UITableView Continued

Explains UITableView’s style property and how cell selection is detected by you app.

Intro to Table Views

Introduces UITableView, UITableViewController and UITableViewCell.

A Toolbar

Covers how to handle the size difference between the 3.5 and 4 inch iPhone and provides an example of a app with a toolbar.  It also explains how to use tags to handle multiple calls invoking the same action method.

The StatusBar

Explains how to move the control of the status bar from the view controller(s) to the application.

Screens and Bars

Covers the screen sizes of the various iOS devices and how they impact the UI layout, drawing and images . It also address the impact of the various bars: status, navigation, tab and tool on app design.

Controllers and Views

Begins to explore the UITabBarController, UiTableViewController and UINavigationController and their associated views from the perspective of inheritance.

App Settings and Build Phases

Coves the app bundle and the info.plist, explains the concept of a scheme, target and product and explores the Capabilities, Info, Build Setting, Build Phases and Build Rules tapes in Xcode.

Understanding Modules

The use of modules is Xcode 5 reduces build time and avoids possible naming conflicts with system files. It is one step beyond pre-compiled headers.

The Utility Template

Uses the iOS Utility App template as a basic example of a storyboard segue.

More Than One Scene

Starts to explain how multi-screen iOS apps are designed using the storyboard.

Alerts and Action Sheets

Explores UIAlertView and UIActionSheet.  Also covers when views become visible in the ViewController lifecycle.

Objective-C Properties

Explains the Objective-C directives: @property and @synthesize.

File System Cont

Explains how to store a NSArray as a property list in a file located in the Documents directory.

File System Intro

Explores the UNIX directories available to an iOS app and how to determine their paths. It also introduces the file system’s management classes.

Coding a Singletoon

Learn how to code a basic Objective-C singleton.

Basic Data Persistence

Uses the AppDelegate to manage the Slider app's data model and the NSUserDefaults class to store an NSNumber object.

The App Delegate

Explains the basics of active and background in iOS and the methods in the AppDelegate.m file.

At the Beach

Explores UIImageView and the Tap Gesture Recognizer.

Autolayout

Covers the basics of XCode's auto layout feature.

Custom Views Continued

Explains how to draw a grid in a custom view using Core Graphics. It also covers object initialization methods and awakeFromNib.