Titlebook: Beginning iPhone Development; Exploring the iOS SD David Mark,Jack Nutting,Jeff LaMarche Book 2014Latest edition Jack Nutting and Fredrik O

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Die wissenstheoretische Perspektive,In the previous chapter, you mastered the basics of working with table views. In this chapter, you’ll get a whole lot more practice because we’re going to explore ..

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Handling Basic Interaction,Our Hello World application was a good introduction to iOS development using Cocoa Touch, but it was missing a crucial capability—the ability to interact with the user. Without that, our application is severely limited in terms of what it can accomplish.

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More User Interface Fun,In Chapter 3, we discussed MVC and built an application using it. You learned about outlets and actions, and you used them to tie a button control to a text label. In this chapter, we’re going to build an application that will take your knowledge of controls to a whole new level.

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Navigation Controllers and Table Views,In the previous chapter, you mastered the basics of working with table views. In this chapter, you’ll get a whole lot more practice because we’re going to explore ..

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Collection View,In this chapter, we’re going to look at a fairly recent addition to UIKit: the . class. You’ll see how it relates to the familiar ., how it differs, and how it can be extended to do things that . can’t even dream about.

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Drawing with Core Graphics,Every application we’ve built so far has been constructed from views and controls that are part of the UIKit framework. You can do a lot with UIKit, and a great many applications can be constructed using only its predefined objects. Some visual elements, however, can’t be fully realized without going beyond what the UIKit stock components offer.