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

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Autor: Shaun Lewis, Mike Dunn
ISBN: 978-14-920-5282-1
stron: 394, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2019-11-12
Księgarnia: Helion

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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