Swift: Developing iOS Applications. Developing iOS Applications

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• Swift: Developing iOS Applications
  • Table of Contents
  • Swift: Developing iOS Applications
  • Swift: Developing iOS Applications
  • Credits
  • Preface
    • What this learning path covers
    • What you need for this learning path
    • Who this learning path is for
    • Reader feedback
    • Customer support
      • Downloading the example code
      • Errata
      • Piracy
      • Questions
  • 1. Module 1
    • 1. Introducing Swift
      • Defining our goals for this book
      • Setting up the development environment
      • Running our first swift code
      • Understanding playgrounds
      • Learning with this book
      • Summary
    • 2. Building Blocks Variables, Collections, and Flow Control
      • Core Swift types
        • Constants and variables
        • Containers
          • Tuples
          • Arrays
          • Dictionaries
      • Swifts type system
      • Printing to the console
      • Control flow
        • Conditionals
        • Switches
        • Loops
      • Functions
        • Basic functions
        • Parameterized functions
        • Functions that return values
        • Functions with default arguments
        • Guard statement
      • Bringing it all together
      • Summary
    • 3. One Piece at a Time Types, Scopes, and Projects
      • Structs
        • Types versus instances
        • Properties
        • Member and static methods
        • Computed properties
        • Reacting to property changes
        • Subscripts
        • Custom initialization
      • Classes
        • Inheriting from another class
        • Initialization
          • Overriding initializer
          • Required initializer
          • Designated and convenience initializers
        • Overriding methods and computed properties
          • Methods
          • Computed properties
        • Casting
          • Upcasting
          • Downcasting
      • Enumerations
        • Basic declaration
        • Testing enumeration values
        • Raw values
        • Associated values
        • Methods and properties
      • Projects
        • Setting up a command-line Xcode project
        • Creating and using an external file
        • Interfacing with code from other files
        • File organization and navigation
      • Extensions
      • Scope
        • How scope is defined
        • Nested types
      • Access control
      • Summary
    • 4. To Be or Not To Be Optionals
      • Defining an optional
      • Unwrapping an optional
        • Optional binding
        • Forced unwrapping
        • Nil coalescing
      • Optional chaining
      • Implicitly unwrapped optionals
      • Debugging optionals
      • The underlying implementation
      • Summary
    • 5. A Modern Paradigm Closures and Functional Programming
      • Functional programming philosophy
        • State and side effects
        • Declarative versus imperative code
      • Closures
        • Closures as variables
        • Closures as parameters
        • Syntactic sugar
      • Building blocks of functional programming in Swift
        • Filter
        • Reduce
        • Map
        • Sort
        • How these affect the state and nature of code
      • Lazy evaluation
      • Example
      • Summary
    • 6. Make Swift Work For You Protocols and Generics
      • Protocols
        • Defining a protocol
        • Implementing a protocol
        • Using type aliases
      • Generics
        • Generic function
        • Generic type
        • Type constraints
          • Protocol constraints
          • Where clauses for protocols
          • Where clauses for equality
      • Extending generics
        • Adding methods to all forms of a generic
        • Adding methods to only certain instances of a generic
        • Extending protocols
      • Putting protocols and generics to use
        • Generators
        • Sequences
        • Product of Fibonacci numbers under 50
      • Summary
    • 7. Everything Is Connected Memory Management
      • Computer data storage
        • File system
        • Memory
      • Value types versus reference types
        • Determining value type or reference type
        • Behavior on assignment
        • Behavior on input
        • Closure capture behavior
      • Automatic reference counting
        • Object relationships
          • Strong
          • Weak
          • Unowned
      • Strong reference cycles
        • Between objects
          • Spotting
          • Fixing
        • With closures
          • Spotting
          • Fixing
      • Lost objects
        • Between objects
        • With closures
      • Structures versus classes
      • Summary
    • 8. Paths Less Traveled Error Handling
      • Throwing errors
        • Defining an error type
        • Defining a function that throws an error
        • Implementing a function that throws an error
      • Handling errors
        • Forceful try
        • Optional try
        • Catching an error
        • Propagating errors
      • Cleaning up in error situations
        • Order of execution when errors occur
        • Deferring execution
      • Summary
    • 9. Writing Code the Swift Way Design Patterns and Techniques
      • What is a design pattern?
