Descripción

Guía técnica diseñada para ofrecer una visión clara, práctica y organizada del desarrollo de aplicaciones iOS, enfocada en proporcionar a desarrolladores una referencia directa y efectiva en contextos profesionales. Estructurada en módulos independientes, cubre desde los elementos esenciales del lenguaje Swift y el uso de Xcode, hasta temas avanzados como arquitecturas MVC y MVVM, manejo de vistas con UIKit y SwiftUI, persistencia de datos, redes, animaciones, notificaciones y buenas prácticas de interfaz de usuario móvil.

Contenido colaborativo y actualizado por desarrolladores con experiencia real en iOS, incluye fragmentos de código completos y bien anotados que ilustran patrones comunes en aplicaciones reales, como consumo de API mediante URLSession o Alamofire, almacenamiento local con Core Data y UserDefaults, implementación de autenticación biométrica (Face ID/Touch ID), así como integración con servicios externos como Firebase y Apple Push Notifications. Orientado a funcionar como una herramienta operativa más que un manual académico, permite acceder rápidamente a soluciones eficaces durante el desarrollo, preparar revisiones de código o entrevistas técnicas, y abordar problemas comunes en el diseño de experiencias móviles.

En lugar de enseñar paso a paso desde cero, este recurso destaca por su enfoque funcional: ayuda a escribir código limpio, eficiente y alineado con los estándares del ecosistema iOS, fomentando la productividad y el dominio de conceptos modernos en desarrollo móvil. Perfecta para desarrolladores intermedios y avanzados, así como para profesionales que migran de otras plataformas, esta guía representa un compendio condensado del conocimiento esencial en creación de apps con Swift, Xcode y frameworks nativos, pensado para resolver dudas rápidamente y estar al día con las mejores prácticas del mundo Apple.

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Chapter 1: Getting started with iOS Development
Section 1.1: Creating a default Single View Application
Section 1.2: Hello World
Section 1.3: Xcode Interface
Section 1.4: Create your first program in Swift 3
Chapter 2: UILabel
Section 2.1: Create a UILabel
Section 2.2: Number of Lines
Section 2.3: Set Font
Section 2.4: Text Color
Section 2.5: Background Color
Section 2.6: Size to fit
Section 2.7: Text alignment
Section 2.8: Calculate Content Bounds (for dynamic cell heights)
Section 2.9: Label Attributed Text
Section 2.10: Clickable Label
Section 2.11: Variable height using constraints
Section 2.12: LineBreakMode
Section 2.13: Add shadows to text
Section 2.14: Changing Text in an Existing Label
Section 2.15: Auto-size label to fit text
Section 2.16: Get UILabel's size strictly based on its text and font
Section 2.17: Highlighted and Highlighted Text Color
Section 2.18: Justify Text
Section 2.19: Dynamic label frame from unknown text length
Chapter 3: UILabel text underlining
Section 3.1: Underlining a text in a UILabel using Objective C
Section 3.2: Underlining a text in UILabel using Swift
Chapter 4: attributedText in UILabel
Section 4.1: HTML text in UILabel
Section 4.2: Set different property to text in single UILabel
Chapter 5: UIButton
Section 5.1: Creating a UIButton
Section 5.2: Attaching a Method to a Button
Section 5.3: Setting Font
Section 5.4: Set Image
Section 5.5: Get UIButton's size strictly based on its text and font
Section 5.6: Disabling a UIButton
Section 5.7: Set title
Section 5.8: Set title color
Section 5.9: Horizontally aligning contents
Section 5.10: Getting the title label
Section 5.11: Adding an action to an UIButton via Code (programmatically)
Chapter 6: UIDatePicker
Section 6.1: Create a Date Picker
Section 6.2: Setting Minimum-Maximum Date
Section 6.3: Modes
Section 6.4: Setting minute interval
Section 6.5: Count Down Duration
Chapter 7: UILocalNotification
Section 7.1: Scheduling a local notification
Section 7.2: Presenting a local notification immediately
Section 7.3: Managing local notifications using UUID
Section 7.4: Registering for local notifications
Section 7.5: What's new in UILocalNotification with iOS10
Section 7.6: Responding to received local notification
Section 7.7: Register and Schedule Local Notification in Swift 3.0 (iOS 10)
Chapter 8: UIImage
Section 8.1: Creating UIImage
Section 8.2: Comparing Images
Section 8.3: Gradient Image with Colors
Section 8.4: Convert UIImage to/from base64 encoding
