iPhone SDK Application Development Training

iPhone Development Training using the iPhone SDK

Hosted by Robert MacHale
Includes approx. 26 hours of video training on 13 CDs and 896 pages of reference material.

If you are a software developer, and have been thinking about developing applications for the iPhone or iPod touch, this course will teach you the skills you need to build exciting mobile applications. Robert MacHale uses his considerable skills and industry expertise to help you learn throughout the course the key concepts of iPhone and iPod touch application development. This course is taught with practical examples in mind. Not only are you guided by expert insights from Robert, he also provides you with ample examples of how it is done. At the conclusion of this course, you should have the skills needed to create exciting and innovative iPhone and iPod touch applications.

Develop Next Generation Mobile Applications

Start developing the next generation of feature-rich mobile applications for iPhone OS 3.x with a rich set of over 1,000 new APIs (Application Programming Interface) that provide you with a range of amazing technologies. These new APIs include In App Purchase (sell extra content and services from your application), Apple Push Notification Service (alert your users of new information, even when your application isn't running), Peer to Peer Connectivity (communicate between devices using Bluetooth), Maps (embed maps within your applications), Open GL ES 2.0 (hardware accelerated renderings and visual effects), Video Recording (embed a video recorder into your application), Compass (track which direction the user is facing), and much more.

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What you will learn:

iPhone 3.x SDK for Web Developers (7 CDs)

In this section you will learn how to develop web applications for the iPhone and the iPod touch mobile devices using the iPhone 3.x SDK.

Web Forms in Mobile Safari
Ajax and XMLHttpRequest in Web Forms
Stack Layouts on Web Forms
Calling Web Services and Business Objects from Web Forms
Tips for Microsoft Visual Studio Developers building Web Forms for Mobile Safari

Includes over 300 pages of reference material.

iPhone 3.x SDK for Application Developers (6 CDs)

In this section you will learn how to develop native iPhone and the iPod touch applications using Objective-C and Cocoa Touch. Objective-C is Apple's version of the C programming language, whereas Cocoa Touch is the API (Application Programming Interface) for building software applications that are designed to run on the iPhone OS (operating system).

Introduction to Objective‐C and Cocoa Touch
Segmented Controls
Action Sheets
Component Pickers
Tab Bars
Business Objects, Methods and Messages
Copy & Paste with the Pasteboard

Includes over 580 pages of reference material.

iPhone SDK Application Development Training

Part#: bt-iphone | Contents: Set of 13 CDs and Reference Material

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Multimedia CD-ROM Based Training:
With CD based training, the lectures were video taped and then digitized and presented to you in Full Motion Video, Audio, & Graphics.

System Requirements: x86/400 mhz (minimum), CD-ROM Drive, 64 MB RAM, Sound Card. Available Hard Disk Space 200 MB. Windows 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, or Windows 7.

Trainer iPhone SDK Trainer: Robert MacHale
Robert MacHale has over 17 years of experience developing online systems and consulting in the computer, financial, and non-profit industries. He is a renowned expert at multiple levels and specializes in all facets of HTML, DHTML, XML, and AJAX.

Course Outline - iPhone SDK Training:

Running Time: Approx. 26 Hours

iPhone SDK Phase 1 ‐ Overview

1.0 Installing Xcode
1.1 developer.apple.com
1.2 Launching Xcode
2.0 Introduction to Views
2.1 Hello World Example
2.2 Outlets & Actions
2.3 Text Fields
2.4 Numeric TextFields
3.0 Segmented Controls & Alert View
3.1 Segmented Controls
3.2 Alert View
4.0 User Prompting
4.1 Action Sheets
5.0 Object Oriented Programming
5.1 Methods & Messages
5.2 Business Objects
6.0 User Interface (UI) Layout
6.1 Tab Bars
7.0 Copy & Paste
7.1 Text
7.2 Image

iPhone SDK Phase 2 ‐ Introduction to Views

1.0 Hello World Example
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example
2.0 Outlets & Actions
2.1 Demo
2.2 Code Review
2.3 Build Example
3.0 TextFields
3.1 Demo
3.2 Code Review
3.3 Build Example
4.0 Numeric TextFields
4.1 Demo
4.2 Code Review
4.3 Build Example

