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E-raamat: Beginning iPhone Development with Swift 5: Exploring the iOS SDK

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Learn how to integrate all the interface elements iOS users have come to know and love, such as buttons, switches, pickers, toolbars, and sliders. In this edition of the best selling book, you’ll also learn about touch gestures, table views, and collection views for displaying data on a user interface. 

Assuming little or no working knowledge of the Swift programming language, and written in a friendly, easy-to-follow style, this book offers a comprehensive course in iPhone and iPad programming. The book starts with a gentle introduction to using Xcode and then guides you though the creation of your first simple application.

You’ll start with designing basic user interfaces and then explore more sophisticated ones that involve multiple screens such as navigation controllers, tab bars, tool bars, page views, and split views that are particularly useful on the larger screens of the iPad and certain iPhone models. And there’s much more!

Beginning iPhone Development with Swift 5 covers the basic information you need to get up and running quickly to turn your great ideas into working iOS apps. Once you’re ready, move on to Pro iPhone Development with Swift 5 to learn more of the really unique aspects of iOS programming and the Swift language.

What You Will Learn

  • Discover what data persistence is, and why it’s important
  • Build cool, crisp user interfaces
  • Display data in Table Views
  • Work with all the most commonly used iOS Frameworks

    • Who This Book is For

    Aspiring iOS app developers new to the Apple Swift programming language and/or the iOS SDK. 

