Swift iOS 24-Hour Trainer

Wrox, 2016. — 624 р. — ISBN 978-1119073550. iOS Swift 24-Hour Trainer combines book and video lessons in Apple's Swift programming language to prepare you to build iPhone and iPad apps—and distribute them through the Appstore. First, this approachable text covers the fundamentals of Swift by introducing you to iOS development in this language, and presenting best practices for setting up a development environment and using variables, statements, expressions, operators, functions, and closures. Next, you explore common tasks, such as alert views, table views, and collection views. You then deepen your knowledge of Swift by considering network programming and local data storage. Finally, this engaging resource dives into slightly more advanced concepts, such as tab bars, web views, the accelerometer, camera, photo library, Google maps, and core location. Jump into the app development world with confidence! iOS Swift 24-Hour Trainer combines book and video lessons in Apple's Swift programming language to prepare you to build iPhone and iPad apps-and distribute them through the Appstore. First, this approachable text covers the fundamentals of Swift by introducing you to iOS development in this language, and presenting best practices for setting up a development environment and using variables, statements, expressions, operators, functions, and closures. Next, you explore common tasks, such as alert views, table views, and collection views. You then deepen your knowledge of Swift by considering network programming and local data storage. Finally, this engaging resource dives into slightly more advanced concepts, such as tab bars, web views, the accelerometer, camera, photo library, Google maps, and core location. Swift was designed by Apple to incorporate modern scripting features while offering simpler, cleaner syntax than Objective-C to maintain a minimal and easy to read style. This more expressive code offers numerous key features, such as closures unified with function pointers, tuples and multiple value returns, generics, and functional programming patterns. -Learn how to obtain a device UDID -Test your applications on an actual device, so you can see your work in action -Distribute your applications outside of the App store, allowing you to test your work with real users -Review common reasons why apps are rejected by Apple to strengthen your case when submitting your apps for distribution iOS Swift 24-Hour Trainer is an essential guide to Apple's Swift programming language for beginning programmers This Book Presents The Fundamentals Of Swift, An Apple Programming Language. It Introduces Fundamental Swift Concepts Such As Object-oriented Programming, Optionals, Statements, Expressions, Closures, Optional Unwrapping, And Exception Handling; Demonstrates Common Concepts Such As Alert Views, Collection Views, Tab Bars, Core Motion, Map Kit, And Core Location; Explores Storyboards And Adaptive Layout Techniques; Introduces Test Driven Development Practices For Ios Development; Covers Distributing Test Builds To Internal And External Testers Using Testflight And Submitting Apps To Itunes Connect; And Explores Advanced Concepts Such As Ui Testing With Xcode And Building Cloud-based Apps Using Icloud And Cloudkit. Combining lessons in Apple's Swift programming language to prepare you to build iPhone and iPad apps--and distribute them through the Appstore, this approachable text covers the fundamentals of Swift by introducing you to iOS development in this language, and presenting best practices for setting up a development environment using variables, statements, expressions, operators, functions, and closures. -- Edited summary from book Combining lessons in Apple's Swift programming language to prepare you to build iPhone and iPad appsاand distribute them through the Appstore, this approachable text covers the fundamentals of Swift by introducing you to iOS development in this language, and presenting best practices for setting up a development environment using variables, statements, expressions, operators, functions, and closures. -- Edited summary from book