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This online book is intended to teach the reader everything necessary to develop apps for the iPhone.

About iPhone App Development Essentials
The Anatomy of an iPhone
- iPhone OS
- Display
- Wireless Connectivity
- Wired Connectivity
- Memory
- Camera
- Sensors
- Location Detection
- Central Processing Unit (CPU)
- Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
- Speaker and Microphone
- Vibration
The iPhone OS Architecture and Frameworks
- An Overview of the iPhone OS Architecture
- iPhone Development Frameworks
The iPhone OS Cocoa Touch Layer
- UIKit Framework (UIKit.framework)
- Map Kit Framework (MapKit.framework)
- Push Notification Service
- Message UI Framework (MessageUI.framework)
- Address Book UI Framework (AddressUI.framework)
- Game Kit Framework (GameKit.framework)
The iPhone OS Media Layer
- Core Graphics Framework (CoreGraphics.framework)
- Quartz Core Framework (QuartzCore.framework)
- OpenGL ES framework (OpenGLES.framework)
- iPhone Audio Support
- AV Foundation framework (AVFoundation.framework)
- Core Audio Frameworks (CoreAudio.framework, AudioToolbox.framework and AudioUnit.framework)
- Open Audio Library (OpenAL)
- Media Player framework (MediaPlayer.framework)
The iPhone OS Core Services Layer
- Address Book framework (AddressBook.framework)
- Core Data Framework (CoreData.framework)
- Core Foundation Framework (CoreFoundation.framework)
- Foundation Framework (Foundation.framework)
- Core Location Framework (CoreLocation.framework)
- Store Kit Framework (StoreKit.framework)
- SQLite library
The iPhone OS Core OS Layer
- CFNetwork Framework (CFNetwork.framework)
- External Accessory framework (ExternalAccessory.framework)
- Security Framework (Security.framework)
- System (LibSystem)
Installing Xcode and the iPhone SDK
- Identifying if you have an Intel or PowerPC based Mac
- Installing Xcode and the iPhone SDK
- Starting Xcode
Creating a Simple iPhone App
- Starting Xcode
- Creating the App User Interface
- Changing Component Properties
- Adding Objects to the User Interface
- Building and Running an App in Xcode
- Dealing with Build Errors
Testing Apps on the iPhone – Developer Certificates and Provisioning Profiles
- Joining the iPhone Developer Program
- Creating an iPhone Development Certificate Signing Request
- Submitting the iPhone Development Certificate Signing Request
- Installing an iPhone Development Certificate
- Assigning Devices
- Creating an App ID
- Creating an iPhone Development Provisioning Profile
- Selecting a Device for Development
- Associating an App ID with an App
- Installing an App onto a Device
The Basics of Objective-C Programming
- Objective-C Data Types and Variables
- Objective-C Expressions
- Objective-C Flow Control with if and else
- Looping with the for Statement
- Objective-C Looping with do and while
- Objective-C do ... while loops
The Basics of Object Oriented Programming in Objective-C
- What is an Object?
- What is a Class?
- Declaring an Objective-C Class Interface
- Adding Instance Variables to a Class
- Define Class Methods
- Declaring an Objective-C Class Implementation
- Declaring, Initializing and Releasing a Class Instance
- Calling Methods and Accessing Instance Data
- Creating the Program Section
- Bringing it all Together
- Structuring Object-Oriented Objective-C Code
An Overview of the iPhone Application Development Architecture
- Model View Controller (MVC)
- The Target-Action pattern, IBOutlets and IBActions
- Subclassing
- Delegation
Creating an Interactive iPhone App
- Creating the New Project
- Creating the User Interface
- Building and Running the Sample Application
- Adding Actions and Outlets
- Connecting the Actions and Outlets to the User Interface
- Building and Running the Finished Application
Understanding iPhone Views, Windows and the View Hierarchy
- An Overview of Views
- The UIWindow Class
- The View Hierarchy
- View Types
- The Window
- Container Views
- Controls
- Display Views
- Text and Web Views
- Navigation Views and Tab Bars
- Alert Views and Action Sheets
Writing Code to Hide the iPhone Keyboard
- Creating the Example App
- Hiding the Keyboard when the User Touches the Return Key
- Hiding the Keyboard when the User Taps the Background
iPhone Rotation, View Resizing and Layout Handling
- Setting up the Example
- Enabling Rotation
- Testing Rotation Behavior
- Configuring View Autosizing
- Coding Layout and Size Changes
Creating an iPhone Multiview Application using the Tab Bar
- An Overview of the Tab Bar
- Understanding View Controllers in a Multiview Application
- Setting up the Tab Bar Example Application
- Creating the Content Views and View Controllers
- Configuring the App Delegate
- Creating the UITabBarController
- Associating Content Views with Tabs
- Connecting the App Delegate Outlet to the Tab Bar Controller
- Designing the Content Views
- Testing the Multiview Application
Creating a Simple iPhone Table View Application
- An Overview of the Table View
- The Table View Delegate and dataSource
- Table View Styles
- Table View Cell Styles
- Setting up the Project
- Adding the Table View Component
- Making the Delegate and dataSource Connections
- Implementing the dataSource
- Building and Running the Application
- Adding Table View Images and Changing Cell Styles
Creating a Navigation based iPhone Application using TableViews
- Understanding the Navigation Controller
- An Overview of the Example
- Setting up the Project
- Reviewing the Project Files
