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Native Mobile Development. A Cross-Reference for iOS and Android - Helion

Native Mobile Development. A Cross-Reference for iOS and Android
ebook
Autor: Shaun Lewis, Mike Dunn
ISBN: 978-14-920-5282-1
stron: 394, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2019-11-12
Księgarnia: Helion

Cena książki: 152,15 zł (poprzednio: 176,92 zł)
Oszczędzasz: 14% (-24,77 zł)

Dodaj do koszyka Native Mobile Development. A Cross-Reference for iOS and Android

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Learn how to make mobile native app development easier. If your team frequently works with both iOS and Android—or plans to transition from one to the other—this hands-on guide shows you how to perform the most common development tasks in each platform. Want to learn how to make network connections in iOS? Or how to work with a database in Android? This book has you covered.

In the book’s first part, authors Shaun Lewis and Mike Dunn from O’Reilly’s mobile engineering group provide a list of common, platform-agnostic tasks. The second part helps you create a bare-bones app in each platform, using the techniques from part one.

  • Common file and database operations
  • Network communication with remote APIs
  • Application lifecycle
  • Custom views and components
  • Threading and asynchronous work
  • Unit and integration tests
  • Configuring, building, and running an app on a device

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Spis treści

Native Mobile Development. A Cross-Reference for iOS and Android eBook -- spis treści

