1. Know what new technologies are available
1> Apple API documentation-GENERAL-GUIDES-IOSX API diffs
2> Watch WWDC Conference video
2. How to use new technology
1> to try new classes and new methods based on API documentation
2> Baidu: IOSX Development
3> Apple API Documentation-Xxx-samplecode
* Like Cocoa Touch layer-uikit
4> GitHub website: Search for new technology code, such as search presentation
3. Recommended Learning Sites
1> Personal Blog: Technology Daniel
Tang Qi: http://blog.devtang.com/blog/archives/
Wang Wei: http://www.onevcat.com
House of the broken ship: http://beyondvincent.com
Chi Jianqiang: http://www.cnblogs.com/chijianqiang/
2> Community Blog
Cocoachina:http://www.cocoachina.com
Code4app:http://www.code4app.com
Bole Online: http://blog.jobbole.com
4.UIPresentationController
1> manages all modal out of the controller
2> Manage all through-(void) Presentviewcontroller: (Uiviewcontroller *) viewcontrollertopresent animated: (BOOL) flag Completion: (void (^) (void)) the controller shown by the completion method
3> Management \ Monitor the process of switching controllers
4> Presentingviewcontroller: Rear Controller
5> Presentedviewcontroller: Front Controller
6> Presentedview: View of the front controller
5. Screen Fit
1> Development History
Code calculation--autoreszing (relationship between parent and child controls), AutoLayout (any control can produce a relationship), Sizeclass
2> Sizeclass
* Just sort the screen and actually arrange the UI elements to use AutoLayout
* No longer has the concept of the screen size
* No longer have the concept of specific size, only the concept of abstract size
* Divide the width and height into 3 different cases
1) Compact: tight (small)
2) Any: arbitrary
3) Regular: Loose (Large)
4) symbol represents
-: Compact
*: Any
+: Regular
5) Inheritance
* *: All 8 Other cases will be inherited
*-: will be--\ +-Inherit
+ *: will be +-\ + + Inherit
6) Role of Sizeclass and AutoLayout
Sizeclass: It's just a sort of screen.
AutoLayout: Constrain the various elements in the screen (position \ Size)
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