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iOS Storyboards: An Animated Tour for iPhone and iPad Developers

iOS Storyboards: An Animated Tour for iPhone and iPad Developers

Daniel H. Steinberg
4/5 ( ratings)
Every iOS app consists of what we see on the screen and how we transition to different content. These two fundamental ideas are captured in iOS storyboards as scenes and segues.

iOS Storyboards: An Animated tour for iPhone and iPad Developers, is a concise guide to working with storyboards to create iOS apps. This book contains more than just descriptive prose and static code. You'll also find movies, scrollable code listing, animated code builds, a ton of screen shots, and even graphic-novel style walkthroughs.

What's in this book?

Download the sample chapter. This is Chapter 1. In it you'll learn to use storyboards to construct a single scene. You'll look at outlets and actions as well as gesture recognizers and delegates. If you struggle with this material you may need a more introductory text. Otherwise, this book is definitely for you.

In Chapter 2, we cover three ways to transition from one scene to another and in Chapter 3 we show you how to pass information to the destination view controller in each case.

In Chapters 4 - 6 you'll learn different techniques for passing information in the opposite direction of your segues without coupling. We cover the classic method that uses delegates and protocols as well as the very latest strategies that use unwind segues or blocks. In Chapter 7 we share a common model object and demonstrate how information is communicated through this singleton object.

In Chapter 8 we build a fairly complex storyboard by ignoring much of the underlying code.

Finally, in Chapter 9, we create a universal application backed by Core Data. This example explores many of your options when working with table views.

This survey of iOS storyboards demonstrates many useful techniques. In this short, 150 page book, you'll get a clear view on how to best take advantage of storyboards in the apps you are building.
Language
English
Pages
147
Format
ebook

iOS Storyboards: An Animated Tour for iPhone and iPad Developers

Daniel H. Steinberg
4/5 ( ratings)
Every iOS app consists of what we see on the screen and how we transition to different content. These two fundamental ideas are captured in iOS storyboards as scenes and segues.

iOS Storyboards: An Animated tour for iPhone and iPad Developers, is a concise guide to working with storyboards to create iOS apps. This book contains more than just descriptive prose and static code. You'll also find movies, scrollable code listing, animated code builds, a ton of screen shots, and even graphic-novel style walkthroughs.

What's in this book?

Download the sample chapter. This is Chapter 1. In it you'll learn to use storyboards to construct a single scene. You'll look at outlets and actions as well as gesture recognizers and delegates. If you struggle with this material you may need a more introductory text. Otherwise, this book is definitely for you.

In Chapter 2, we cover three ways to transition from one scene to another and in Chapter 3 we show you how to pass information to the destination view controller in each case.

In Chapters 4 - 6 you'll learn different techniques for passing information in the opposite direction of your segues without coupling. We cover the classic method that uses delegates and protocols as well as the very latest strategies that use unwind segues or blocks. In Chapter 7 we share a common model object and demonstrate how information is communicated through this singleton object.

In Chapter 8 we build a fairly complex storyboard by ignoring much of the underlying code.

Finally, in Chapter 9, we create a universal application backed by Core Data. This example explores many of your options when working with table views.

This survey of iOS storyboards demonstrates many useful techniques. In this short, 150 page book, you'll get a clear view on how to best take advantage of storyboards in the apps you are building.
Language
English
Pages
147
Format
ebook

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