      • Behavioral patterns
        • Iterator
        • Observer
          • Callback
          • Notification center
      • Structural patterns
        • Composite
          • Hierarchies
          • Alternative to subclassing
        • Delegate
        • Model view controller
      • Creational patterns
        • Singleton/shared instance
        • Abstract factory
      • Using associated values effectively
        • Replacing class hierarchies
        • Concisely representing state
      • Extending system types to reduce code
      • Lazy properties
        • Avoiding unnecessary memory usage
        • Avoiding unnecessary processing
        • Localizing logic to the concerned property
      • Summary
    • 10. Harnessing the Past Understanding and Translating Objective-C
      • Swift's relationship to Objective-C
      • Background of Objective-C
      • Constants and variables
        • Value types
        • Reference types
      • Containers
        • Arrays
        • Dictionaries
      • Control flow
        • Conditionals
        • Switches
        • Loops
      • Functions
      • Types
        • Structures
        • Enumerations
        • Classes
          • Basic class
          • Initializers
          • Properties
          • Methods
          • Inheritance
        • Categories
        • Protocols
        • Blocks
      • Projects
        • Header files
        • Implementation files
        • Organization
      • Calling Objective-C code from Swift
        • Bridging header
      • Using functions
        • Using types
        • Containers
        • Annotations
          • Nullability
          • Container element types
      • Summary
    • 11. A Whole New World Developing an App
      • Conceptualizing the app
        • Features
        • Interface
        • Data
      • Setting up the app project
      • Configuring the user interface
      • Running the app
      • Allowing picture taking
      • Temporarily saving a photo
      • Populating our photo grid
      • Refactoring to respect model-view-controller
      • Permanently saving a photo
      • Summary
    • 12. What's Next? Resources, Advice, and the Next Steps
      • Apple's documentation
      • Forums and blogs
        • Blog posts
        • Forums
      • Prominent figures
      • Podcasts
      • Summary
  • 2. Module 2
    • 1. Welcome to the World of Swift
      • The first look at Swift
        • Let's go to the playground
        • The building blocks variables and constants
        • Collecting variables in containers
        • Controlling the flow
        • Transforming the values using functions
        • Structs custom compound types
        • Classes common behavior objects
        • Loose coupling with protocols
        • Composing objects using protocol extensions
        • Checking the existence of an optional value
        • Enumerations on steroids
        • Extended pattern matching
        • Catching errors
        • Swift functional programming patterns
      • Summary
    • 2. Building a Guess the Number App
      • The app is
        • Building a skeleton app
        • Adding the graphics components
        • Connecting the dots
        • Adding the code
      • Summary
    • 3. A Memory Game in Swift
      • The app is
      • Building the skeleton of the app
      • The menu screen
        • Implementing the basic menu screen
        • Creating a nice menu screen
      • The game screen
        • The structure
        • Adding a collection view
        • Sizing the components
      • Connecting the dataSource and the delegate
      • Implementing a deck of cards
        • What we are expecting
        • The card entity
        • Crafting the deck
        • Shuffling the deck
        • Finishing the deck
        • Put the cards on the table
        • Adding the assets
        • The CardCell structure
        • Handling touches
      • Finishing the game
        • Implementing the game logic
        • We got a pair
        • We made the wrong move
        • Et voil! The game is completed
      • Summary
    • 4. A TodoList App in Swift
      • The app is
      • Building a skeleton app
        • Implementing an empty app
        • Adding third-party libraries with CocoaPods
        • Implementing the Todos view controller
      • Building the Todos screen
        • Adding entities
        • Implementing datastore
        • Connecting datastore and View Controller
        • Configuring tableView
        • Finishing touches
        • Swipe that cell!
      • Adding a Todo task
        • The add a Todo view
        • The add a Todo View Controller
        • Finishing TodoDatastore
        • List View Controller
        • Where do we go from here?
