Learning iPhone Programming. From Xcode to App Store (ebook)(audiobook)(audiobook)

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• Learning iPhone Programming
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  • A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
  • Preface
    • Who Should Read This Book?
    • What Should You Already Know?
    • What Will You Learn?
    • Whats in This Book?
    • Conventions Used in This Book
    • Using Code Examples
    • How to Contact Us
    • Safari Books Online
    • Acknowledgments
  • 1. Why Go Native?
    • The Pros and Cons
      • Why Write Native Applications?
    • The Release Cycle
    • Build It and They Will Come
  • 2. Becoming a Developer
    • Registering As an iPhone Developer
    • Enrolling in the iPhone Developer Program
    • The Apple Developer Connection
    • Installing the iPhone SDK
    • Preparing Your iPhone or iPod touch
      • Creating a Development Certificate
      • Getting the UDID of Your Development Device
      • Creating an App ID
      • Creating a Mobile Provisioning Profile
      • Making Your Device Available for Development
  • 3. Your First iPhone App
    • Objective-C Basics
      • Object-Oriented Programming
      • The Objective-C Object Model
      • The Basics of Objective-C Syntax
    • Creating a Project
      • Exploring the Project in Xcode
        • Overview of an iPhone application
        • The application delegate
        • The view controller
      • Our Project in Interface Builder
      • Adding Code
      • Connecting the Outlets in Interface Builder
      • Putting the Application on Your iPhone
  • 4. Coding in Objective-C
    • Declaring and Defining Classes
      • Declaring a Class with the Interface
      • Defining a Class with the Implementation
      • Object Typing
      • Properties
      • Synthesizing Properties
      • The Dot Syntax
      • Declaring Methods
      • Calling Methods
      • Calling Methods on nil
    • Memory Management
      • Creating Objects
      • The Autorelease Pool
      • The alloc, retain, copy, and release Cycle
      • The dealloc Method
      • Responding to Memory Warnings
    • Fundamental iPhone Design Patterns
      • The Model-View-Controller Pattern
      • Views and View Controllers
      • The Delegates and DataSource Pattern
    • Conclusion
  • 5. Table-View-Based Applications
    • Simplifying the Template Classes
    • Creating a Table View
      • Organizing and Navigating Your Source Code
      • Connecting the Outlets
    • Building a Model
      • Adding Images to Your Projects
    • Connecting the Controller to the Model
      • Mocking Up Functionality with Alert Windows
    • Adding Navigation Controls to the Application
    • Adding a City View
    • Edit Mode
      • Deleting a City Entry
      • Adding a City Entry
      • The Add New City... Interface
      • Capturing the City Data
  • 6. Other View Controllers
    • Utility Applications
      • Making the Battery Monitoring Application
        • Building our interface
        • Writing the code
        • Wiring the application in Interface Builder
    • Tab Bar Applications
      • Refactoring the Template
        • Creating the first tab
        • Creating the second tab
        • Wrapping up the refactoring
      • Adding Another Tab Bar Item
      • Finishing Up
    • Modal View Controllers
      • Modifying the City Guide Application
    • The Image Picker View Controller
      • Adding the Image Picker to the City Guide Application
  • 7. Connecting to the Network
    • Detecting Network Status
      • Apples Reachability Class
        • Synchronous reachability
        • Asynchronous reachability
        • Using Reachability directly
    • Embedding a Web Browser in Your App
      • A Simple Web View Controller
      • Displaying Static HTML Files
      • Getting Data Out of a UIWebView
    • Sending Email
    • Getting Data from the Internet
      • Synchronous Requests
      • Asynchronous Requests
      • Using Web Services
        • The Google Weather Service
        • Building an application
        • Parsing the XML document
        • Populating the UI
        • Tidying up
  • 8. Handling Data
    • Data Entry
      • UITextField and Its Delegate
      • UITextView and Its Delegate
        • Dismissing the UITextView
    • Parsing XML
      • Parsing XML with libxml2
      • Parsing XML with NSXMLParser
    • Parsing JSON
      • The Twitter Search Service
      • The Twitter Trends Application
        • Refactoring
        • Retrieving the trends
        • Building a UI
        • Parsing the JSON document
        • Tidying up
    • Regular Expressions
      • Introduction to Regular Expressions
        • RegexKitLite
        • Faking regex support with the built-in NSPredicate
    • Storing Data
      • Using Flat Files
        • Reading and writing text content
        • Creating temporary files
        • Other file manipulation
      • Storing Information in an SQL Database
        • Adding a database to your project
        • Data persistence for the City Guide application
        • Refactoring and rethinking
      • Core Data
  • 9. Distributing Your Application
    • Adding Missing Features
      • Adding an Icon
      • Adding a Launch Image
      • Changing the Display Name
      • Enabling Rotation
    • Building and Signing
      • Ad Hoc Distribution
        • Obtaining a distribution certificate
        • Registering devices
        • Creating a provisioning profile
        • Building your application for ad hoc distribution
        • Distributing an ad hoc build
      • Developer-to-Developer Distribution
      • App Store Distribution
        • Building your application for App Store distribution
    • Submitting to the App Store
      • The App Store Resource Center
    • Reasons for Rejection
  • 10. Using Sensors
    • Hardware Support
      • Determining Available Hardware Support
        • Network availability
        • Camera availability
        • Audio input availability
        • GPS availability
      • Setting Required Hardware Capabilities
    • Using the Camera
    • The Core Location Framework
      • Location-Dependent Weather
        • Using the GeoNames reverse geocoding service
        • Modifying the Weather application
        • Tidying up
    • Using the Accelerometer
      • Writing an Accelerometer Application
    • Using the Digital Compass
    • Accessing the Proximity Sensor
    • Using Vibration
  • 11. Geolocation and Mapping
    • User Location
    • Annotating Maps
  • 12. Integrating Your Application
    • Application Preferences
      • Accessing Global Preferences
    • Custom URL Schemes
      • Using Custom Schemes
        • Making a telephone call
        • Sending an SMS message
      • Registering Custom Schemes
    • Media Playback
    • Using the Address Book
      • Interactive People Picking
      • Programmatic People Picking
  • 13. Other Native Platforms
    • PhoneGap
      • Download and Installation
      • Building a PhoneGap Project
    • MonoTouch
      • Download and Installation
      • Building a MonoTouch Project
  • 14. Going Further
    • Cocoa and Objective-C
      • The iPhone SDK
    • Web Applications
    • Core Data
    • Push Notifications
    • In-App Purchase
    • Core Animation
    • Game Kit
    • Writing Games
    • Look and Feel
    • Hardware Accessories
  • Index
  • About the Author
  • Colophon
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