Section 8.5: Take a Snapshot of a UIView
Section 8.6: Change UIImage Color
Section 8.7: Apply UIColor to UIImage
Section 8.8: Creating and Initializing Image Objects with file contents
Section 8.9: Resizable image with caps
Section 8.10: Gradient Background Layer for Bounds
Chapter 9: Convert NSAttributedString to UIImage
Section 9.1: NSAttributedString to UIImage Conversion
Chapter 10: UIImagePickerController
Section 10.1: Generic usage of UIImagePickerController
Chapter 11: UIImageView
Section 11.1: UIImage masked with Label
Section 11.2: Making an image into a circle or rounded
Section 11.3: How the Mode property affects an image
Section 11.4: Animating a UIImageView
Section 11.5: Create a UIImageView
Section 11.6: Change color of an image
Section 11.7: Assigning an image to a UIImageView
Chapter 12: Resizing UIImage
Section 12.1: Resize any image by size & quality
Chapter 13: Cut a UIImage into a circle
Section 13.1: Cut a image into a circle - Objective C
Section 13.2: Swift 3 Example
Chapter 14: UITableView
Section 14.1: Self-Sizing Cells
Section 14.2: Custom Cells
Section 14.3: Separator Lines
Section 14.4: Delegate and Datasource
Section 14.5: Creating a UITableView
Section 14.6: Swipe to Delete Rows
Section 14.7: Expanding & Collapsing UITableViewCells
Chapter 15: UITableViewController
Section 15.1: TableView with dynamic properties with tableviewCellStyle basic
Section 15.2: TableView with Custom Cell
Chapter 16: UIRefreshControl TableView
Section 16.1: Set up refreshControl on tableView
Section 16.2: Objective-C Example
Chapter 17: UITableViewCell
Section 17.1: Xib file of UITableViewCell
Chapter 18: Custom methods of selection of UITableViewCells
Section 18.1: Distinction between single and double selection on row
Chapter 19: Custom methods of selection of UITableViewCells
Section 19.1: Distinction between single and double selection on row
Chapter 20: UIView
Section 20.1: Make the view rounded
Section 20.2: Using IBInspectable and IBDesignable
Section 20.3: Taking a snapshot
Section 20.4: Create a UIView
Section 20.5: Shake a View
Section 20.6: Utilizing Intrinsic Content Size
Section 20.7: Programmatically manage UIView insertion and deletion
Section 20.8: Create UIView using Autolayout
Section 20.9: Animating a UIView
Section 20.10: UIView extension for size and frame attributes
Chapter 21: Snapshot of UIView
Section 21.1: Getting the Snapshot
Section 21.2: Snapshot with subview with other markup and text
Chapter 22: UIAlertController
Section 22.1: AlertViews with UIAlertController
Section 22.2: Action Sheets with UIAlertController
Section 22.3: Adding Text Field in UIAlertController
Section 22.4: Highlighting an action button
Section 22.5: Displaying and handling alerts
Chapter 23: UIColor
Section 23.1: Creating a UIColor
Section 23.2: UIColor from hex number or string
Section 23.3: Color with Alpha component
Section 23.4: Undocumented Methods
Section 23.5: UIColor from image pattern
Section 23.6: Lighter and Darker Shade of UIColor
Section 23.7: Apply CGColor datatype
Chapter 24: UITextView
Section 24.1: Set attributed text
Section 24.2: Change font
Section 24.3: Auto Detect Links, Addresses, Dates
Section 24.4: Change text
Section 24.5: Change text alignment
Section 24.6: UITextViewDelegate methods
Section 24.7: Change text color
Section 24.8: Remove extra paddings
Section 24.9: Getting and Setting the Cursor Position
Section 24.10: UITextView with HTML text
Section 24.11: Check if empty or nil
Chapter 25: UITextField Delegate
Section 25.1: Actions when interacting with a textfield
Section 25.2: Restrict textfield to certain characters
Chapter 26: UINavigationController
Section 26.1: Embed view controller in navigation controller
Section 26.2: Popping in Navigation Controller
Section 26.3: Purpose
Section 26.4: Pushing view controller
Section 26.5: Creating NavigationController
Chapter 27: UIGestureRecognizer
Section 27.1: UITapGestureRecognizer
Section 27.2: UITapGestureRecognizer (Double Tap)
Section 27.3: Add Gesture in Interface Builder
Section 27.4: UILongPressGestureRecognizer
Section 27.5: UISwipeGestureRecognizer
Section 27.6: UIPinchGestureRecognizer
Section 27.7: UIRotationGestureRecognizer
Chapter 28: UIBarButtonItem
Section 28.1: Creating in Interface Builder
Section 28.2: Creating programmatically
Section 28.3: Bar Button Item Original Image with no Tint
Chapter 29: UIScrollView
Section 29.1: Scrolling with Auto Layout
