- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Credits
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- I. Beginning iPhone Programming
- 1. Getting Started
- 1.1. Appreciating the History of Mobile Devices
- 1.2. Introducing the iPhone SDK
- 1.3. Introducing the iPhone Developer Program
- 1.4. Un-Boxing Your iPhone Developer Tools
- 1.5. Testing Applications on Your Device
- 1.5.1. Generate and install a Development Certificate
- 1.5.2. Register iPhone and iPod touch Device IDs
- 1.5.3. Create an App ID to identify your application
- 1.5.4. Generate and install a Development Provisioning Profile
- 1.5.5. Configure the Code Signing Identity of your application
- 1.5.6. Build and test your application on your development device
- 1.6. Summary
- 2. Creating Your First App: Hello World
- II. Creating Simple iPhone Applications
- 3. Constructing Puzzle Apps
- 3.1. Reviewing Famous Examples
- 3.2. Understanding Game Design: Presenting Challenges
- 3.3. Embracing Multi-Touch
- 3.4. Envisioning Animations
- 3.5. Programming: AmuckSlider
- 3.6. Analyzing Business Aspects
- 3.7. Summary
- 4. Building Novelty Apps
- III. Shall We Play a Game?
- 5. Producing Action Games
- 6. Building Community with Facebook
- 6.1. Getting to Know Facebook
- 6.2. Connecting to Facebook Accounts
- 6.3. Creating a Facebook application
- 6.3.1. Setting the Facebook API key and application secret
- 6.3.2. Creating a feed template
- 6.3.3. Creating a new Facebook Connect application
- 6.3.4. Working with sessions
- 6.3.5. Learning more about delegates and protocols
- 6.3.6. Creating alert views
- 6.3.7. Logging in
- 6.3.8. Getting extended permissions
- 6.3.9. Publishing feed stories
- 6.4. Using the Facebook Platform API
- 6.5. Analyzing Business Aspects
- 6.6. Summary
- 7. Connecting Players in Real Time
- 7.1. Facing the Challenges of Real-Time Multiplayer Games
- 7.2. Understanding Game Design: Competition
- 7.3. Choosing Your Connection Options
- 7.4. Hooking Up with Your Peers
- 7.5. Programming: AmuckPuck
- 7.6. Analyzing Business Aspects
- 7.7. Summary
- 8. Taking Turns with Other Players
- IV. Advanced Technical and Business Programming Concepts
- 9. Grasping Advanced Programming Topics
- 10. Understanding the Business of Software
- 10.1. Learning Marketing Strategies
- 10.2. Making the Best Apps
- 10.2.1. Using sound
- 10.2.2. OpenGL ES
- 10.2.3. Transitions
- 10.2.4. Xcode tools
- 10.2.5. iPhone 3GS features
- 10.2.6. iPhone OS 3.0 features
- 10.2.7. iPhone SDK 3.0 features
- 10.2.8. Worldwide Developers Conference
- 10.2.9. Apple Developer Forums
- 10.2.10. Apple Push Notification service
- 10.2.11. Product icons
- 10.2.12. Supporting different iPhone OS versions
- 10.3. Exploring App Store Concepts
- 10.4. Customer Reviews
- 10.5. Using App Store Search Secrets
- 10.6. Marketing Yourself
- 10.7. Summary
- 10.8. Epilogue: Looking Ahead
- V. Appendixes
- A. Resources
- A.1. Useful Links
- A.1.1. 71squared
- A.1.2. 148Apps.biz
- A.1.3. AppsAmuck
- A.1.4. How to make iPhone Apps
- A.1.5. iCodeBlog
- A.1.6. iDevGames
- A.1.7. iLounge
- A.1.8. iPhone Dev Center
- A.1.9. iPhone Dev SDK
- A.1.10. iPhone SDK Articles
- A.1.11. Mobile Orchard
- A.1.12. The Unofficial Apple Weblog
- A.1.13. Wiley's Developer Reference Series
- A.2. Books
- A.3. Certification and Training
- A.1. Useful Links
- B. 31 Days of iPhone Apps
- B.1. Day 1: Minutes to Midnight
- B.2. Day 2: Bonfire
- B.3. Day 3: openURL
- B.4. Day 4: What Is My IP?
- B.5. Day 5: Count Me In
- B.6. Day 6: Reaction Time
- B.7. Day 7: Speed Dial
- B.8. Day 8: Flickr KML
- B.9. Day 9: Snow Fall
- B.10. Day 10: Where Am I?
- B.11. Day 11: Plumb Bob
- B.12. Day 12: U Decide
- B.13. Day 13: My Google
- B.14. Day 14: Sleep Sound
- B.15. Day 15: ZipWeather
- B.16. Day 16: World Tour
- B.17. Day 17: Fireball
- B.18. Day 18: Homeland Security
- B.19. Day 19: Altimeter
- B.20. Day 20: Temperature Converter
- B.21. Day 21: iDrum
- B.22. Day 22: Pumpkin Face
- B.23. Day 23: Hypno
- B.24. Day 24: AmuckColors
- B.25. Day 25: Sierpinski
- B.26. Day 26: LavaFlow
- B.27. Day 27: PhotoFrame
- B.28. Day 28: DigiClock
- B.29. Day 29: Password Generator
- B.30. Day 30: DeathCalc
- B.31. Day 31: Moolah
- Glossary
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