iPhone SDK Phase 3 ‐ Segmented Controls & Alert View

1.0 Segmented Controls
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example
2.0 Alert View
2.1 Demo
2.2 Code Review
2.3 Build Example

iPhone SDK Phase 4 ‐ Action Sheets

1.0 Action Sheets
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example

iPhone SDK Phase 5 ‐ Object Oriented Programming

1.0 Methods & Messages
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example
2.0 Business Objects
2.1 Demo
2.2 Code Review
2.3 Build Example

iPhone SDK Phase 6 ‐ User Interface Layout

1.0 Tab Bars
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example

iPhone SDK Phase 7 ‐ Copy and Paste

1.0 Copy & Paste with Text
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example
2.0 Copy & Paste with Images
2.1 Demo
2.2 Code Review
2.3 Build Example

iPhone SDK Phase 8 – iPhone Safari Overview

1.1.1 ‐ Software Installation
1.1.2 ‐ DashCode & iPhone Simulator
1.2.1 ‐ Overview of Phase 2.1 ‐ Web Forms
1.2.2 ‐ Overview of Phase 2.2 ‐ Horizontal Indicator
1.2.3 ‐ Overview of Phase 2.3 ‐ Popup Menu
1.2.4 ‐ Overview of Phase 2.4 ‐ Radio Button & Checkbox
1.2.5 ‐ Overview of Phase 2.5 ‐ Edge to Edge List
1.3.1 ‐ Overview of Phase 3.1 ‐ Ajax on iPhone
1.3.2 ‐ Overview of Phase 3.2 ‐ Sending XML
1.3.3 ‐ Overview of Phase 3.3 ‐ Populating Radio Buttons and Checkboxes
1.3.4 ‐ Overview of Phase 3.4 ‐ Placing an Order
1.4.1 ‐ Overview of Phase 4.1 ‐ Stack Layout
1.5.1 ‐ Overview of Phase 5.1 ‐ Basic Browser
1.5.2 ‐ Overview of Phase 5.2 ‐ Browser with XML
1.5.3 ‐ Overview of Phase 5.3 ‐ HTML
1.5.4 ‐ Overview of Phase 5.4 ‐ DHTML
1.6.1 ‐ Overview of Phase 6.1 ‐ HTML in Visual Studio
1.6.2 ‐ Overview of Phase 6.2 ‐ DHTML in Visual Studio
1.6.3 ‐ Phase 6 Server Side XML

iPhone SDK Phase 9 – Web Forms

1.0 Web Forms
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example
2.0 Horizontal Indicator
2.1 Demo
2.2 Code Review
2.3 Build Example
3.0 Popup Menu
3.1 Demo
3.2 Code Review
3.3 Build Example
4.0 Radio Button & Check Box
4.1 Demo
4.2 Code Review
4.3 Build Example
5.0 Edge to Edge List
5.1 Demo
5.2 Code Review
5.3 Build Example

iPhone SDK Phase 10 – AJAX on iPhone

1.0 Ajax on iPhone
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example
2.0 Sending XML
2.1 Demo
2.2 Code Review
2.3 Build Example
3.0 Populating Radio Buttons & Check Boxes
3.1 Demo
3.2 Code Review
3.3 Build Example
4.0 Placing an Order
4.1 Demo
4.2 Code Review
4.3 Build Example

iPhone SDK Phase 11 – Advanced Web Forms

1.0 Stack Layout
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example

iPhone SDK Phase 12 – Browser, HTML, & Dynamic HTML

1.0 Basic Browser
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example
2.0 Browser with XML
2.1 Demo
2.2 Code Review
2.3 Build Example
3.0 HTML
3.1 Demo
3.2 Code Review
3.3 Build Example
4.0 Dynamic HTML
4.1 Demo
4.2 Code Review
4.3 Build Example

iPhone SDK Phase 13 – iPhone with Microsoft Visual Studio

1.0 iPhone with Visual Studio
1.1 Demo
1.2 Code Review
1.3 Build Example