- Mastering iOS 10 Programming
- Mastering iOS 10 Programming
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. UITableView Touch Up
- 2. A Better Layout with UICollectionView
- 3. Creating a Contact Detail Page
- 4. Immersing Your Users With Animation
- 5. Improving Your Code with Value Types
- 6. Avoiding Complex Inheritance with Protocols
- 7. Refactoring the HelloContacts Application
- 8. Adding Core Data to your App
- 9. Storing and Querying Data in Core Data
- 10. Fetching and Displaying Data from the Network
- 11. Being Proactive with Background Fetch
- 12. Enriching Apps with the Camera, Motion and Location
- 13. Displaying Contents of your App in Spotlight
- 14. Making the Web and your App Meet through Universal Links
- 15. Instant Information with a Notification Center Widget
- 16. Implementing Rich Notifications
- 17. Extending iMessage
- 18. Integrating Your App with Siri
- 19. Ensuring App Quality with Tests
- 20. Discovering Bottlenecks with Instruments
- 21. Offloading Tasks with Operations and GCD
- 22. Wrapping Up the Development Cycle and Submitting to the App Store
Mike Olu Abidakun is a professional software engineer who began his computing journey, aged 8, transcribing the source code for video games from the amazing UK computer magazines of the 80s.
Since gaining his degree in computer science in 1996, Mike has had a career that has seen him working on CGIs and Java applets during Web 1.0, through the horrors that were EJB and J2ME, all the way to today, where he builds iOS applications for start-ups and large organisations alike.
When he isn't crafting software, Mike loves nothing more than spending time with his family, reading, and renovating his home.
Giordano Scalzo - thank you for introducing me to Packt. Maire and my beautiful children, Yasmin and Alexander - you inspire me to be more. Thank you for your patience, encouragement, love, and support. The woman who spent an entire day driving around London, desperately trying to purchase a Commodore 1530 Datasette - I love and will never forget you, Mum.
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