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Beginning iPhone
Development
with Swift 3
Exploring the iOS SDK
—
Third Edition
—
Molly Maskrey

Beginning iPhone
Development with Swift 3
Exploring the iOS SDK
Third Edition
Molly Maskrey
Kim Topley
David Mark
Fredrik Olsson
Jeff Lamarche

Beginning iPhone Development with Swift 3: Exploring the iOS SDK
Molly Maskrey Kim Topley
Parker, Colorado, USA New York, USA
David Mark Fredrik Olsson
Arlington, Virginia, USA Stockholm, Sweden
Jeff Lamarche
New Hartford, New York, USA
ISBN-13 (pbk): 978-1-4842-2222-5 ISBN-13 (electronic): 978-1-4842-2223-2
DOI 10.1007/978-1-4842-2223-2
Library of Congress Control Number: 2016959268
Copyright © 2016 by Molly Maskrey, Kim Topley, David Mark, Fredrik Olsson and Jeff Lamarche
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I feel incredibly fortunate to have been given the chance to write this revision.
It was the very rst version, years ago, that launched me toward developing for iOS. To that end, I
want to thank the special people in my life that deserve much credit to bringing this to fruition.
First, to Chana, who was there with me for probably 95% of the writing,
keeping my spirits up—especially on those days when I didn’t think I could go on.
She went from someone I met at “work” to one of the closest friends I’ve ever had. Every day I feel
like she was a gift to raise my quality of life. I will be there for her whenever she needs me.
To my BFF Jessica (Goldi) for nearly two years now. She stood with me as
my maid of honor and knows when I need her and is always there for me as I have been and will be
for her. We drink together, dance together, crash company parties together, laugh together, and cry
together.… She won’t let me get away with
anything, especially feeling sorry for myself. While on her seven-week South
American wine journey, we communicated nearly every day. And though we were a continent
apart, it brought us closer.
Ashley, I promised you I’d put you in here. Ash relates to me in a way unlike
my other friends. A tech geek, we’ll sit at her kitchen table drinking wine and
talking about rebuilding computers. She’s smart, pretty, and one of the sweetest
and most fun people I know.
Finally, to my new bride, Jennifer. My friend, business partner, boss, “sometimes”
dance partner, and the person beside me at night when I go to sleep and when
I wake up. She read every word of this book and made sure it was great.
In my personal struggles over the preceding months, these friends kept me from
falling into an abyss so deep I might never have returned. Writing can be a lonely thing and having
a support system such as these beautiful, wonderful women are
the only reason this endeavor was a success. A special friend told me just a couple weeks ago that
some friends are only in your life for a season. I pray that these women are friends for a lifetime.
—MM, September 2016

v
Contents at a Glance
About the Author ....................................................................................................xxi
About the Technical Reviewer ..............................................................................xxiii
Acknowledgments .................................................................................................xxv
■Chapter 1: Getting to Know the iOS Landscape ..................................................... 1
■Chapter 2: Writing Our First App ......................................................................... 13
■Chapter 3: Basic User Interactions ...................................................................... 51
■Chapter 4: Adding Intermediate Level User Interactions ..................................... 87
■Chapter 5: Working with Device Rotations ........................................................ 129
■Chapter 6: Creating a Multiview Application ..................................................... 179
■Chapter 7: Using Tab Bars and Pickers ............................................................. 209
■Chapter 8: Introducing Table Views ................................................................... 255
■Chapter 9: Adding Navigation Controllers to Table Views ................................. 309
■Chapter 10: Collection Views ............................................................................. 343
■Chapter 11: Split Views and Popoversfor iPad Apps ......................................... 357
■Chapter 12: App Customization with Settings and Defaults .............................. 383
■Chapter 13: Persistence: Saving Data Between App Launches ......................... 421
■Chapter 14: Documents and iCloud ................................................................... 467
■Chapter 15: Multithreaded Programming Using Grand Central Dispatch ........... 499
■Chapter 16: Graphics and Drawing .................................................................... 529
■Chapter 17: Simple Games Using SpriteKit ....................................................... 555
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