Section 29.2: Create UIScrollView
Section 29.3: ScrollView with AutoLayout
Section 29.4: Detecting scroll finished
Section 29.5: Enable/Disable Scrolling
Section 29.6: Zoom In/Out UIImageView
Section 29.7: Scroll View Content Size
Section 29.8: Restrict scrolling direction
Chapter 30: UIStackView
Section 30.1: Center Buttons with UIStackView
Section 30.2: Create horizontal stack view
Section 30.3: Create vertical stack view
Chapter 31: Dynamically updating a UIStackView
Section 31.1: Animate switching between horizontal/vertical layout
Chapter 32: UIScrollView with StackView child
Section 32.1: StackView inside Scrollview Example
Section 32.2: Prevent ambiguous layout
Section 32.3: Scrolling to content in nested StackViews
Chapter 33: UIScrollView AutoLayout
Section 33.1: ScrollableController
Section 33.2: Dynamic content size via Storyboard
Chapter 34: UITextField
Section 34.1: Get Focus and Hide Keyboard
Section 34.2: Dismiss keyboard on return
Section 34.3: Hide blinking caret
Section 34.4: Input accessory view
Section 34.5: Move scroll with first responder
Section 34.6: KeyboardType
Section 34.7: Change placeholder
Section 34.8: Replace keyboard with UIPickerView
Section 34.9: Create UITextField
Section 34.10: Get/Set Cursor Position
Section 34.11: Dismiss Keyboard
Section 34.12: Initialize text field
Section 34.13: Autocapitalization
Section 34.14: Set Alignment
Chapter 35: Custom UITextField
Section 35.1: Filtering Input Text
Section 35.2: Disallow Copy, Paste, etc.
Chapter 36: UIViewController
Section 36.1: Subclassing
Section 36.2: Access container view controller
Section 36.3: Set view programmatically
Section 36.4: Instantiate from Storyboard
Section 36.5: Create instance
Section 36.6: Add/remove child view controller
Chapter 37: UISwitch
Section 37.1: Set Image for On/Off
Section 37.2: Set On / Off
Section 37.3: Set Background Color
Section 37.4: Set Tint Color
Chapter 38: UICollectionView
Section 38.1: Create UICollectionView
Section 38.2: Datasource
Section 38.3: Basic Swift example
Section 38.4: Manage Multiple CollectionViews
Section 38.5: UICollectionViewDelegate setup
Section 38.6: Create programmatically
Section 38.7: UICollectionViewDelegateFlowLayout
Section 38.8: Performing batch updates
Chapter 39: UISearchController
Section 39.1: Search Bar in Navigation Bar
Section 39.2: Search Bar in Table View Header
Section 39.3: Implementation
Section 39.4: Objective-C
Chapter 40: UITabBarController
Chapter 41: UIWebView
Section 41.1: Create a UIWebView instance
Section 41.2: Determining content size
Section 41.3: Load HTML string
Section 41.4: Making a URL request
Section 41.5: Load JavaScript
Section 41.6: Stop Loading Web Content
Section 41.7: Reload Current Web Content
Section 41.8: Load Document files like .pdf, .txt, .doc etc
Section 41.9: Load local HTML file in webView
Section 41.10: Make links inside UIWebView clickable
Chapter 42: UIActivityViewController
Section 42.1: Initializing the Activity View Controller
Chapter 43: UIControl - Event Handling with Blocks
Section 43.1: Introduction
Chapter 44: UISplitViewController
Section 44.1: Master and Detail View interaction using Delegates in Objective C
Chapter 45: UISlider
Section 45.1: UISlider
Section 45.2: Swift Example
Section 45.3: Adding a custom thumb image
Chapter 46: UIStoryboard
Section 46.1: Getting an instance of UIStoryboard programmatically
Section 46.2: Open another storyboard
Chapter 47: UIPageViewController
Section 47.1: Create a horizontal paging UIPageViewController programmatically
Section 47.2: Create horizontal page view controllers (infinite pages)
Chapter 48: UISplitViewController
Section 48.1: Interacting Between Master and Detail View using Delegates in Objective C
Chapter 49: UIFont
Section 49.1: Declaring and initializing UIFont
Section 49.2: Changing the font of a label
Chapter 50: UIDevice
Section 50.1: Get iOS device model name
Section 50.2: Identifying the Device and Operating
Section 50.3: Getting the Device Orientation
Section 50.4: Getting the Device Battery State
Section 50.5: Using the Proximity Sensor
Section 50.6: Getting Battery Status and Battery Level
Chapter 51: Make selective UIView corners rounded
Section 51.1: Objective C code to make selected corner of a UIView rounded
Chapter 52: Custom UIViews from XIB files
Section 52.1: Wiring elements
Section 52.2: How to make custom reusable UIView using XIB
Chapter 53: UIBezierPath
Section 53.1: Designing and drawing a Bezier Path
