iOS Development Series-Ready to work

This series of articles is a summary of iOS learning. Since I have had many years of experience in. NET development, learning more about iOS is highly targeted, taking into account what is needed for an app project and then making targeted search learning. The advantage of this is the ability to get things done quickly, and the downside is not being systematic enough. So this series of articles is mainly recommended to have a certain programming basis of the students.

OK, so let's get started. The first is to prepare for the iOS development, a computer equipped with OSX system is necessary. If the money is more abundant, it will be equipped with a maxbook. If the budget is low, configure a Max Mini, then pair it with a cheaper display, keyboard, and mouse. What the? You don't know what Max Mini is? Please read on the Apple website.

When the hardware is ready, it is the software, since Apple's devices come with an operating system. So this piece is not mentioned, if you have not used the OSX system classmate, may feel not very accustomed to, here reminds, a lot of shortcut keys and use the way are can be modified in the preferences, online tutorials a lot, here is not detailed.

The IDE used for iOS development is Xcode. There are two ways to get there, either directly from the computer's AppStore, or from Apple's developer center. The difference between the two is that the latest beta version is downloaded from the Apple Developer Center, but does not support automatic Updates. It is necessary to note that because of the recent breach of Xcode security, it is not recommended to download the installation package from a third party path. Since Xcode has a large installation package, it is recommended to download it at night. The bread will be there, and Xcode will be fine sooner or later.

iOS Development Series-Ready to work