Description

Learning iOS 10 App Development: 4 Application Architecture

Learning iOS 10 App Development: 4 Application Architecture
Duration: 28m 52s | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44100 Hz, 2 Ch | 82 MB Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Skill Level: Beginner
Becoming an iOS developer requires a basic understanding of the application architecture of native iOS apps. You need to know about the application life cycle, events and tasks, and hierarchies.

This course, part 4 of our iOS 10 App Development Essentials series, covers the essentials of iOS application architecture, including working with foreground and background tasks and debugging hierarchies.

These tutorials

will help developers who are new to iOS transition their existing programming skills to Xcode, Swift, and the iOS SDK.
Topics include:
Understanding the iOS app life cycle
Working with events
Understanding foreground and background tasks
Debugging view hierarchies

Becoming an iOS developer requires a basic understanding of the application architecture of native iOS apps. You need to know about the application life cycle, events and tasks, and hierarchies.

This course,

part 4 of our iOS 10 App Development Essentials series, covers the essentials of iOS application architecture, including working with foreground and background tasks and debugging hierarchies.

These tutorials will help developers who are new to iOS transition their

existing programming skills to Xcode, Swift, and the iOS SDK.

In this course, you will learn how to rescue troubled projects from failure

by getting all stakeholders aligned and focused on a common goal, called “Project Alignment”.

You will gain

skills for recognizing the root cause of problems in project execution and

learn how to meet them with organizational solutions instead of waiting for issues to arise and disrupt your project’s progress.

You will also see the value of managing risks during

the project in order to prevent future problems before they come up.

This course is designed specifically for Project Managers, but it’s also useful for anyone involved in project management.