Section 53.2: Apply corner radius to rectangles drawn by UIBezierPath
Section 53.3: Apply shadows to UIBezierPath
Section 53.4: Create simple shapes using UIBezierPath
Section 53.5: UIBezierPath + AutoLayout
Section 53.6: Pie view & column view with UIBezierPath
Chapter 54: UIPickerView
Section 54.1: Basic example
Section 54.2: Changing pickerView Background Color and text color
Chapter 55: UIFeedbackGenerator
Section 55.1: Trigger Impact Haptic
Chapter 56: UIAppearance
Section 56.1: Set appearance of all instances of the class
Section 56.2: Appearance for class when contained in container class
Chapter 57: UIKit Dynamics with UICollectionView
Section 57.1: Creating a Custom Dragging Behavior with UIDynamicAnimator
Chapter 58: UIPheonix - easy, flexible, dynamic & highly scalable UI framework
Section 58.1: Example UI Components
Section 58.2: Example Usage
Chapter 59: UIKit Dynamics
Section 59.1: Flick View Based on Gesture Velocity
Section 59.2: "Sticky Corners" Effect Using UIFieldBehaviors
Section 59.3: UIDynamicBehavior Driven Custom Transition
Section 59.4: Shade Transition with Real-World Physics Using UIDynamicBehaviors
Section 59.5: Map Dynamic Animation Position Changes to Bounds
Section 59.6: The Falling Square
Chapter 60: UI Testing
Section 60.1: Accessibility Identifier
Section 60.2: Adding Test Files to Xcode Project
Section 60.3: Disable animations during UI Testing
Section 60.4: Launch and Terminate application while executing
Section 60.5: Rotate devices
Chapter 61: Change Status Bar Color
Section 61.1: For non-UINavigationBar status bars
Section 61.2: For UINavigationBar status bars
Section 61.3: For ViewController containment
Section 61.4: If you cannot change ViewController's code
Section 61.5: Changing the status bar style for the entire application
Chapter 62: UISegmentedControl
Section 62.1: Creating UISegmentedControl via code
Chapter 63: Passing Data between View Controllers
Section 63.1: Using the Delegate Pattern (passing data back)
Section 63.2: Using Segues (passing data forward)
Section 63.3: Passing data backwards using unwind to segue
Section 63.4: Passing data using closures (passing data back)
Section 63.5: Using callback closure (block)
Section 63.6: Assigning property (Passing data forward)
Chapter 64: Managing the Keyboard
Section 64.1: Create a custom in-app keyboard
Section 64.2: Dismiss a keyboard with tap on view
Section 64.3: Managing the Keyboard Using a Singleton + Delegate
Section 64.4: Moving view up or down when keyboard is present
Section 64.5: Scrolling a UIScrollView/UITableView When Displaying the Keyboard
Chapter 65: Checking for Network Connectivity
Section 65.1: Creating a Reachability listener
Section 65.2: Add observer to network changes
Section 65.3: Alert when network becomes unavailable
Section 65.4: Alert when connection changes to WIFI or cellular
Section 65.5: Verify if connected to network
Chapter 66: Accessibility
Section 66.1: Make a View Accessible
Section 66.2: Accessibility Frame
Section 66.3: Layout Change
Section 66.4: Accessibility Container
Section 66.5: Hiding Elements
Section 66.6: Screen Change
Section 66.7: Announcement
Section 66.8: Ordering Elements
Section 66.9: Modal View
Chapter 67: Auto Layout
Section 67.1: Space Views Evenly
Section 67.2: Center Constraints
Section 67.3: Setting constraints programmatically
Section 67.4: UILabel & Parentview size According to Text
Section 67.5: UILabel Intrinsic Size
Section 67.6: Visual Format Language Basics
Section 67.7: Resolve UILabel Priority Conflict
Section 67.8: Animate with Auto Layout
Section 67.9: NSLayoutConstraint in code
Section 67.10: Proportional Layout
Section 67.11: Mixed usage with non-Auto Layout
Section 67.12: How to use Auto Layout
Chapter 68: MKMapView
Section 68.1: Change map-type
Section 68.2: Simulate a custom location
Section 68.3: Set Zoom/Region
Section 68.4: Local search with MKLocalSearch
Section 68.5: OpenStreetMap Tile-Overlay
Section 68.6: Scroll to coordinate and zoom-level
Section 68.7: Working With Annotation
Section 68.8: Add MKMapView
Section 68.9: Show UserLocation and Tracking
Section 68.10: Add Pin/Point Annotation
Section 68.11: Adjust visible rect to show all annotations
Chapter 69: NSArray
Section 69.1: Convert Array into JSON string
Chapter 70: NSAttributedString
Section 70.1: Creating a string with custom kerning (letter spacing)
Section 70.2: Change the color of a word or string
