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iPhone Course Overview

Our iOS training classes can help you get off to a running start in iPhone, iPod, and iPad app development. Learn from expert Objective-C developers with years of experience in Apple’s iPhone SDK and Mac OS X development tools and frameworks. You’ll be creating working iPhone and iPad Apps in class within a few, fast-paced days. You will Understand the entire iPhone Apps Development Cycle from start to end

iPhone Course Prerequisite

Prior ‘ANSI-C’ programming Language experience
Basic object-oriented languages like C++, Java, C#.Net is recommended
Knowing Basic SQL queries can be Advantage

iPhone Training Course Objective

Our iOS (iPhone/iPad/iPod) training offerings feature smaller class sizes, more intensive hands-on lab exercises,deeper explanations, and the very best instructors
Our focus on—and let’s face it, love of—Objective-C, Xcode, cocoa and Apple’s iOS development frameworks ensures you’ll get the very best iOS training available
Our goal is to not only get you coding quickly—we’ll also help you get a solid understanding of how things work under the covers so you can continue learning on your own
You’ll come away with practical, hands-on skills in designing and implementing well-engineered iPhone iPad and iPod apps, plus a level of insight that’s essential to resolving bugs, memory leaks, and other development issues

iPhone Training Course Duration

45 Working days, daily 2 Hours

Hardware and Software Requirements

32 bit “Mac OS X” system with 2/++ GB RAM (minimum)
OS X v10.6 (Snow Leopard ) or other higher version
Xcode IDE-4.3 or other Higher Version

iPhone Training Course Overview

Intro to Objective-C

Objective-C and Smalltalk
Objective-C, C , C++ and Mac OS X
Objective-C and iPhone/iPad/iOS

Introduction iOS and SDK

iOS SDK: iPhone, iPod Touch
Xcode
Interface Builder
iPhone Simulator
Debugger

Xcode

Xcode IDE
Editing
Building
Running
Console

Objective-C 2.0

Programming in Objective-C
The Preprocessor

Classes, Objects, Methods and Properties

id
null
@interface
@end
@implementation
Archiving
@property
@synthesizee
@dynamic
Data Types
control flow statement
More about Classes
More about Variables and Data Types
Inheritance
Polymorphism, Dynamic Typing, and Dynamic Binding

Categories and Protocols

About Categories
@catagory
About Protocols
@protocol

Foundation Framework

Introduction to the Foundation Framework

Collections

NSArray
Enumeration
NSMutableArray
NSDictionary
NSMutableDictionary
Scalar Data Types
NSObject and NSString
NSData and NSDate

Files

NSFileManager
NSFileHandle
NSUserDefaults
NSHomeDirectory(), etc.
Resource Files
Read/Write Text Files
Copying Objects
Archiving

Memory Management

Allocate
Release
Auto Releasing
Reference Counting
Static Analyzer
Garbage Collection

Cocoa and Touch

What is Cocoa?
Cocoa Framework and Cocoa Classes
Subclassing
Xcode
Simulator
Interface Builder
Nib files
File’s Owner
Outlet Connections
Action Connections
Inspector

Controls Part-1

Controls
Labels
IBOutlet
Buttons
IBAction
Event Handling
UIEvent
Toolbars
Toolbar items
Status bar
Navigation bar and items

Controls Part-2

Activity Indicator
Network Activity Indicator
Page Indicator
Progress View
Refresh Control
Scope Bar
Search Bar
Segmented Control
Slider
Stepper
Switch
Detail Disclosure Button
Info Button

Text Controls

Text Field and Delegate
Text View and Delegate

View

What is View?
UIViews and UIViewControllers
UIView Class
UIView Subclasses
Types of Views
UIApplication

Window Based Application

Application
Application Delegate
View Controller
Window & Views
Device Info
Screen
CGRect, CGPoint, CGSize
CGRectMake(), CGRectZero
Static Device Info
Dynamic Device Info
Orientation Info
The iPhone Accelerometer
Detecting shakes
Determining orientation
Responding to the accelerometer

Tab Bar Application

Tab Bar Controllers
Tab Bars
First View Controller
Second View Controller
Third View Controller
Creating New Classes
Classes and Interface Builder

Navigation Based Application

Root View Controller
Navigation Controller, Bars and Items
Button Bar Items
Push/Pop Views

Picker View

UIPickerView
UIPickerViewDelegate
UIPickerViewDataSource
Date and Time Picker
UIDatePicker
NSTimer

Table View

Table View and Controller
Table View Cellz
Data Source
Table View Delegate

Popover (iPad Only)
Split View (iPad Only)
Browser View
Alerting Users

Alert View
Alert View Delegate
Action Sheet
Action Sheet Delegate

Media and Images

UIImageView
UI image
animationImages
Highlighted Animation Images
UITouch
UIGestureRecognize
UIPinchGestureRecognizer
Panning
Zooming
Rotating Image
Playing Audio
Responding to audio events.
Playing audio in background
Recording Audio
Playing Video
Photo Library
UIImagePickerController
Taking Pictures And Movies

Processes and Threads

NSProcessInfo
NSThread
PerformInBackground
GCD (Grand Central Dispatch)
Synchronization

Networking

NSURL
NSURLRequest
NSURLConnection
XMLParser
SCNetwork
CFHTTP
CFFTP
CFSocket
Web Server

Working with SQLite

What Is SQLite?
The SQLite Library
Building a Simple Database
Designing the Database
Creating the Database
Populating the Database
Creating Records with the INSERT Command

Working with Core Data

Introducing Core Data
SQLite and Core Data
Modeling Data in Xcode
Building a Core Data Application
Core Data-Related Cocoa Features
Core Data Migration and Performance
Application Integration using Web Services

Location and Mapping

About Core Location
Handling location updates
About Map Kit
Map Overlays
Adding annotations

Social Networks Integration

Flickr integration
Twitter integration
Facebook integration
Youtube integration

Real-Time Working Scenario

What is mercurial and repository?
What is IPA file?
How to make an ipa file, upload a build to TestFlight? and upload app to app store?

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