Titlebook: Beginning Xcode; Swift 3 Edition Matthew Knott Book 2016 Matthew Knott 2016 Xcode.iOS.Development.App.Swift.Apple.Mac.iPhone.iPad.Programmi

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Kriminalpolitische Konsequenzen,A lot was covered in Chapter 3: You looked at each of Xcode’s default iOS project templates, examined when exactly you should use them, and then took a tour of the main areas of Xcode’s workspace. And if that wasn’t enough, you created an application with multiple views that could share information between the views.

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Fragestellungen und Gang der Arbeit,Chapter 6 for the most part took a break from writing code to look in detail at Auto Layout, Xcode’s system for arranging layouts and specifying how they react to changes in form factor or orientation. It also explained how to craft a tailor-made user experience by customizing keyboards and text fields.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-24264-0In this age of big data, it seems in every facet of our lives we’re being bombarded by more and more data, and as developers, we often find ourselves needing a way to display large amounts of data to users in a concise and structured manner. In iOS, Apple has provided the table view and collection view for this purpose.

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Dominik H. Enste,Friedrich SchneiderChapter 12 looked at how Xcode uses Git to create some of the finest version control ever seen in an IDE. You created a simple voice recorder under Git source control, branched the repository to add extra functionality without altering the original, and then merged the two branches together.