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Topics include:
- Using Xcode and the iOS Simulator
- Reviewing Objective-C basics and structure
- Creating objects, variables, properties, and custom classes
- Connecting UI elements to code
- Using Delegation
- Troubleshooting an application
- Using the Xcode debuggers
- Creating and customizing table views
- Introducing blocks
- Saving and loading data
- Understanding iPad development
- Creating iPad apps with popovers and split views
- Creating application icons and launch images

Building Apps with MapKit and Core Location:
This course shows iOS developers how to add location awareness and maps to Apple iPhone and iPad applications. Discover how to show customers and clients where you're located and share directions with them.
Author Véronique Brossier covers the basic purpose of the Core Location and MapKit frameworks and how to integrate their services with your existing applications. Véronique shows how to center a map on a location, add annotations, create overlays, and zoom and navigate around maps. The course also covers how to leverage live location data such as course and speed and modify it when necessary.

Topics include:
- Displaying maps
- Reviewing the geographic coordinate system in MapKit
- Centering the map on the user location
- Adding interactivity to annotations
- Creating overlays with shapes and lines
- Starting and stopping location services
- Defining the distance between two locations
- Implementing forward or reverse geocoding

Up and Running with iOS SDK:
Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

Topics include:
- Installing Xcode
- Enrolling in the Apple Developer Program
- Creating the UI
- Connecting the UI to the code
- Handling the keyboard
- Displaying data
- Performing calculations
- Setting up unit testing
- Implement the Objective-C code using TDD
- Adding an icon and launch image for the app
- Submitting to the App Store
- Debugging