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Application Development in iOS 7

Application Development in iOS 7

By : Kyle Begeman
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Application Development in iOS 7

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By: Kyle Begeman
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Table of Contents (15 chapters)
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Application Development in iOS 7
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Application Development in iOS 7
Credits
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Credits
About the Author
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About the Author
About the Reviewers
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About the Reviewers
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Preface
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Preface
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1
Xcode 5 – A Developer's Ultimate Tool
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Xcode 5 – A Developer's Ultimate Tool
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The new user experience
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Top-level documentation
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Debugger and debug gauges
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Automatic configuration with accounts and capabilities
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Source control
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Asset catalogs
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Quick build device selection
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Storyboard previews
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Summary
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Foundation Framework – Growing Up
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Foundation Framework – Growing Up
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Why Foundation matters
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Modules
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NSProgress
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NSArray
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NSTimer
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NSData
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NSURLUtilities
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Summary
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Auto Layout 2.0
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Auto Layout 2.0
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Why you should use Auto Layout
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Creating our project
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Starting our storyboard
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Setting up button actions
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Using Auto Layout
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Applying constraints
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Resolving Auto Layout issues
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Finishing our menu view
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Preparing for navigation
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Summary
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Building Our Application for iOS 7
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Building Our Application for iOS 7
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Designing for iOS 7
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Putting together the pieces
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Summary
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Creating and Saving User Data
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Creating and Saving User Data
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Picking up where we left off
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The navigation bar style
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Adding our button action
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Adding buttons to our navigation bar
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Adjusting our storyboard view
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Adding our delegates
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Using a tap gesture
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Getting the image from UIImagePickerController
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Adding the text field delegate
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Saving the data
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Displaying User Data
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Displaying User Data
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Custom cell
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Adding food
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Loading data
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Displaying data
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Showing the detail view
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Coding the detail view
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Manipulating Text with TextKit
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Manipulating Text with TextKit
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What is TextKit?
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Dynamic type
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Exclusion paths
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Adding letterpress
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Text formatting
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Underlining text
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Adding Physics with UIKit Dynamics
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Adding Physics with UIKit Dynamics
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Motion and physics in UIKit
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Adding gravity
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UIDynamicAnimator
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UIGravityBehavior
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Behavior properties
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Creating boundaries
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Collisions
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Creating invisible boundaries
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Dynamic items
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Manipulating item properties
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Collision notifications
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Attaching items to other items
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Snapping items
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Using motion in our app
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Modules

While developing applications using Xcode and the iOS SDK, you may have noticed that it has never been a requirement to import commonly used header files, such as UIViewController.h or UIView.h.

Open any file in any project, and navigate to any view-controller based .h file in the project. The very first line of code will read as follows:

#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>

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You can download the example code files for all Packt books you have purchased from your account at http://www.packtpub.com. If you purchased this book elsewhere, you can visit http://www.packtpub.com/support and register to have the files e-mailed directly to you.

As an iOS developer, you have probably written hundreds of #import statements in any one project. When the compiler reaches an import statement, it literally inserts every line of code found in the imported header file. In the previous example of the first line of code, UIKit.h imports all header files available in the UIKit Framework...

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