      • Summary
    • 5. A Pretty Weather App
      • The app is
      • Building the skeleton
        • Creating the project
        • Adding assets
      • Implementing the UI
        • The UI in blocks
      • Completing the UI
        • Implementing CurrentWeatherView
        • Building WeatherHourlyForecastView
        • Seeing the next day's forecast in WeatherDaysForecastView
      • Blurring the background
      • Downloading the background image
        • Searching in Flickr
      • Geolocalising the app
        • Using Core Location
      • Retrieving the actual forecast
        • Getting the forecast from OpenWeatherMap
        • Rendering CurrentWeatherView
        • Rendering WeatherHourlyForecastView
        • Rendering WeatherDaysForecastView
      • Connecting to the server
      • Where do we go from here?
      • Summary
    • 6. Flappy Swift
      • The app is
      • Building the skeleton of the app
        • Creating the project
        • Implementing the menu
      • A stage for a bird
        • SpriteKit in a nutshell
        • Explaining the code
        • Simulating a three-dimensional world using parallax
        • How to implement scrolling
      • A flying bird
        • Adding the Bird node
        • Making the bird flap
      • Pipes!
        • Implementing the pipes node
      • Making the components interact
        • Setting up the collision-detection engine
      • Completing the game
        • Colliding with pipes
        • Adding the score
        • Adding a restart pop-up
      • Summary
    • 7. Polishing Flappy Swift
      • Adding juiciness
        • Let there be sounds!
        • Playing the soundtrack
        • Shaking the screen!
      • Integrating with Game Center
        • What Game Center provides
        • Setting up Game Center
        • Creating an app record on iTunes Connect
        • Enabling Game Center
        • Creating fake user accounts to test Game Center
        • Authenticating a player
      • Summary
    • 8. Cube Runner
      • The app is
      • Introduction to SceneKit
        • What is SceneKit?
        • Building an empty scene
        • Adding a green torus
        • Let there be light!
        • Let's make it move!
      • Implementing Cube Runner
        • The game skeleton
        • Implementing the menu
      • Flying in a 3D world
        • Setting up a scene
        • Adding a fighter
        • Texturing the world
        • Make it move
        • Adding cubes
        • Adding more obstacles
      • Adding a few touches
        • The score
        • Let's add music
      • Summary
    • 9. Completing Cube Runner
      • Creating a real game
        • Detecting collisions
        • Game over!
        • Adding the juice
        • Game Center
      • Summary
    • 10. ASAP an E-commerce App in Swift
      • The app is
        • The first requirement: login and registration
        • The second requirement: the products grid
        • The third requirement: the open cart
      • The skeleton app and register screen
        • The skeleton app
      • The ASAP e-commerce store
        • The e-commerce product list
        • The product cell
        • Parsing and storing products
      • The ASAP cart
        • Adding a product to the cart
        • Removing items from cart and checkout
      • Summary
    • 11. ASAPServer, a Server in Swift
      • The interface of the ASAP Server
      • One skeleton server for two OSes
        • An OS X skeleton server
          • Preparing the OS X environment
          • The HelloWorld skeleton server
          • Preparing the Linux environment
      • The ASAPServer
        • The Products
        • The cart
        • The order
      • Connecting the ASAP app
        • The products
        • The Cart
        • The order
      • Summary
  • 3. Module 3
    • 1. Taking the First Steps with Swift
      • What is Swift?
        • Swift features
      • Playgrounds
        • Getting started with Playgrounds
        • iOS and OS X Playgrounds
        • Showing images in a Playground
        • Creating and displaying graphs in Playgrounds
        • What Playgrounds are not
        • Swift language syntax
        • Comments
        • Semicolons
        • Parentheses
        • Curly braces
        • An assignment operator does not return a value
        • Spaces are optional in conditional and assignment statements
      • Hello World
      • Summary
    • 2. Learning about Variables, Constants, Strings, and Operators
      • Constants and variables
        • Defining constants and variables
        • Type safety
        • Type inference
        • Explicit types
        • Numeric types
          • Integers
          • Floating-point
        • The Boolean type
        • The string type
        • Optional variables
        • Enumerations
      • Operators
        • The assignment operator
        • Comparison operators
        • Arithmetic operators
        • The remainder operator
        • Increment and decrement operators
        • Compound assignment operators
        • The ternary conditional operator
        • The logical NOT operator
        • The logical AND operator
        • The logical OR operator
      • Summary
    • 3. Using Collections and Cocoa Data Types
      • Swift collection types
      • Mutability
      • Arrays
        • Creating and initializing arrays
        • Accessing the array elements
        • Counting the elements of an array
        • Is the array empty?
