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Klaus M. Rodewig and Clemens Wagner provide an insight into the architecture of the iPhone and iPad and instructions for programming your own applications. They show how to develop, test, reliably secure and then publish an app in the App Store. They describe the entire app-development process and offer numerous practical examples. Other topics in the book are:
An introduction to Objective-C and Cocoa, interfaces for data exchange, events, alerts, data management with Core Data and the various possibilities of network programming. Professionals will benefit from the tips and tricks on configuring and using Xcode, debugging and working with a versioning system.
The HTML version can be viewed conveniently in the browser. At the same time, however, it is also available as a download. The printed, 515-page edition has just been published by Galileo Computing and costs 34.90 euros in bookstores (ISBN 978-3-8362-1463-6).
http://openbook.galileocomputing.de/apps_entwickeln_fuer_iphone_und_ipad