Section 70.3: Removing all attributes
Section 70.4: Appending Attributed Strings and bold text in Swift
Section 70.5: Create a string with strikethrough text
Chapter 71: Convert HTML to NSAttributedString and vice versa
Section 71.1: Objective-C code to convert HTML string to NSAttributedString and vice versa
Chapter 72: NSTimer
Section 72.1: Creating a Timer
Section 72.2: Manually firing a timer
Section 72.3: Timer frequency options
Section 72.4: Invalidating a timer
Section 72.5: Passing of data using Timer
Chapter 73: NSDate
Section 73.1: NSDateFormatter
Section 73.2: Date Comparison
Section 73.3: Get Historic Time (e.g., 5s ago, 2m ago)
Section 73.4: Get Unix Epoch time
Section 73.5: Get NSDate from JSON Date format
Section 73.6: Get time cycle type (12-hour or 24-hour)
Section 73.7: Get Current Date
Section 73.8: Get NSDate N seconds from now
Section 73.9: UTC Time offset with TimeZone
Section 73.10: Convert hour/minute NSDate to full NSDate
Chapter 74: NSNotificationCenter
Section 74.1: Removing Observers
Section 74.2: Adding an Observer
Section 74.3: Posting a Notification with Data
Section 74.4: Add and remove observer for name
Section 74.5: Posting a Notification
Section 74.6: Observing a Notification
Section 74.7: Adding/Removing an Observer with a Block
Chapter 75: NSURLSession
Section 75.1: Create a Session and Data Task (Objective-C)
Section 75.2: Background configuration
Section 75.3: Simple GET request
Section 75.4: POST Request with arguments
Chapter 76: NSUserDefaults
Section 76.1: Setting values
Section 76.2: UserDefaults in Swift 3
Section 76.3: Use Managers to Save and Read
Section 76.4: Saving Values
Section 76.5: Clearing NSUserDefaults
Section 76.6: Getting Default Values
Chapter 77: NSHTTPCookieStorage
Section 77.1: Store and read cookies from NSUserDefaults
Chapter 78: NSURLConnection
Section 78.1: Delegate methods
Section 78.2: Synchronous Request
Section 78.3: Asynchronous request
Chapter 79: NSURL
Section 79.1: Get last string component from NSURL String
Section 79.2: Get last string component from URL in Swift
Chapter 80: NSData
Section 80.1: Convert NSData to HEX string
Section 80.2: Create NSData objects
Section 80.3: Convert NSData to other types
Chapter 81: NSInvocation
Section 81.1: NSInvocation in Objective-C
Chapter 82: NSUserActivity
Section 82.1: Creating a NSUserActivity
Chapter 83: NSPredicate
Section 83.1: Form validation
Section 83.2: Using predicateWithBlock
Section 83.3: Using predicateWithFormat
Section 83.4: With Substitution Variables
Section 83.5: Using AND, OR, NOT
Section 83.6: Filtering an Array
Chapter 84: NSBundle
Section 84.1: Getting Bundle by Path
Section 84.2: Getting the Main Bundle
Chapter 85: CAAnimation
Section 85.1: Animate a view between positions
Section 85.2: Animate View - Toss
Section 85.3: Push View Animation
Section 85.4: Revolve View
Section 85.5: Shake View
Chapter 86: Concurrency
Section 86.1: Dispatch group
Section 86.2: Execute on main thread
Section 86.3: Run code concurrently
Chapter 87: CAGradientLayer
Section 87.1: Create a CAGradientLayer
Section 87.2: Animate color change
Section 87.3: Horizontal CAGradientLayer
Section 87.4: With multiple colors
Section 87.5: CGGradientLayer with multiple colors
Chapter 88: Safari Services
Section 88.1: Open a URL with SafariViewController
Section 88.2: SFSafariViewControllerDelegate
Section 88.3: Add items to Safari Reading List
Chapter 89: CALayer
Section 89.1: Add Transforms
Section 89.2: Shadows
Section 89.3: Emitter View with image
Section 89.4: Rounded corners
Section 89.5: Particles with CAEmitterLayer
Section 89.6: Add UIImage to CALayer
Section 89.7: Disable Animations
Chapter 90: iOS - XMPP with Robbie Hanson framework
Section 90.1: XMPP Example with Openfire
Chapter 91: Swift and Objective-C interoperability
Section 91.1: Use Objective-C in Swift
Section 91.2: Use Swift in Objective-C
Chapter 92: Custom Fonts
Section 92.1: Embedding fonts
Section 92.2: Applying in Storyboard
Section 92.3: Custom Fonts with Storyboard
Chapter 93: AVSpeechSynthesizer
Section 93.1: Basic text-to-speech
Chapter 94: Localization
Section 94.1: Localization in iOS
Chapter 95: Alamofire
Section 95.1: Manual Validation
Section 95.2: Automatic Validation
Section 95.3: Chained Response Handlers
Section 95.4: Making a Request
Section 95.5: Response Handling
Section 95.6: Response Handler
Chapter 96: iBeacon
Section 96.1: Basic Operation