        • Appending to an array
        • Inserting a value into an array
        • Replacing elements in an array
        • Removing elements from an array
        • Adding two arrays
        • Reversing an array
        • Retrieving a subarray from an array
        • Making bulk changes to an array
        • Algorithms for arrays
          • sortInPlace
          • sort
          • filter
          • map
          • forEach
        • Iterating over an array
      • Dictionaries
        • Creating and initializing dictionaries
        • Accessing dictionary values
        • Counting key or values in a dictionary
        • Is the dictionary empty?
        • Updating the value of a key
        • Adding a key-value pair
        • Removing a key-value pair
      • Set
        • Initializing a set
        • Inserting items into a set
        • The number of items in a set
        • Checking whether a set contains an item
        • Iterating over a set
        • Removing items in a set
        • Set operations
      • Tuples
      • Using Cocoa data types
        • NSNumber
        • NSString
        • NSArray
        • NSDictionary
      • Foundation data types
      • Summary
    • 4. Control Flow and Functions
      • What we have learned so far
        • Curly brackets
        • Parentheses
      • Control flow
        • Conditional statements
          • The if statement
          • Conditional code execution with the if-else statement
        • The for loops
          • Using the for loop variant
          • Using the for-in loop variant
        • The while loop
          • Using the while loop
          • Using the repeat-while loop
        • The switch statement
        • Using case and where statements with conditional statements
          • Filtering with the where statement
          • Filtering with the for-case statement
          • Using the if-case statement
        • Control transfer statements
          • The continue statement
          • The break statement
          • The fallthrough statement
          • The guard statement
      • Functions
        • Using a single parameter function
        • Using a multiparameter function
        • Defining a parameter's default values
        • Returning multiple values from a function
        • Returning optional values
        • Adding external parameter names
        • Using variadic parameters
        • Parameters as variables
        • Using inout parameters
        • Nesting functions
      • Putting it all together
      • Summary
    • 5. Classes and Structures
      • What are classes and structures?
        • Similarities between classes and structures
        • Differences between classes and structures
        • Value versus reference types
      • Creating a class or structure
        • Properties
        • Stored properties
        • Computed properties
        • Property observers
        • Methods
      • Custom initializers
        • Internal and external parameter names
        • Failable initializers
      • Inheritance
      • Overriding methods and properties
        • Overriding methods
        • Overriding properties
        • Preventing overrides
      • Protocols
      • Protocol syntax
        • Property requirements
        • Method requirements
        • Optional requirements
      • Extensions
      • Memory management
        • Reference versus value types
        • The working of ARC
        • Strong reference cycles
      • Summary
    • 6. Using Protocols and Protocol Extensions
      • Protocols as types
      • Polymorphism with protocols
      • Type casting with protocols
      • Protocol extensions
      • Summary
    • 7. Writing Safer Code with Availability and Error Handling
      • Error handling prior to Swift 2.0
      • Error handling in Swift 2
        • Representing errors
        • Throwing errors
        • Catching errors
      • The availability attribute
      • Summary
    • 8. Working with XML and JSON Data
      • XML and JSON
      • Common files
      • XML and the NSXMLParser class
      • Using the NSXMLParserDelegate protocol
      • Parsing XML documents
        • XML and NSXMLDocument
      • XML and manually building XML documents
      • JSON and NSJSONSerialization
        • Parsing a JSON document
        • Creating a JSON document
      • Summary
    • 9. Custom Subscripting
      • Introducing subscripts
      • Subscripts with Swift arrays
      • Read and write custom subscripts
      • Read-only custom subscripts
      • Calculated subscripts
      • Subscript values
      • Subscripts with ranges
      • External names for subscripts
      • Multidimensional subscripts
      • When not to use a custom subscript
      • Summary
    • 10. Using Optional Types
      • Introducing optionals