- Setting up the Data in the Root View Controller
- Writing Code to Display the Data in the Table View
- Creating the Second View Controller
- Connecting the Second View Controller to the Root View Controller
- Creating the NIB File for the Second Table View
- Implementing the Functionality of the Second View Controller
- Popping the View Controller off the Navigation Controller Stack
- Adding the Navigation Code
Working with Directories on iPhone OS
- The Application Documents Directory
- The Objective-C NSFileManager, NSFileHandle and NSData Classes
- Understanding Pathnames in Objective-C
- Creating an NSFileManager Instance Object
- Identifying the Current Working Directory
- Identifying the Documents Directory
- Identifying the Temporary Directory
- Changing Directory
- Creating a New Directory
- Deleting a Directory
- Listing the Contents of a Directory
- Getting the Attributes of a File or Directory
Working with Files on the iPhone
- Creating an NSFileManager Instance
- Checking if a File Exists
- Comparing the Contents of Two Files
- Checking if a File is Readable/Writable/Executable/Deletable
- Moving/Renaming a File
- Copying a File
- Removing a File
- Creating a Symbolic Link
- Reading and Writing Files with NSFileManager
- Working with Files using the NSFileHandle Class
- Creating an NSFileHandle Object
- NSFileHandle File Offsets and Seeking
- Reading Data from a File
- Writing Data to a File
- Truncating a File
iPhone OS Directory Handling and File I/O – A Worked Example
- The Example Application
- Setting up the Application project
- Defining the Actions and Outlets
- Designing the User Interface
- Checking the Data File on Application Startup
- Implementing the Action Method
- Building and Running the Example
iPhone Data Persistence using Archiving
- An Overview of Archiving
- The Archiving Example Application
- Implementing the Actions and Outlets
- Designing the User Interface
- Checking for the Existence of the Archive File on Startup
- Archiving Object Data in the Action Method
- Testing the Application
iPhone Database Implementation using SQLite
- What is SQLite?
- Structured Query Language (SQL)
- Trying SQLite on MacOS X
- Preparing an iPhone Application Project for SQLite Integration
- Key SQLite Functions
- Declaring a SQLite Database
- Opening or Creating a Database
- Preparing and Executing a SQL Statement
- Creating a Database Table
- Extracting Data from a Database Table
- Closing a SQLite Database
An Example SQLite based iPhone Application
- About the Example SQLite iPhone Application
- Creating and Preparing the SQLite Application Project
- Importing sqlite3.h and Declaring the Database Reference
- Creating the Outlets and Actions
- Creating the Database and Table
- Implementing the Code to Save Data to the SQLite Database
- Implementing Code to Extract Data from the SQLite Database
- Designing the User Interface
- Building and Running the Application
Working with iPhone Databases using Core Data
- The Core Data Stack
- Managed Objects
- Managed Object Context
- Managed Object Model
- Persistent Store Coordinator
- Persistent Object Store
- Defining an Entity Description
- Obtaining the Managed Object Context
- Getting an Entity Description
- Creating a Managed Object
- Getting and Setting the Attributes of a Managed Object
- Fetching Managed Objects
- Retrieving Managed Objects based on Criteria
An iPhone OS Core Data Tutorial
- The iPhone Core Data Example Application
- Creating a Core Data based iPhone Application
- Creating the Entity Description
- Adding a View Controller
- Adding Actions and Outlets to the View Controller
- Designing the User Interface
- Saving Data to the Persistent Store using Core Data
- Retrieving Data from the Persistent Store using Core Data
- Releasing Memory
- Building and Running the Example Application
An Overview of iPhone Multitouch, Taps and Gestures
- The Responder Chain
- Forwarding an Event to the Next Responder
- Gestures
- Taps
- Touches
- Touch Notification Methods
- touchesBegan method
- touchesMoved method
- touchesEnded method
- touchesCancelled method
An Example iPhone Touch, Multitouch and Tap Application
- The Example iPhone Tap and Touch Application
- Creating the Example Touch Project
- Creating the Outlets
- Designing the user Interface
- Enabling Multitouch on the View
- Implementing the touchesBegan Method
- Implementing the touchesMoved Method
- Implementing the touchesEnded Method
- Building and Running the Touch Example Application
Detecting iPhone Touch Screen Gesture Motions
- The Example iPhone Gesture Application
- Creating the Example Project
- Creating Outlets
- Designing the Application User Interface
- Implementing the touchesBegan Method
- Implementing the touchesMoved Method
- Implementing the touchesEnded Method
- Building and Running Gesture Example
Drawing iPhone 2D Graphics with Quartz
- Introducing Core Graphics and Quartz 2D
- The drawRect Method
- Points, Coordinates and Pixels
- The Graphics Context
- Working with Colors in Quartz 2D
An iPhone Graphics Drawing Tutorial using Quartz 2D
- The iPhone Drawing Example Application
- Creating the New Project
- Creating the UIView Subclass
- Locating the drawRect Method in the UIView Subclass
- Drawing a Line
- Drawing Paths
- Drawing a Rectangle
- Drawing an Elipse or Circle
- Filling a Path with a Color
- Drawing an Arc
- Drawing a Cubic Bézier Curve
- Drawing a Quadratic Bézier Curve
- Dashed Line Drawing
- Drawing an Image into a Graphics Context

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