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IPhone Training Overview:
This 5-day course teaches students how to build iOS 6 native applications for iPhone and iPad using Objective-C and Apple's Cocoa framework.
IPhone Training Prerequisites:
All students should have substantial previous programming experience using an object- oriented C-based language such as C#, Java, or C++
IPhone Training Course duration:
5 days
IPhone Training Course outline:
- Introduction
- iPhone and iPad Device Anatomy
- iOS Architecture and SDK Frameworks
- iOS and SDK Version Compatibility
- Apple iOS Developer Program
- Xcode
- Tour of the IDE
- Templates, Projects, and Workspaces
- Creating a New Project
- LLVM and LLDB
- Objective-C for Experienced Programmers
- Classes, Objects, and Methods
- Declared Properties
- Memory Management
- Automatic Reference Counting (ARC)
- Categories and Extensions
- Formal and Informal Protocols
- Blocks
- Application Patterns and Architecture
- Model View Controller (MVC)
- IBOutlets and IBActions
- Subclassing and Delegation
- Views and Windows
- The View Hierarchy
- Containers
- Controls
- Text and Web Views
- Navigation View and Tab Bars
- Alert Views and Action Sheets
- Controlling Rotation Behavior
- View Autosizing
- Autolayout
- Storyboards
- Adding Scenes
- Segues
- Transitions
- Using in a Tab Bar Application
- Table Views
- Static and Dynamic Table Views
- Delegates and DataSources
- Table View Styles
- Custom Cells
- Navigation Based Applications
- Adding the Root View Controller
- Creating the Navigation Controller
- Controlling the Stack Navigation Programmatically
- UIPickerView and UIDatePicker
- Designing the UI
- Coding for the Data Picker
- Hiding the Keyboard
- Memory Management
- Directories and Files
- NSFileManager, NSFileHandle, and NSData
- Problems Solved by ADO.NET Entity Framework
- Pathnames in Objective-C
- Working with Directories
- Working with Files
- Reading and Writing from a File
- iCloud
- Key-Value Data
- Archiving
- Working with Data
- SQLite Integration
- Using SQLite Directly
- Overview of Core Data
- Managed Objects
- Persistent Store Coordinator
- Entity Descriptions
- Retrieving and Modifying Data
- Multitouch, Taps, and Gestures
- The Responder Chain
- Touch Notification Methods
- Enabling Multitouch on the View
- Gesture Motions
- Gesture Recognizers
- Drawing
- Core Graphics and Quartz 2D
- Lines,Paths,andShapes
- Animation
- Core Animation Blocks
- Animation Curves
- Transformations
- Multitasking
- Application States
- Background Execution
- State Restoration
- Notifications
- Local Notifications
- Push Notifications
- Core Location Framework
- Location Accuracy
- Obtaining Location Information
- Calculating Distances
- MapKit Framework
- Concurrency
- Grand Central Dispatch (GCD)
- Serial and Concurrent Queues
- Main Dispatch Queue
- Completion Blocks
- Operation Queues
- Networking
- Reachability
- Synchronous Downloads
- Asynchronous Downloads
- Handling Timeouts
- Sending HTTP GET and POST Requests
- Parsing JSON
- Parsing XML
- Targeting Multiple Devices
- iPhone vs. iPad
- Universal Apps
- Multiple SDK Support
- Detecting Device Capabilities
- Localization
- Resources
- Language and Region
- NSLocale
- Text
- Dates
- Numbers
- Running on a Physical Device
- Development Certificates
- Assigning Devices
- Creating an App ID
- Provisioning Profiles
- Running
- Performance and Power Optimization
- Measuring Performance
- Instruments
- Responsiveness
- Memory Usage, Spikes, and Leaks
- Networking and Power
- Deployment
- Icons and Launch Images
- Distribution Certificates
- Distribution Provisioning Profiles
- Archiving an Application
- App Store Distribution
- AdHoc and Enterprise Distribution
- iTunes Connect
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