Does anyone know any research paper or book on iPhone app development Design patterns especially on MVC model explained in detail with sample code.
Thanks in Advance.
iOS Design Patterns with sample:
http://www.raywenderlich.com/46988/ios-design-patterns
From apple's documentation:
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/referencelibrary/GettingStarted/RoadMapiOS/DesignPatterns.html
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I am planning to develop an application using Titanium Framework for iPhone and Android. Can someone list the best practices, do's and don'ts for the development using your experience with the framework?
First of all, there's the Appcelerator guide on Titanium's best practices: https://wiki.appcelerator.org/display/guides/Mobile+Best+Practices
A working link to the Tweetanium repo is here: https://github.com/appcelerator-titans/tweetanium
Titanium is still quite a young platform and unfortunately there doesn't seem to be much of a discussion about best practices. The main reference to best practices in Titanium is Tweetanium, as #bh88 states.
http://blog.krawaller.se/ is a blog from two swedish Titanium developers who are actively thinking and discussing Titanium. They've written about Tweetanium and how it influenced their style, they also write about using Coffeescript in Titanium and they've created their own framework for Titanium: http://kraniumjs.com/
Memory Leaks: Keeping the global scope clean is important to prevent memory leaks. That's why you'll see that the tweetanium project is full of self-executing functions. Appcelerator also have a couple of videos on vimeo from their Codestrong Conference, one in which Rick Bialock explains the most common mistakes that result in Memory leaks: http://vimeo.com/29804284
this is more of a tip then anything but so far my favorite function has been the tt.os in tweetanium that handles passing of vars of functions to the correct platform.
and an example of how they use it
The interface of my iPad app has multiple section boxes (looks similar to this stackoverflow page). I'm new to xcode and iOS programming but have years of web development experience. I would like to know what is the best way to design this.
Should I put everything in one xib file? (section1headerlabel, section1text1,section1text2..)
or should each section be its own xib file? (like server side include in web dev) if so how do I do this?
Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.
I find that if I'm doing complex things, I generally skip Interface Builder all together and create the view hierarchy using code. I can do better encapsulation this way.
For information on how to do this, check out this q&a: What's the best tutorial for iPhone development, sans Interface Builder?
Hi I am new to iPhone Progrmamming. Can anybody please tell me from where to learn implemetation of MVC in iPhone.
Thanks
Gurpreet
Take a look at the Core Data template in Xcode, if you're looking for an example of MVC.
I have some experience of Objective-C/Cocoa programming on Mac and
I'd like to start developing for iPhone/iPad with UIKit. (I just paid $99 to the mother ship.)
What would be a nice way to start? I'd like to have your suggestions/recommendations. More specifically,
Which book I should buy? Is there a nice book contrasting AppKit/UIKit differences?
What are the most common pitfalls in UIKit for an AppKit programmer?
Please note I'm not asking what would be the best for a total newcomer to the Objective-C/Cocoa world. Maybe I should start humbly and start from scratch, but the general question of how to start programming for iPhone
would be a duplicate here in SO :p
Thanks in advance!
I would get Beginning iPhone Development by Dave Mark and Jeff LaMarche. It might be a little slow for you, but you could always skim through it.
The CS193P course on iTunesU gives you a good overview (iTunes Link). The first couple may be a bit slow for you if you have come Cocoa & Objective-C but the rest should get you up and running.
I'd recommend any of the following
iPhone Developer Cookbook - Erica Sadun,
iPhone SDK Programming - Bill Dudney
iPhone Advanced Projects - (Assorted authors), published by Apress
The most common pitfall is to expect the iPhone to be able to do anything a regular computer can.
It can't. There are a lot of innocent, reasonable tasks that are rendered impossible by sandboxing, API design choices and the review process. In other words, the answer to "Can I do X on the iPhone?" is often "No". Do your research before embarking on an ambitious project.
I want to study in detail about security architecture that iphone has implemented. after searching on internet, the only useful material that i found is iphone reference library. Where i am now a days studying the Architecture of OS and then i will seduty the "secure coding guide".
I was wondering, if some of you guys, can lead me to some nice article or something which covers iphone security in general or in detail besides iphone official sites.
thanks,