Part 1 Introducing iPhone programming

1 Introducing the iPhone: 1.1 iPhone core specifications; 1.2 How the iPhone compares to the industry; 1.3 How the iPhone is unique; 1.4 Understanding iPhone input and output; 1.5 Summary
2 Web development or the SDK?: 2.1 Comparing the two programming styles; 2.2 A central philosophy: the continuum of programming; 2.3 Advantages and disadvantages; 2.4 Stand-alone iPhone development; 2.5 Integrated iPhone development; 2.6 Summary

Part 2 Designing web pages for the iPhone

3 Redeveloping web pages for the iPhone: 3.1 The iPhone viewport; 3.2 Making your web pages iPhone friendly; 3.3 Making your web pages iPhone optimized; 3.4 Manipulating iPhone chrome; 3.5 Capturing iPhone events; 3.6 Redisplaying web pages; 3.7 Supporting non-iPhone users; 3.8 Summary
4 Advanced WebKit and textual web apps: 4.1 Introducing the WebKit; 4.2 CSS transforms, transitions, and animations; 4.3 The WebKit database; 4.4 Adjusting the chrome; 4.5 Recognizing touches and gestures; 4.6 Recognizing orientation; 4.7 Upcoming features: CSS gradients and masks; 4.8 Summary
5 Using iUI for web apps: 5.1 Creating your own iPhone UI; 5.2 Getting ready for iUI; 5.3 Developing with iUI; 5.4 Creating an iUI back end; 5.5 Other iUI tips and tricks; 5.6 Integrating iUI with other libraries; 5.7 Summary
6 Using Canvas for web apps: 6.1 Getting ready for Canvas; 6.2 Drawing paths; 6.3 Drawing shapes; 6.4 Creating styles: colors, gradients, and lines; 6.5 Modifying composition and clipping; 6.6 Transforming and restoring; 6.7 Incorporating images, patterns, and text; 6.8 Putting it together; 6.9 Applying animation; 6.10 Summary
7 Building web apps with Dashcode: 7.1 An introduction to Dashcode; 7.2 Writing Dashcode programs; 7.3 Integrating Dashcode with existing libraries; 7.4 Summary
8 Debugging iPhone web pages: 8.1 Using Apache locally; 8.2 Debugging with your desktop browser; 8.3 Debugging with your iPhone; 8.4 Profiling for the iPhone; 8.5 Summary
9 SDK programming for web developers: 9.1 An introduction to C’s concepts; 9.2 An introduction to object-oriented programming; 9.3 The Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern; 9.4 Summary

Part 3 Learning SDK fundamentals

10 Learning Objective-C and the iPhone OS: 10.1 Getting ready for the SDK; 10.2 Introducing Objective-C; 10.3 Introducing the iPhone OS; 10.4 The iPhone OS’s methods; 10.5 Summary
11 Using Xcode: 11.1 Introducing Xcode; 11.2 Creating a first project in Xcode: Hello, World!; 11.3 Creating a new class in Xcode; 11.4 Other Xcode functionality; 11.5 Summary
12 Using Interface Builder: 12.1 An introduction to Interface Builder; 12.2 Creating a first project in Interface Builder: pictures and the web; 12.3 Building connections in Interface Builder; 12.4 Other Interface Builder functionality; 12.5 Summary
13 Creating basic view controllers: 13.1 The view controller family; 13.2 The bare view controller; 13.3 The table view controller; 13.4 Summary
14 Monitoring events and actions: 14.1 An introduction to events; 14.2 A touching example: the event reporter; 14.3 Other event functionality; 14.4 An introduction to actions; 14.5 Adding a button to an application; 14.6 Other action functionality; 14.7 Introducing notifications; 14.8 Summary
15 Creating advanced view controllers: 15.1 The tab bar view controller; 15.2 The navigation controller; 15.3 Using the flipside controller; 15.4 Modal view controllers; 15.5 Summary

Part 4 Programming with the SDK Toolkit

16 Data: actions, preferences, files, SQLite, and addresses: 16.1 Accepting user actions; 16.2 Maintaining user preferences; 16.3 Opening files; 16.4 Using SQLite; 16.5 Accessing the Address Book; 16.6 Summary
17 Positioning: accelerometers and location: 17.1 The accelerometer and orientation; 17.2 The accelerometer and movement; 17.3 The accelerometer and gestures; 17.4 All about Core Location; 17.5 Summary
18 Media: images and sounds: 18.1 An introduction to images; 18.2 Drawing simple images with Core Graphics; 18.3 Accessing photos; 18.4 Collage: an image example; 18.5 Using the Media Player framework; 18.6 Playing sounds manually; 18.7 Summary
19 Graphics: Quartz, Core Animation, and OpenGL: 19.1 An introduction to Quartz 2D; 19.2 The Quartz context; 19.3 Drawing paths; 19.4 Setting the graphic state; 19.5 Advanced drawing in Quartz; 19.6 Drawing on a picture: an example; 19.7 An introduction to Core Animation; 19.8 An introduction to OpenGL; 19.9 Summary
20 The web: web views and internet protocols: 20.1 The hierarchy of the internet; 20.2 Low-level networking; 20.3 Working with URLs; 20.4 Using UIWebView; 20.5 Parsing XML; 20.6 POSTing to the web; 20.7 Accessing the social web; 20.8 Summary