  • Preface
    • Why We Wrote This Book
    • Who This Book Is For
    • How This Book Is Organized
    • Conventions Used in This Book
    • Using Code Examples
    • OReilly Online Learning
    • How to Contact Us
    • Acknowledgments
  • I. Tasks and Operations
    • A Note About the State of Mobile Development
  • 1. UI Controllers
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • How to Create Your Apps Starting UI Controller
      • How to Change the Active UI Controller
        • Fragments
      • Understanding the UI Controller Life Cycle
    • iOS
      • How to Create Your Apps Starting UI Controller
        • Views and UI Controllers
        • The hunt begins
        • Code versus storyboard
      • How to Change the Active UI Controller
        • Its showtime!
        • Segues
      • Understanding the Controller Life Cycle
        • Creating UI controllers from storyboards
        • viewDidLoad
        • viewWillAppear and viewDidAppear
        • viewWillDisappear and viewDidDisappear
        • didReceiveMemoryWarning
        • Navigation controllers, tab bars, and split view controllers
        • showDetail(_:sender:)
    • What Weve Learned
  • 2. Views
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Create a New View
      • Nesting Views
      • Update a Views State
    • iOS
      • Create a New View
        • Frames versus bounds
        • Storyboards and XIBs
      • Nesting Views
        • Constraints
      • Interface Builder to the Rescue
        • Auto Layout
      • Update a Views State
        • Alpha
        • Hiding views
        • Background color
      • Modifying Position
        • Other properties
        • Core Animation
        • SwiftUI
    • What Weve Learned
  • 3. Custom Components
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • How to Create a Custom View
      • How to Use a Custom View
    • iOS
      • How to Create a Custom View
      • How to Use a Custom View
    • What Weve Learned
  • 4. User Input
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Receive and React to a Tap
      • Receive and React to Keyboard Input
      • Handle Compound Gestures
    • iOS
      • Receive and React to a Tap
      • Receive and React to Keyboard Input
      • Handle Compound Gestures
        • Touch Events API
    • What Weve Learned
  • 5. Message Passing
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Use a Callback to React to an Operation
      • Dispatch a Message to Any Interested Subscribers
      • Listen for, and React to, Messages Dispatched Within a System
    • iOS
      • Use a Callback to React to an Operation
        • Closures
        • Escaping and nonescaping closures
        • Delegates
      • Dispatch a Message to Any Interested Subscribers
      • Listen for, and React to, Messages Dispatched Within a System
      • Closures Instead of Selectors
      • Stop Listening for Notifications
        • Targeting specific objects with notifications
        • Threading
        • Key-value observation
    • What Weve Learned
  • 6. Files
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Get Properties from the File Like Size or Last Modified Date
      • Read and Write Data to and from a File
      • Copy Data from One File to Another
    • iOS
      • Get Properties from the File Like Size or Last Modified Date
        • App bundles
        • Data (and documents)
        • Documents
        • Library
        • tmp
        • Accessing directories
        • File attributes
      • Reading and Writing Data to and from a File
        • All roads lead to FileManager
      • Copy Data from One File to Another
        • URLs versus strings
        • iCloud and iTunes backups
    • What Weve Learned
  • 7. Persistence
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Establish a Database Connection
      • Create a Database Table or Persistent Object
      • Write Data to That Table or Persistent Object
      • Read Data from That Table or Persistent Object
        • Why SQLite? Why not room? Why not realm? Why not <insert my favorite ORM here>?
    • iOS
      • Set Up and Connect to a Persistence Layer
        • Set up Core Data stack
      • Define and Create a Database Table or Persistent Object
      • Write and Persist Data to SQLite
      • Read Data from SQLite
    • What Weve Learned
  • 8. Concurrency (Multi-Threading)
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Perform a Task in a Background Thread
      • Act on the Results of Work Performed in the Background Thread on the Main Thread
      • Terminating a Thread
    • iOS
      • Perform a Task in a Background Thread
      • Act on the Results of Work Performed in the Background Thread on the Main Thread
    • What Weve Learned
  • 9. Networking
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Read and Print a Text File on a Remote Server
      • Make an HTTP POST Request
      • Download a Binary File
    • iOS
      • Read and Print a Text File on a Remote Server
      • Make an HTTP POST Request
      • Download a Binary File
        • URLSessionDownloadDelegate
        • Pause and resume
        • Delegates
        • Background threads and updating the UI
        • App transport security
    • What Weve Learned
  • 10. User Feedback
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Use Framework-Provided Tools to Show the User Feedback
        • Toast
      • Snackbar
        • Dialogs
      • Update the Status Bar
    • iOS
      • Use Framework-Provided Tools to Show the User Feedback
      • Update the Status Bar
        • Text fields in alert views
        • Haptic feedback
    • What Weve Learned
  • 11. User Preferences
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Write User Preferences
      • Read User Preferences
      • Work with User Preferences in a Multiple User Application
    • iOS
      • Write User Preferences
        • Whats happening under the hood
        • Data types
        • NSCoding conformance
        • Use Codable instead of NSCoding
        • Deleting keys
      • Read User Preferences
      • Work with User Preferences in a Multiple User Application
    • What Weve Learned
  • 12. Serialization and Transports
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Serialize and Deserialize an Object Instance
        • org.json
        • org.xmlpull
        • Java serialization
    • iOS
      • Serialize and Deserialize an Object Instance
        • JSON
        • XML
        • Property lists
      • iOS Notes
    • What Weve Learned
  • 13. Extensions
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Add Functionality to Existing APIs
    • iOS
      • Add Functionality to Existing APIs
        • Extensions for code organization
        • Extending protocols
    • What Weve Learned
  • 14. Testing
    • Tasks
    • Android
      • Set Up and Run Unit Tests
      • Set Up and Run Integration Tests
    • iOS
      • Set Up and Run Unit Tests
    • What Weve Learned
  • II. Sample App
  • 15. Welcome and Environment Setup
    • Comparing Native Development to Cross-Platform Tools
      • Web-Based
      • Other
    • Environment Setup
      • Android Setup
        • Set up Android Studio
      • iOS Setup
        • Set up and install Xcode
        • Apple Developer account
    • What Weve Learned
  • 16. Building an App
    • Creating a New Project
      • Android Studio
      • Xcode
    • App Architecture
      • Model-View-Controller
    • Building Our First Screen
      • Android
        • Launch Screen
      • iOS
        • Adding a view controller
        • Outlets for our views
        • Wiring it all up
    • What Weve Learned
  • 17. Listing Data in the App
    • Sprucing Up Views
      • Android
        • Adding string and drawable resources
      • iOS
        • Structure
        • Style
        • Errors, errors, and more errors!
    • Adding a Button
      • iOS
    • Lists, Lists, and More Lists!
      • Add a New Catalog View
      • Wiring Up the Button
    • Books
    • Populating the List View
      • Android
      • iOS
    • What Weve Learned
  • 18. Modeling Our Library
    • Dynamic Data in List Views
      • Android
      • iOS
    • Its Time for Our Model Objects to Get Real
    • JSON for One, JSON for All
    • Switch the Model Layer to JSON
      • Android
      • iOS
    • What Weve Learned
  • 19. And Yet, We Persisted
    • Detailing Our Books
      • Android
      • iOS
        • Add some detail to yo detail so you can detail
    • Saving Books for Later
      • Android
      • iOS
    • Storing Books for Later
      • Android
      • iOS
        • Core Data
        • Getting started with the model file
        • Initializing our stack
        • Switching from JSON to Core Data
        • Seeding the database
    • Saving Books
      • Android
    • What Weve Learned
  • 20. Networking and Our App
    • Searching the World
      • Android
      • iOS
        • Controlling our searches
    • Building a Search Endpoint
      • Installing Node and Express
      • Locations JSON File
    • Calling Our Service
      • Android
      • iOS
        • URLSession and friends
    • What Weve Learned
  • Index

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