    About the Author xiii
    About the Technical Reviewer xv
    Chapter 1 Understanding iOS Programming
    		1(20)
    Learning About Xcode
    		5(15)
    Summary
    		20(1)
    Chapter 2 Designing User Interfaces
    		21(30)
    Learning About Views and Class Files
    		32(7)
    Working with Different Screen Sizes
    		39(6)
    Previewing the User Interface
    		45(4)
    Summary
    		49(2)
    Chapter 3 Writing Swift Code
    		51(22)
    Creating IBOutlet Variables
    		53(7)
    Creating IBAction Methods
    		60(5)
    Using Apple's Frameworks
    		65(2)
    Using the Xcode Editor
    		67(4)
    Getting Help with Swift Commands
    		69(2)
    Folding and Unfolding Functions
    		71(1)
    Summary
    		71(2)
    Chapter 4 Using Xcode
    		73(20)
    Changing Xcode's Appearance
    		73(11)
    The Navigator Pane
    		74(4)
    The Toolbar
    		78(4)
    The Tab Bar
    		82(2)
    Marking Swift Code
    		84(3)
    Renaming and Deleting IBOutlet Variables
    		87(3)
    Summary
    		90(3)
    Chapter 5 Working with Controllers
    		93(24)
    Understanding Controllers
    		93(6)
    Working with Multiple Controllers
    		99(3)
    Transitioning Between Controllers
    		102(6)
    Embedding in a Navigation Controller
    		108(4)
    Using a Navigation Controller
    		112(2)
    Summary
    		114(3)
    Chapter 6 Adding User Interface Objects
    		117(32)
    Changing the Size and Position of Objects
    		118(4)
    Changing an Object's Attributes
    		122(2)
    Understanding the Safe Area
    		124(4)
    Defining Constraints
    		128(19)
    Defining Constraints Automatically
    		129(4)
    Viewing and Deleting Constraints
    		133(2)
    Adding Constraints Manually
    		135(8)
    Using Stack Views
    		143(4)
    Summary
    		147(2)
    Chapter 7 Using Common User Interface Objects
    		149(34)
    Using Labels
    		151(10)
    Using Text Fields
    		161(17)
    Defining Different Keyboards
    		169(2)
    Defining the Content of a Text Field
    		171(3)
    Modifying the Appearance of a Text Field
    		174(4)
    Using Buttons
    		178(2)
    Summary
    		180(3)
    Chapter 8 Steppers, Sliders, Progress Views, and Activity Indicator Views
    		183(22)
    Using Steppers
    		184(6)
    Using Sliders
    		190(5)
    Modifying a Slider with Swift Code
    		193(2)
    Using the Progress and Activity Indicator Views
    		195(4)
    Using a Progress View
    		199(5)
    Summary
    		204(1)
    Chapter 9 Image Views and Text Views
    		205(22)
    Using Image Views
    		205(8)
    Making the Image View Interactive
    		210(3)
    Using a Text View
    		213(13)
    Changing Text Appearance in a Text View
    		217(2)
    Creating Clickable Text in a Text View
    		219(3)
    Displaying the Virtual Keyboard with a Text View
    		222(4)
    Summary
    		226(1)
    Chapter 10 Buttons, Switches, and Segmented Controls
    		227(26)
    Understanding Events
    		228(1)
    Using Buttons
    		229(3)
    Using a Switch
    		232(4)
    Using a Segmented Control
    		236(5)
    Connecting Multiple Objects to the Same IBAction Method
    		241(11)
    Summary
    		252(1)
    Chapter 11 Touch Gestures
    		253(54)
    Detecting Tap Gestures
    		254(9)
    Detecting Pinch Gestures
    		263(7)
    Detecting Rotation Gestures
    		270(7)
    Detecting Pan Gestures
    		277(7)
    Detecting Screen Edge Pan Gestures
    		284(7)
    Detecting Swipe Gestures
    		291(9)
    Detecting Long Press Gestures
    		300(6)
    Summary
    		306(1)
    Chapter 12 Using Alerts and Pickers
    		307(34)
    Using an Alert Controller
    		308(12)
    Displaying and Responding to Multiple Buttons
    		311(4)
    Displaying a Text Field on an Alert Controller
    		315(5)
    Using a Date Picker
    		320(7)
    Creating a Custom Picker
    		327(12)
    Displaying a Multiple-Component Picker View
    		333(6)
    Summary
    		339(2)
    Chapter 13 Constraints and Stack Views
    		341(20)
    Understanding Constraints
    		342(11)
    Using Stack Views
    		353(6)
    Summary
    		359(2)
    Chapter 14 Using Table Views
    		361(44)
    Creating a Simple Table View
    		362(12)
    Selecting an Item in a Table View
    		374(3)
    Creating Grouped Tables
    		377(10)
    Displaying Indexes
    		387(8)
    Using a Table View Controller
    		395(9)
    Summary
    		404(1)
    Chapter 15 Customizing Table View Cells
    		405(34)
    Customizing a Table View Cell in Swift
    		406(9)
    Designing a Custom Table View Cell
    		415(11)
    Swipe to Add and Delete a Row
    		426(11)
    Summary
    		437(2)
    Chapter 16 Using Collection Views
    		439(28)
    Creating a Collection View
    		439(6)
    Displaying Data in a Collection View
    		445(9)
    Displaying Section Headers in a Collection View
    		454(12)
    Summary
    		466(1)
    Chapter 17 Using the Navigation Controller
    		467(44)
    Using a Navigation Controller
    		468(9)
    Passing Data to Other Views
    		477(6)
    Displaying Multiple Views in a Navigation Controller
    		483(9)
    Customizing the Navigation Bar
    		492(17)
    Modifying the Prompt and Title Text
    		492(5)
    Modifying the Back Button
    		497(3)
    Modifying the Color of the Navigation Bar
    		500(1)
    Adding Buttons to a Navigation Bar
    		501(8)
    Summary
    		509(2)
    Chapter 18 Using Tab Bars and Tool Bars
    		511(26)
    Switching View Controllers in a Tab Bar Controller
    		514(12)
    Customizing Tab Bar Icons
    		519(6)
    Deleting View Controllers from a Tab Bar Controller
    		525(1)
    Creating a Tool Bar
    		526(8)
    Adding and Deleting Tool Bar Buttons
    		530(4)
    Summary
    		534(3)
    Chapter 19 Using the Page View Controller
    		537(18)
    Adding and Customizing a Page Controller
    		538(2)
    Adding View Controllers
    		540(4)
    Making View Controllers Appear in a Page Controller
    		544(9)
    Summary
    		553(2)
    Chapter 20 Using the Split View Controller
    		555(30)
    Understanding the Structure of a Split View Controller
    		558(10)
    Adding a Split View Controller to a Story-board
    		568(15)
    Creating Class Files
    		573(1)
    Modifying the AppDelegate.swift File
    		574(3)
    Modifying the DetailViewController.swift File
    		577(3)
    Modifying the MasterTableViewController.swift File
    		580(3)
    Summary
    		583(2)
    Appendix: An Introduction to Swift
    		585(52)
    Storing Data
    		588(3)
    Storing Different Data Types
    		591(4)
    Using Optional Data Types
    		595(4)
    Using Comments
    		599(1)
    Mathematical and String Operators
    		600(3)
    Branching Statements
    		603(1)
    Using Boolean Values
    		603(2)
    Using Boolean Operators
    		605(1)
    Using If Statements
    		606(2)
    Using Switch Statements
    		608(3)
    Looping Statements
    		611(1)
    Using the For Loop
    		612(1)
    Using the While Loop
    		613(1)
    Using the Repeat Loop
    		614(1)
    Functions
    		615(3)
    Data Structures
    		618(1)
    Storing Data in Arrays
    		618(3)
    Storing Data in Tuples
    		621(2)
    Storing Data in Dictionaries
    		623(3)
    Storing Data in Structures
    		626(2)
    Classes and Object-Oriented Programming
    		628(1)
    Understanding Encapsulation
    		629(1)
    Understanding Inheritance
    		630(2)
    Understanding Polymorphism
    		632(2)
    Summary
    		634(3)
    Index 637
    Wallace Wang is a former Windows enthusiast who took one look at Vista and realized that the future of computing belonged to the Mac. He s written more than 40 computer books, including Microsoft Office for Dummies, Beginning Programming for Dummies, Steal This Computer Book, My New Mac, and My New iPad. In addition to programming the Mac and iPhone/iPad, he also performs stand-up comedy, having appeared on A&E s "Evening at the Improv," and having performed in Las Vegas at the Riviera Comedy Club at the Riviera Hotel & Casino. When hes not writing computer books or performing stand-up comedy, he also enjoys blogging about screenwriting at his site, The 15 Minute Movie Method, where he shares screenwriting tips with other aspiring screenwriters who all share the goal of breaking into Hollywood.
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