iOS 7 & Mac OS X Programming Tutorial – Objective C & Xcode

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: 01. Introduction :

Lecture 1: Important – Download These First – Working Files

Lecture 2: 0102: Welcome To Objective-C

Lecture 3: 0103 Catching Up With Versions :

Chapter 2: 02. Working With Xcode :

Lecture 1: 0201 Introducing The Workspace Window :

Lecture 2: 0202 Exploring The Navigation Area :

Lecture 3: 0203 Using The Utility Area – The Library :

Lecture 4: 0204 Using The Utility Area – The Inspectors :

Lecture 5: 0205 Editing Code – The Basics :

Lecture 6: 0206 Editing Code – Advanced Features :

Lecture 7: 0207 Finding And Searching :

Lecture 8: 0208 Using The Jump Bar :

Lecture 9: 0209 Working With The Assistant :

Lecture 10: 0210 Tracking Changes With XCode :

Lecture 11: 0211 Using A Git Repository :

Lecture 12: 0212 Setting Preferences :

Chapter 3: 03. Understanding Objective-C :

Lecture 1: 0301 The Objective-C Goal :

Lecture 2: 0302 Exploring The Class Hierarchy :

Lecture 3: 0303 Sending Messages :

Lecture 4: 0304 Properties And Declarations :

Lecture 5: 0305 Backing Variables For Properties :

Chapter 4: 04. Looking At The Structure Of An Objective-C App – The Code Story :

Lecture 1: 0401 The Role Of Main – Main Is L/C :

Lecture 2: 0402 How Main Works :

Lecture 3: 0403 Exploring The Interface Of The Class :

Lecture 4: 0404 Exploring The Implementation Of The Class :

Lecture 5: 0405 Using @Class And #Import Directives :

Lecture 6: 0406 Creating A Class :

Lecture 7: 0407 Creating An Init For MyClass :

Lecture 8: 0408 Creating The Class :

Lecture 9: 0409 Using The Class :

Chapter 5: 05. Using Declared Properties And Instance Variables :

Lecture 1: 0501 Using Declared Properties Today :

Lecture 2: 0502 Using Instance Variables In The Past :

Lecture 3: 0503 Synthesizing Properties Directly And Automatically :

Lecture 4: 0504 Fine-Tuning Declared Properties – Setters And Getters :

Chapter 6: 06. Managing Memory :

Lecture 1: 0601 Considering Qualifiers And Decorators :

Lecture 2: 0602 Understanding The Need For Memory Management :

Lecture 3: 0603 The Automatic Reference Counting Solution – ARC :

Chapter 7: 07. Creating A Class :

Lecture 1: 0701 Letting XCode Do The Work :

Lecture 2: 0702 Testing The App :

Lecture 3: 0703 Building The iPhone Interface :

Lecture 4: 0704 Building The iPad Interface :

Lecture 5: 0705 Wiring Up The Interface:

Lecture 6: 0706 Using Actions :

Lecture 7: 0707 Declaring Methods Using Arguments :

Lecture 8: 0708 Defining Methods :

Chapter 8: 08. Working With The Collection Classes :

Lecture 1: 0801 Introducing Collection Classes:

Lecture 2: 0802 Arrays, Dictionaries And Sets:

Lecture 3: 0803 Mutable And Immutable Collections:

Lecture 4: 0804 Using Objective-C Literals:

Lecture 5: 0805 Creating An NSarray And NSdictionary:

Lecture 6: 0806 Using Fast Enumeration:

Lecture 7: 0807 Working With Sets And Property Lists:

Chapter 9: 09. Using The Debugger :

Lecture 1: 0901 Breakpoints Overview:

Lecture 2: 0902 Setting Breakpoints:

Lecture 3: 0903 Exploring Values:

Lecture 4: 0904 Editing Breakpoints:

Lecture 5: 0905 Stepping Through Code:

Lecture 6: 0906 Using NSlog:

Lecture 7: 0907 Displaying Objective-C Objects:

Chapter 10: 10. Using Protocols And Delegates :

Lecture 1: 1001 Dealing With The Multiple Inheritance Issue:

Lecture 2: 1002 Looking At A Protocol:

Lecture 3: 1003 Using A Protocol And Delegate:

Chapter 11: 11. Working With Class Extensions :

Lecture 1: 1101 Using Class Extensions:

Lecture 2: 1102 Using Class Categories:

Chapter 12: 12. Using Blocks :

Lecture 1: 1201 Introducing Blocks:

Lecture 2: 1202 Switching Objects With A Method:

Lecture 3: 1203 Switching Objects With A Function Or Block:

Chapter 13: 13. Handling Exceptions :

Lecture 1: 1301 Causing An Error:

Lecture 2: 1302 Using The Try/Catch Paradigm:

Lecture 3: 1303 Throwing An Exception:

Chapter 14: 14. Using Selectors :

Lecture 1: 1401 Looking At An Objective-C Message:

Lecture 2: 1402 Attaching Selectors To Interface Elements With Code:

Lecture 3: 1403 Using @Selector