      • The need for optional types in Swift
        • Defining an optional
        • Using optionals
          • Forced unwrapping an optional
          • Optional binding
          • Returning optionals from functions, methods, and subscripts
          • Using optionals as a parameter in a function or method
          • Optional types with tuples
      • Optional chaining
        • The nil coalescing operator
      • Summary
    • 11. Working with Generics
      • An introduction to generics
      • Generic functions
      • Generic types
      • Associated types
      • Summary
    • 12. Working with Closures
      • An introduction to closures
      • Simple closures
      • Shorthand syntax for closures
      • Using closures with Swift's array algorithms
      • Standalone closures and good style guidelines
      • Changing functionality
      • Selecting a closure based on results
      • Creating strong reference cycles with closures
      • Summary
    • 13. Using Mix and Match
      • What is mix and match
      • Using Swift and Objective-C together in the same project
        • Creating the project
        • Adding Swift file to the Objective-C project
        • The Objective-C bridging header file part 1
        • Adding the Objective-C file to the project
        • The Messages Objective-C class
        • The Objective-C bridging header file part 2
        • The MessageBuilder Swift class accessing Objective-C code from Swift
        • The Objective-C class accessing Swift code from Objective-C
      • Summary
    • 14. Concurrency and Parallelism in Swift
      • Concurrency and parallelism
        • Grand Central Dispatch
        • Creating and managing dispatch queues
          • Creating queues with the dispatch_queue_create() function
            • Creating concurrent dispatch queues with the dispatch_queue_create() function
            • Creating a serial dispatch queue with the dispatch_queue_create() function
          • Requesting concurrent queues with the dispatch_get_global_queue() function
          • Requesting the main queue with the dispatch_get_main_queue() function
          • Using the dispatch_after() function
          • Using the dispatch_once() function
        • Using NSOperation and NSOperationQueue types
          • Using the NSBlockOperation implementation of NSOperation
          • Using the addOperationWithBlock() method of the operation queue
          • Subclassing the NSOperation class
      • Summary
    • 15. Swift Formatting and Style Guide
      • What is a programming style guide?
      • Your style guide
        • Do not use semicolons at the end of statements
        • Do not use parentheses for conditional statements
        • Naming
          • Classes
          • Functions and methods
          • Constants and variables
          • Indenting
        • Comments
        • Using the self keyword
        • Types
        • Constants and variables
        • Optional types
          • Use optional binding
          • Use optional chaining over optional binding for multiple unwrapping
        • Use type inference
        • Use shorthand declaration for collections
        • Use for-in loops over for loops
        • Use switch rather than multiple if statements
        • Don't leave commented-out code in your application
        • Grand Central Dispatch
        • Set the attribute in the dispatch_queue_create() function
        • Use a reverse DNS name for the tag parameter of the dispatch_queue_create() function
        • Use dispatch_get_global_queue() over dispatch_queue_create()
      • Summary
    • 16. Network Development with Swift
      • What is network development?
      • An overview of the URL session classes
        • NSURLSession
        • NSURLSessionConfiguration
        • NSURLSessionTask
        • Using the NSURL class
        • NSMutableURLRequest
        • NSURLHTTPResponse
      • REST web services
      • Making an HTTP GET request
      • Making an HTTP POST request
      • Checking network connection
      • RSNetworking2 for Swift 2
        • RSURLRequest
        • RSTransaction and RSTransactionRequest
          • RSTransaction
          • RSTransactionRequest
          • Extensions
      • Summary
    • 17. Adopting Design Patterns in Swift
      • Value versus reference types
      • What are design patterns
      • Creational patterns
        • The singleton design pattern
        • The builder design pattern
        • The factory method pattern
      • Structural design patterns
        • The bridge pattern
        • The façade pattern
        • The proxy design pattern
      • Behavioral design patterns
        • The command design pattern
        • The strategy pattern
      • Summary
  • A. Biblography
  • Index

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