updating the Managed Object Context
  • Updating the UI on DataChanged
  • Testing the Data Store
  • Keep Your Feet on the Ground
  • Peer-to-Peer Connectivity
  • This Chapter's Application
  • Network Communication Models
  • Client-Server Model
  • Peer-to-Peer Model
  • Hybrid Client-Server/Peer-to-Peer
  • Multipeer Connectivity Peer
  • Multipeer Connectivity Session
  • Creating the Session
  • Finding and Connecting to Other Sessions
  • Listening for Other Sessions
  • Connecting Peers
  • Sending Data to a Peer
  • Packaging Up Information to Send
  • Receiving Data from a Peer
  • Closing Connections
  • Handling a Peer Connection
  • Creating the Project
  • Turning Off the Idle Timer
  • Importing the Multipeer Connectivity Framework
  • Designing the Interface
  • Defining Application Constants
  • Designing the Game Board
  • Creating the Packet Object
  • Setting Up the View Controller Header
  • Implementing the Tic-Tac-Toe View Controller
  • Trying It
  • Game On!
  • This Chapter's Application
  • Overview and Terminology
  • Map View
  • Map Types
  • Location Authorization
  • User Location
  • Coordinate Regions
  • Setting the Region to Display
  • Map View Delegate
  • Annotations
  • Annotation Object
  • Annotation View
  • Adding and Removing Annotations
  • Selecting Annotations
  • Providing the Map View with Annotation Views
  • Geocoding and Reverse Geocoding
  • Building the MapMe Application
  • Linking the Map Kit and Core Location Frameworks
  • Building the Interface
  • Finishing the View Controller Interface
  • Writing the Annotation Object Class
  • Implementing the MapMe ViewController
  • Go East, Young Programmer
  • This Chapter's Application
  • MessageUl Framework
  • Creating the Mail Compose View Controller
  • Populating the Subject Line
  • Populating Recipients
  • Setting the Message Body
  • Adding Attachments
  • Presenting the Mail Compose View
  • Mail Compose View Controller Delegate Method
  • Message Compose View Controller
  • Message Attachments
  • Disabling Message Attachments
  • Social Framework
  • SLComposeViewController
  • SLRequest
  • Activity View Controller
  • Building the Messagelmage Application
  • Building the User Interface
  • Taking the Picture
  • Calling the Camera
  • Picking the Message Sender
  • Mailing It In
  • MediaPlayer Framework
  • Media Items
  • Media Item Collections
  • Media Queries and Media Property Predicates
  • Media Picker Controller
  • Music Player Controller
  • Simple Music Player
  • Building the SimplePlayer Application
  • Building the User Interface
  • Declaring Outlets and Actions
  • MPMoviePlayerController
  • MPMediaPlayer
  • AVFoundation
  • TL;DR: AVKit
  • Playing Video
  • AVMediaPlayer
  • AVMediaPlayer v2
  • Photo Library
  • Modifying the Photo Library
  • Are You Talking To Me?
  • Avast! Rough Waters Ahead!
  • Lights
  • Camera
  • Changing Settings
  • Putting It All Together
  • Choosing a Camera
  • Choosing an Output
  • Scanning Barcodes
  • Generating Barcodes
  • Make Some Noise
  • Recording Audio
  • Show Must Go On
  • Storyboard View Controllers
  • Container View Controller
  • Segues
  • Controls
  • Inspectable
  • Designable
  • More Useful BasicControl
  • View Controllers
  • Transitions
  • Cue 'em Up
  • Unit Tests
  • Debugging
  • Breakpoints
  • Debug Navigator
  • Debug Area
  • Trying Out the Debug Controls
  • Breakpoint Navigator and Symbolic Breakpoints
  • Conditional Breakpoints
  • Breakpoint Actions
  • Static Analysis
  • One More Thing About Debugging
  • Profiling With Instruments
  • End of the Road
  • Getting Unstuck
  • Apple's Documentation
  • Mailing Lists
  • Web Sites
  • Blogs
  • Combination
  • Farewell.

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