Developing Techniques to Create iPhone Application

iPhone Dev Center

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Download iPhone SDKs

Find Sample Code and Documentation

iPhone Developer Program

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Visit the Program Portal

Build Your Team

Obtain Signing Certificates

Assign Devices (iPhone or iPod Touch)

Generate App IDs

Create Development Provisioning Profiles

Test on Device

iTunes Connect

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Sign Paid Applications Contract

Gather Application Metadata

Prepare Application Artwork

Create Distribution Provisioning Profiles

Make a Distribution Build

Upload Your Application

Update Your Application

Distribute Your Application with Ad Hoc Distribution

View Sales/Trends Reports

View Financial Reports

iPhone Development Tools

Apple provides a full range of developer tools for iPhone development. The Xcode IDE provides project management, editing, building, and debugging services. The iPhone Simulator helps you test apps on your Mac. Interface Builder enables drag-and-drop GUI design. Instruments provides profiling including hotspot and memory leak detection.

Xcode

Project Management

Files

Groups

Smart Groups

Frameworks

Snapshots

Subversion Source Control

Editing

Navigation

Code Completion

Refactoring Transformations

Research Assistant

Building

Warnings and Error Messages

Build Results

Configurations

Targets

Build Phases

Debugging

Breakpoints

Watchpoints

Symbolic Breakpoints

Monitoring Expressions

Debugger Strip

Datatips

Data Formatters

Mini Debugger

Debugger Window

Console Window

Load Symbols Lazily Option

iPhone Simulator

Multi-touch

Rotation

Simulate Low Memory Warning

Set Hardware Version

Interface Builder

Nib Files

Nib Objects

iPhone Interface Objects

Library

Layout

Inspector

Attributes

Connections

Refactoring

Localization

Nib Bugs

How to Live without Nib.

Instruments

Trace Documents

Trace Pane

Trace Details

ObjectAlloc

Leaks

Sampler

Shark

The iPhone Platform

iPhone applications fill the whole screen of the iPhone. When you touch the screen, apps receive multi-touch events. They can store data locally and access the web. Apps can play sounds and video, show system specific interface and 3D games. Monitor acceleration, location, take photos, record audio, and probably more.

Application Architecture

Life Cycle

Event Loop

Bundles

System Events

Internationalization

Windows and Views

Hierarchy

Geometry

Controllers

View Controllers

Table View Controllers

Table View Cells

Navigation Controllers

Tab Bar Controllers

Touch Events
Graphics

Quartz

OpenGL ES

Core Animation

Files

Property Lists

User Defaults

SQLite

NSData, NSFileHandle, NSFileManager

Networking

Web Views

NSURL, NSURLCache

NSStream

CFNetwork

Preferences

Multimedia

Sound: Play, Record, Stream, Vibrate

Video

Photos: Take Them or Pick from iPhoto

Accelerometer Events

Location

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