Section 96.2: Ranging
Section 96.3: Scanning specific Beacons
Chapter 97: CLLocation
Section 97.1: Distance Filter
Section 97.2: Get User Location
Chapter 98: Checking iOS version
Section 98.1: iOS 8 and later
Section 98.2: Swift 2.0 and later
Section 98.3: Compare versions
Section 98.4: Device iOS Version
Chapter 99: Universal Links
Section 99.1: Setup Universal Links
Section 99.2: Support Multiple Domains
Section 99.3: Signing App-Site-Association
Section 99.4: Setup Server
Chapter 100: PDF Creation in iOS
Section 100.1: Create PDF
Section 100.2: Show PDF
Section 100.3: Multi-page PDF
Section 100.4: Create PDF from Microsoft Document
Chapter 101: In-App Purchase
Section 101.1: Single IAP in Swift 2
Section 101.2: Purchase/Subscribe basics
Section 101.3: Setup in iTunesConnect
Chapter 102: CGContext Reference
Section 102.1: Draw line
Section 102.2: Draw Text
Chapter 103: Core Location
Section 103.1: Request Location Permission
Section 103.2: Add custom location with GPX
Section 103.3: Link CoreLocation Framework
Section 103.4: Location Services in Background
Chapter 104: FacebookSDK
Section 104.1: Custom Facebook Sign-In
Section 104.2: SDK Integration
Section 104.3: Fetch user data
Chapter 105: AFNetworking
Section 105.1: Completion block on custom thread
Chapter 106: CTCallCenter
Section 106.1: CallKit - iOS 10
Section 106.2: Intercepting calls in background
Chapter 107: Push Notifications
Section 107.1: Registering device
Section 107.2: Registering App ID
Section 107.3: Testing notifications
Section 107.4: Check registration
Section 107.5: Generate .pem from .cer
Section 107.6: Unregister from notifications
Section 107.7: Set app icon badge number
Section 107.8: Register non-interactive notifications
Section 107.9: Handle notification
Chapter 108: Extension for Rich Push Notifications
Section 108.1: Notification Content Extension
Section 108.2: Implementation
Chapter 109: Rich Notifications
Section 109.1: Create UNNotificationContentExtension
Chapter 110: Key Value Coding - Observation
Section 110.1: Observe property
Section 110.2: Use context for observation
Chapter 111: Initialization Idioms
Section 111.1: Factory method with block
Section 111.2: Tuples for reducing repetition
Section 111.3: Positional constants
Section 111.4: Initialize in didSet
Section 111.5: Group outlets
Section 111.6: Initialize with then
Chapter 112: Storyboard
Section 112.1: Initialize
Section 112.2: Fetch Initial ViewController
Section 112.3: Fetch ViewController
Chapter 113: Background Modes and Events
Section 113.1: Play Audio in Background
Chapter 114: Fastlane
Section 114.1: Fastlane tools
Chapter 115: CAShapeLayer
Section 115.1: Draw Rectangle
Section 115.2: Draw Circle
Section 115.3: Animate CAShapeLayer
Section 115.4: Basic operations
Chapter 116: WKWebView
Section 116.1: Add custom user script
Section 116.2: JS to native messaging
Section 116.3: Create Simple WebBrowser
Chapter 117: UUID
Section 117.1: IFA vs IFV
Section 117.2: Create UUID string
Section 117.3: Generate UUID
Section 117.4: Identifier for vendor
Chapter 118: Categories
Section 118.1: Create a Category
Chapter 119: Handling URL Schemes
Section 119.1: Open Mail app
Section 119.2: Apple URL Schemes
Chapter 120: Realm
Section 120.1: RLMObject Base Model with Primary Key (Objective-C)
Chapter 121: ARC (Automatic Reference Counting)
Section 121.1: Enable/Disable ARC on a file
Chapter 122: Dynamic Type
Section 122.1: Matching Dynamic Type Font Size in WKWebView
Section 122.2: Get the Current Content Size
Section 122.3: Handling Preferred Text Size Change Without Notifications on iOS 10
Section 122.4: Text Size Change Notification
Chapter 123: SWRevealViewController
Section 123.1: Setting up a basic app with SWRevealViewController
Chapter 124: DispatchGroup
Section 124.1: Introduction
Chapter 125: GCD (Grand Central Dispatch)
Section 125.1: Dispatch Semaphore
Section 125.2: Dispatch Group
Section 125.3: Getting the Main Queue
Section 125.4: Create a dispatch queue
Section 125.5: Serial vs Concurrent Dispatch Queues
Chapter 126: Size Classes and Adaptivity
Section 126.1: Trait Collections
Section 126.2: Updating Auto Layout with Trait Collection Changes
Section 126.3: Supporting iOS Multitasking on iPad
Chapter 127: IBOutlets
Section 127.1: Using an IBOutlet in a UI Element
Chapter 128: AWS SDK
Section 128.1: Upload an image or a video to S3 using AWS SDK
Chapter 129: Debugging Crashes
Section 129.1: Debugging EXC_BAD_ACCESS
