iOS Apps for Masterminds 4th Edition

Learn how to create apps for iOS 12 before anyone else. This is the first book to teach you how to work with Swift 4.2, Xcode 10, iOS 12 and the new APIs introduced by Apple iOS Apps for Masterminds leads the reader step by step to master the complex subjects required to create applications for iPhones and iPads. After reading this book, you will know how to program in Swift, how to design user interfaces, and how to work with the most powerful frameworks available for the construction of modern applications. This book is a complete course that will teach you how to build insanely great applications from scratch. Every chapter explores both basic and complicated concepts of computer programming, the Swift language, and app development. The information is supported by functional examples that guide beginners and experts through the most fundamental frameworks included in the iOS SDK. The examples are distributed throughout the book in a specific order to gradually introduce complex topics and make them accessible to everyone. The goal of iOS Apps for Masterminds is to make you familiar with the most advanced technologies for app development. It was designed to prepare you for the future and was written for the genius inside you, for Masterminds. This book includes: Introduction to Swift 4.2 Swift Paradigm Foundation Framework UIKit Framework Auto Layout Size Classes Navigation Controllers Scroll Views Stack Views Table Views Collection Views Split View Controller Alert Views Notifications Files Archiving Core Data iCloud CloudKit Core Graphics and Quartz 2D Core Animation AVFoundation Camera and Photos Library Web Kit Views Gesture Recognizers Timers Operation Queues Error Handling Image and Video Internationalization …and more! iOS app development with iOS 12, Xcode 10 and Swift 4.2 App development, Swift programming, Create apps, Create app, iPhone apps, Build app, Swift language, develop application, Objective-C, Apple development, iOS development, iOS Apps, Program apps.

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