Getting started with iOS
by Benjamin Bahrenburg
Appcelerator Titanium Business Application Development Cookbook
- Appcelerator Titanium Business Application Development Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- Appcelerator Titanium Business Application Development Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Patterns and Platform Tools
- 2. Cross-platform UI
- 3. Using Databases and Managing Files
- Introduction
- Accessing your database's Ti.Filesystem
- DbTableChecker SQLite table existence checking
- Recursively handling files using Dossier
- Tuning your SQLite database for maximum performance
- Data access using DbLazyProvider
- NoSQL using MongloDb
- 4. Interacting with Web Services
- 5. Charting and Documents
- 6. Using Location Services
- 7. Threads, Queues, and Message Passing
- Introduction
- Queuing multiple downloads
- Launching one app from another
- Cross-platform URL schemes
- Opening your Android app with BOOT_COMPLETED
- iOS Multithreading using Web Workers
- 8. Basic Security Approaches
- 9. App Security Using Encryption and Other Techniques
- A. Titanium Resources
- Index
Titanium utilizes the native platform development tool chain. For this reason, an Apple computer is required to build Titanium iOS apps.
There are currently two ways to download Xcode and the required SDK for development.
- Open the Mac App Store on your Apple computer and search for Xcode. This will allow you to freely download the Apple IDE and SDKs.
- The Apple development tools are also available through the developer portal at https://developer.apple.com.
To publish apps to the Apple App Store, you must be part of the Apple iOS Developer program. To learn more about app distribution, please visit https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/distribute.html.
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