Section 129.2: Finding information about a crash
Section 129.3: Debugging SIGABRT and EXC_BAD_INSTRUCTION crashes
Chapter 130: CloudKit
Section 130.1: Registering app for use with CloudKit
Section 130.2: Using CloudKit Dashboard
Section 130.3: Saving data to CloudKit
Chapter 131: GameplayKit
Section 131.1: Generating random numbers
Section 131.2: GKEntity and GKComponent
Chapter 132: Xcode Build & Archive From Command Line
Section 132.1: Build & Archive
Chapter 133: XCTest framework - Unit Testing
Section 133.1: Adding Test Files to Xcode Project
Section 133.2: Adding test methods
Section 133.3: Writing a test class
Section 133.4: Adding Storyboard and View Controller as instances to test file
Section 133.5: Import a module that it can be tested
Section 133.6: Trigger view loading and appearance
Section 133.7: Start Testing
Chapter 134: AVPlayer and AVPlayerViewController
Section 134.1: Playing Media using AVPlayer and AVPlayerLayer
Section 134.2: Playing Media Using AVPlayerViewController
Section 134.3: AVPlayer Example
Chapter 135: Deep Linking in iOS
Section 135.1: Adding a URL scheme to your own app
Section 135.2: Opening an app based on its URL scheme
Section 135.3: Setting up deeplink for your app
Chapter 136: Core Graphics
Section 136.1: Creating a Core Graphics Context
Section 136.2: Presenting the Drawn Canvas to User
Chapter 137: Segues
Section 137.1: Using Segues to navigate backwards
Section 137.2: An Overview
Section 137.3: Preparing view controller before triggering a Segue
Section 137.4: Deciding if a Segue should be performed
Section 137.5: Trigger Segue Programmatically
Chapter 138: EventKit
Section 138.1: Accessing different types of calendars
Section 138.2: Requesting Permission
Section 138.3: Adding an event
Chapter 139: SiriKit
Section 139.1: Adding Siri Extension to App
Chapter 140: Contacts Framework
Section 140.1: Adding a Contact
Section 140.2: Authorizing Contact Access
Section 140.3: Accessing Contacts
Chapter 141: iOS 10 Speech Recognition API
Section 141.1: Speech to text with audio recording
Chapter 142: StoreKit
Section 142.1: Get localized product information from the App Store
Chapter 143: Code Signing
Section 143.1: Provisioning Profiles
Chapter 144: Create .ipa File to upload on App Store
Section 144.1: Create .ipa file with Application Loader
Chapter 145: Size Classes and Adaptivity
Section 145.1: Through Storyboard
Chapter 146: MKDistanceFormatter
Section 146.1: String from distance
Section 146.2: Distance units
Section 146.3: Unit style
Chapter 147: 3D Touch
Section 147.1: Swift Example
Section 147.2: Objective-C Example
Chapter 148: GameCenter Leaderboards
Section 148.1: GameCenter Leaderboards
Chapter 149: Keychain
Section 149.1: Adding a Password
Section 149.2: Access Control with TouchID
Section 149.3: Finding a Password
Section 149.4: Updating a Password
Section 149.5: Removing a Password
Section 149.6: Combined Operations in One File
Chapter 150: Handle Multiple Environment using Macro
Section 150.1: Multiple targets and macros
Chapter 151: Set View Background
Section 151.1: Fill with background image
Section 151.2: Gradient background view
Section 151.3: Set background with image
Section 151.4: Set plain background
Chapter 152: Block
Section 152.1: Custom completion block
Section 152.2: UIView Animations
Section 152.3: Modify captured variable
Chapter 153: Content Hugging/Content Compression in AutoLayout
Section 153.1: Intrinsic Content Size
Chapter 154: iOS Google Places API
Section 154.1: Get nearby places from location
Chapter 155: Navigation Bar
Section 155.1: Swift Example
Section 155.2: Customize default appearance
Chapter 156: App Wide Operations
Section 156.1: Get the topmost UIViewController
Section 156.2: Intercept System Events
Chapter 157: CoreImage Filters
Section 157.1: Core Image Filter Example
Chapter 158: Face Detection Using CoreImage/OpenCV
Section 158.1: Face and Feature Detection
Chapter 159: MPMediaPickerDelegate
Section 159.1: Load and play music
Chapter 160: Graph (CorePlot)
Section 160.1: Creating graphs with CorePlot
Chapter 161: FCM Messaging in Swift
Section 161.1: Initialize FCM
Chapter 162: Create a Custom Framework in iOS
Section 162.1: Create Framework in Swift
Chapter 163: Custom Keyboard
Section 163.1: Custom Keyboard Example
Chapter 164: AirDrop
Section 164.1: AirDrop
Chapter 165: SLComposeViewController
Section 165.1: Integration with Twitter, Facebook, etc.
