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