iPhone & iPad Screencasts

001_helloWorld_01:

Your first iPad & iPhone app: Without getting into all the gory details we simply say "Hello World!' to the world from inside your iPad 2 & iPhone 5 using Xcode 4.

002_helloWorld_02:

Your first iPad 2: This is exactly the same as helloWorld_01 except here we do it for the iPad 2. Specifically for the iPad 2. This is not a pseudo iPad 2 App that runs an iPhone 5 within the iPad 2 environment. You're also doing this for practice so don't whine please.

003_helloWorld_03:

Your third iPhone App!: Many people have experienced the Xcode 4 SIGABRT error. In this video we go through a slightly more advanced helloWorld with NSStrings. Then we go back to Interface Builder and connect the Delegate in a manner that will prevent the SIGABRT error.

004_helloWorld_04:

Your fourth iPhone and iPad app where you are introduced to synthesis and layering images in UIImageview. We call certain layers suing the IBAction to reproduce Kant right here on the University of Colorado Campus.

005_touches:

Your fifth iPhone and iPad app where you are introduced to CGAffinetransform, touch gestures, retaining functionality through a series of view changes and changing the text in a button once an event occurs. The Touch function moves an icon on the screen.

006_switches_01:

Your sixth iPhone and iPad app where you are introduced to the switch view concept using Apples' in-house code. This is hosted by Brian Parks a PhD student in the Computer Science Dept here at UCCS.

007_storyboard_01:

Your seventh iPhone and iPad app where you are introduced to the Storyboarding concept using Apples' in-house code. This is hosted by Anthony Magee a Master's student in the Computer Science Dept here at UCCS.

008_debugging:

This video is not an iPhone or iPad app - it snore important. Its a tutorial on how to compare your code to Dr. Lewis' code. As the code gets more complex it become increasingly more difficult to visually scan one set of code against another.This is a valuable tool.

009_myStory_01:

This is the first of two iPhone and iPad Apps that combine two potent iOS5 tools: Storyboarding and mapKits. Here we simply have a pin drop on a previously disclosed longitudinal and latitudinal location. The important aspect is linking up Storyboarding, tableViews and mapkits

010_myStory_02:

This is the second of two iPhone and iPad Apps that combine three potent iOS5 tools: Storyboarding, table mapKits. Here we have a table with an array populated with previously disclosed longitudinal and latitudinal location. The important aspect is linking up Storyboarding and mapkits.

011_myiTunes:

This is the capstone app for the second edition of the book. Here we combine Storyboarding, tableviews and the ability to interact with the iTunes store.