Flying with Objective-C - iOS App Development for Non-Programmers Flying with Objective-C - iOS App Development for Non-Programmers
Book 2 - iOS App Development for Non-Programmers

Flying with Objective-C - iOS App Development for Non-Programmers

The Series on How to Create iPhone & iPad Apps

    • 3.6 • 8 Ratings
    • £18.99
    • £18.99

Publisher Description

Updated to the Latest Versions of iOS and Xcode

All books in this series are updated to the latest version of iOS and Xcode. Updates are available free of charge!



Review:

Most of the books I scanned, even the “Dummies” series, assumed a basic knowledge of computer programming even for iOS beginners. What I like about Kevin’s writing is that he doesn’t make any assumptions – he just takes you there – step by step. - Lorraine Akemann, moms with apps


This second book in the series from Kevin McNeish, winner of the Publishing Innovation Award, highly acclaimed iOS trainer and conference speaker, and award-winning App Developer, is specifically designed to teach non-programmers Objective-C; the language used to create Apps for the iPhone and iPad. This book series assumes you know nothing about programming.


Book 2: Flying with Objective-C builds on what you learned in Book 1: Diving In. In the first two chapters, the author helps you understand basic concepts, such as "what is a class?" and "what is an object?" You then learn how to pass messages to objects, and then create your own custom classes. 


As you go through the book, concepts become more advanced until you reach the final chapters on Advanced-Objective-C and Advanced Messaging. Each concept is accompanied by step-by-step instructions to build an App that shows the real-world use of Objective-C programming features. This is a tremendous aid in helping non-programmers grasp even more advanced concepts.


The information in this book is up to date with the latest iOS technologies and the latest version of Xcode!


Includes Step-by-Step Instructional Videos!

Each exercise in this book has a corresponding movie that demonstrates how to perform the exercise. After trying to solve the exercise on your own, just tap the movie to watch the exercise solved for you in high quality video and narrative!


About the Author

Kevin McNeish is a featured writer and blogger for iPhoneLife magazine as well as author of the best-selling iOS App Development for
Non-Programmers
book series, winner of the prestigious Publishing Innovation Award. Kevin is creator of iOS apps including
iElectionDay (awarded iPad App of the week) and is also Chief Software
Architect of Oak Leaf Enterprises, Inc. He has a knack for explaining
difficult concepts in a way that you can truly understand.


Follow Kevin on Twitter: @kjmcneish

His blog: http://www.iphonelife.com/blogs/kevin-mcneish

  • GENRE
    Computing & Internet
    RELEASED
    2015
    9 August
    LANGUAGE
    EN
    English
    LENGTH
    315
    Pages
    PUBLISHER
    Oak Leaf Enterprises, Inc.
    SIZE
    426.7
    MB

    Customer Reviews

    JoshWilliz ,

    Great Book

    The objective-c development book is great for beginners trying to get programming in their head.

    miller2034 ,

    More inspiration to succeed!

    This is another brilliant publication, and follows on with the same approach as book 1 in this series. The author takes advantage of the interactive features of the authoring tool, and provides the reader with easy-to-understand. Prior to this series I could only ever aspire to learn to programme iOS applications, these books actually give me the motivation, capabilities, and tools to make it happen.

    I highly recommend these for both the absolute beginner, and the seasoned programmer. Having read book 1 and 2, I am looking forward to the updated versions for iOS7, especially book 3.

    Benny_boy29 ,

    Inspired to build something great!

    If like me you are typical of a large proportion of people looking to start building iOS apps (intelligent, computer literate but zero prior programming experience) this finally is the book for you! After a couple of months reading other so called "beginners" books my learning progress was slow and frustrating. I longed to find a book that didn't carry the prerequisite "basic understanding of the C language assumed"..where was the course for the complete beginner?

    Then I found the iOS App Development for Non-Programmers series and I'm pleased to say it does exactly what it says on the tin!

    Learning is broken down into bite sized chunks. Hard to grasp concepts are broken down, stripped back and explained alongside visuals in a way that ensures the reader understands the building blocks of Objective-C as opposed to simply memorising or copying chunks of code from the text. I found myself getting increasing excited as I worked my way through the book and pieces of the programming jigsaw started to fit together in my mind. Armed with my new Objective-C tools it seems the only thing that can stop me building world class apps is my imagination. As I work my way now through book 3 in the series there will be a host of further concepts and frameworks to master but that no longer scares me, it excites me…bring it on, I've got the fundamentals grasped!

    It should also be noted just how much this book is enhanced thanks to the use of iBooks Author. HD graphics, colour coding, note taking and embedded demonstration videos throughout make this a truly interactive experience. Another down side I have found to traditional books on Objective-C and Xcode is they inevitably are out of date but the time they are published due to the fast changing world of Apple updates. The iBook version of Flying with Objective- C has been updated when Xcode has so you are always on top of the latest functionality and syntax. Don't underestimate the importance of updates. Not only does this ensure you can utilise the full power of the iOS, each change to syntax introduced by Apple inevitably seems to be a change that makes things easier for developers. Being upto date makes it that little bit easier to learn. Truly a book that keeps on giving.

    In summary a must for the budding developer. If this doesn't inspire you to build something truly great for iOS nothing will…

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