ART40548 - creative studio: Mobile application development
Week 11
Swift 2.0
Carmen First
Closing out projects
Dive into Cordova
Week 10
Watch Kit
Cloud Kit
Week 8
Mark's Violation
iTunes Connect
in-app purchasing
animation
Cloud Kit (finally)
inApp
Animation Quartz Core
Asynch -iOS8
Week 7
Touch detection methods
Gesture Recognition
In App/Cloudkit
Week 6
Week 5
Building and Distributing Custom B2B Apps for iOS
Cloud Kit
In App Purchasing
Week 4
2 weeks left until project is due!!!! That is a hard deadline as we have to move on
iBeacon Demo with Gimball
SQL CRUD
Parse
CloudKit
Week 3
Changes with swift 1.2
Sqlite Review
Cloud Kit
iBeacons
Week 2
Finish SQLite
Week 1
Homework: Send me a list of exactly what you need to be market worthy. This WILL dictate your grade.
https://developer.apple.com/programs/volume/b2b/
The first half of this quarter will be perfecting your ios apps, the second will be perfecting the android apps.
Some mobile portfolio sites
There are four types of storage available:
Key-Value storage - to share small amounts of data with your application on a user's other devices.
UIDocument storage - to store documents and other data in the user's iCloud account using a subclass of UIDocument.
CoreData - SQLite database storage.
Individual files and directories - for managing lots of different files directly in the file system.
Maximum key size - Key names cannot be longer than 64 bytes.
Maximum value size - You cannot store more than 64 kilobytes in a single value.
Maximum key-value store size for an app - Applications can only store up to 64 kilobytes of key-value data in total. Attempts to set keys beyond that limit will fail and the previous value will persist.
Data types - Only basic types like strings, numbers and booleans can be stored.
IOS Review/Summarize what we learned last quarter and how it relates to data driven apps
UI Document Class
Core Data
Sqlite versus Core Data
iCloud
Topics that relate to unfinished projects:
Rubrics