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iOS 26 Programming for Beginners

iOS 26 Programming for Beginners - Tenth Edition

By : Ahmad Sahar
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iOS 26 Programming for Beginners

iOS 26 Programming for Beginners

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By: Ahmad Sahar

Overview of this book

iOS 26 Programming for Beginners returns in its 10th edition, fully updated to reflect Apple’s latest innovations in app development. Perfect for complete newcomers as well as those transitioning from other platforms, this practical guide walks you through every step of building your first iOS app using Swift 6 and Xcode 26. Following a project-based approach, you’ll create a feature-rich journal app while mastering UIKit fundamentals, including storyboards, navigation, data persistence, media integration, and map-based features. Each chapter builds on the last with clear explanations, step-by-step instructions, and real-world examples that reinforce your learning. Along the way, you’ll enhance your app with Apple Intelligence, Apple’s on-device AI platform, to deliver smart, personalized user experiences. You’ll also leverage the elegant Liquid Glass UI design system introduced in iOS 26, to give your app a modern and immersive feel. By the end of this book, you’ll have built and deployed a complete iOS app and gained the essential skills to pursue a career in mobile development.
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Swift
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Design
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Code
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Features
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Other Books You May Enjoy
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Index

Get Data into Table Views

In the previous chapter, you learned about the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern and table views. You also reviewed the table view in the Journal List screen. At this point, the Journal List screen displays cells that do not contain any data. As shown in the app tour in Chapter 10, Set Up the User Interface, it should display a list of journal entries.

In this chapter, you’re going to implement the model objects for the Journal List screen to make it display a list of journal entries. You’ll start by learning about the requirements for the model objects that you will use. Then, you’ll create a Swift class that can store journal entry instances. After that, you’ll create a static method that returns an array containing sample journal entry instances. This array will then be used as the data source for the table view on the Journal List screen.

By the end of this chapter, you’ll have learned how to create...

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