Where to Go from Here
Where to go from here
InStart Developing iOS Apps TodayYou learned the basics of iOS app development. Now, you are ready to start developing your first full-featured app. Although moving from a simple concept to an app to an App Store is not a small task, the process and practice you learned in this document will guide you in the right direction.
Here are a few directions from where to go:
Register as a developer.Register as a developer
InApp Distribution Guide"Managing Accounts" in guides you through the process of registering as an Apple developer.
Learn to design beautiful app interfaces.Learning to design beautiful Interfaces
IOS Human Interface GuidelinesTeaches you how to make the interface conventions of your app and iOS consistent.
Learn the language.Learning Language
Programming with Objective-CDescribes how to use the Objective-C programming language to define classes, send messages, encapsulate data, and complete various tasks.
Learn to develop great apps.Learning to Develop great applications
IOS App Programming GuideExplains the essential things you must guide and use when developing iOS.
Learn about the technologies available to you.Learn about the technology you use
IOS Technology OverviewDescribes the framework and other technologies used in the app in iOS.
Access the documentation.Access document
Finding Information. demonstrate how to make full use of the document for your use.
Debug and test your app.Debug and test your app
"Debug Your App" inXcode OverviewTeaches you how to thoroughly debug and test your app in Xcode.
Ship your app.Submit app
App Distribution GuideLead you to configure the device for testing and submit the app to the App Store,
Taking the ToDoList App to the Next Level
Bring ToDoList App to the next level
The to-do list app you just created benefits from many built-in behaviors. You can continue to experiment with this app to enhance your understanding, or you can see some new ones. If you want to continue on the to-do list app, there are some areas for further research:
When you exit and start the app, your to-do list disappears. You may want to persistently Save the exploration list.
You can use the default widget appearance in the app. UIKit includes the ability to customize the appearance of many controls. Use these technologies to explore different user interfaces.
You add items to the list and Mark whether they are completed, but there is no tool to delete these items. Table views have built-in behaviors to support editing, including deletion and re-sorting. You can consider incorporating them into your app.
Continuing to develop iOS apps, you will find that there are a lot of concepts and technologies to explore, including positioning, accessibility, and appearance customization. First, define a direction you are interested in. Remember to put the concepts learned into practice. When you encounter a technology, framework, or design model you are interested in, don't be afraid to write a small app to test it.
Although the scope you can do looks scary, using the "divide and conquer" method as shown in this article, you will find that you will soon be able to publish your first app. After you have an app on the App Store, you can continue to add its extension function. Always have new features for your customers to use and target the next great thing.
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