Chapter 166: AirPrint Tutorial
Section 166.1: AirPrint Banner Text
Chapter 167: Carthage iOS Setup
Section 167.1: Carthage Installation on Mac
Chapter 168: HealthKit
Section 168.1: HealthKit
Chapter 169: Core Spotlight
Section 169.1: Core-Spotlight
Chapter 170: Core Motion
Section 170.1: Accessing Barometer Data
Chapter 171: QR Code Scanner
Section 171.1: Scanning QR codes with AVFoundation
Section 171.2: Display video input while scanning
Chapter 172: plist iOS
Section 172.1: Basic Example
Section 172.2: Save, edit, delete from Plist
Chapter 173: WCSessionDelegate
Section 173.1: WatchKit Controller Integration
Chapter 174: AppDelegate
Section 174.1: Application States
Section 174.2: AppDelegate Roles
Section 174.3: Open URL Resources
Section 174.4: Handle Notifications
Chapter 175: App Submission Process
Section 175.1: Setup provisioning profiles
Section 175.2: Archive the code
Section 175.3: Export IPA
Section 175.4: Upload with Application Loader
Chapter 176: FileHandle
Section 176.1: Read file in chunks
Chapter 177: Basic Text File I/O
Section 177.1: Read and write from Documents folder
Chapter 178: iOS TTS
Section 178.1: Text To Speech
Chapter 179: MPVolumeView
Section 179.1: Add MPVolumeView
Chapter 180: Objective-C Associated Objects
Section 180.1: Basic Example
Chapter 181: Passing Data between View Controllers (MessageBox-Concept)
Section 181.1: Example Usage
Chapter 182: MVVM
Section 182.1: Without Reactive Programming
Chapter 183: Cache Online Images
Section 183.1: AlamofireImage
Chapter 184: Chain Blocks in Queue (MKBlockQueue)
Section 184.1: Example Code
Chapter 185: Simulator
Section 185.1: Launch Simulator
Section 185.2: 3D / Force Touch simulation
Section 185.3: Change Device Model
Section 185.4: Navigate Simulator
Chapter 186: Background Modes
Section 186.1: Enable Background Modes
Section 186.2: Background Fetch
Section 186.3: Test Background Fetch
Section 186.4: Background Audio
Chapter 187: OpenGL
Section 187.1: Example Project
Chapter 188: MVP Architecture
Sections 188.1 to 188.5: Dog.swift, Service, Presenter, View, Controller
Chapter 189: Configure Beacons with CoreBluetooth
Section 189.1: Show BLE names
Section 189.2: Connect and read major value
Section 189.3: Write major value
Chapter 190: Core Data
Section 190.1: Core Data Operations
Chapter 191: Profile with Instruments
Section 191.1: Time Profiler
Chapter 192: Application Rating/Review Request
Section 192.1: Prompt user to rate
Chapter 193: MyLayout
Section 193.1: Simple Demo
Chapter 194: Simulator Builds
Section 194.1: Manual Build Installation
Chapter 195: Simulating Location with GPX
Section 195.1: Use GPX file
Section 195.2: Set location from GPX
Chapter 196: SqlCipher Integration
Section 196.1: Code Integration
Chapter 197: Security
Section 197.1: iTunes Backup Security
Section 197.2: SSL Transport Security
Chapter 198: App Transport Security (ATS)
Section 198.1: Load all HTTP
Section 198.2: Load selective HTTP
Section 198.3: Require SSL
Chapter 199: Choosing iOS Architecture Patterns
Section 199.1: MVP
Section 199.2:

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Mark Watson es un prestigioso autor y académico cuya obra ha tenido un impacto notable en la enseñanza de Programación en Java. Con publicaciones de gran valor bibliográfico como «Java Programming 10-Minute», aporta una perspectiva moderna y fundamentada que permite a los estudiantes dominar competencias clave y resolver desafíos reales en su área de estudio.

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