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by Jon Manning and Paris Buttfield-Addison
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Apple has given developers a lot of toys to play with, and a lot of new things to learn over the past few years: iPhone, iPad, Swift, and now the Apple Watch. Weve been using Swift to build OS X and iOS apps for nearly a year (and enjoying every moment of it), but now we can also use it to build apps for a tiny wrist-mounted computerthe kind of science-fiction gadget that we used to dream about as kids is now reality! We cant wait to see the apps people create for the Apple Watch.
This book introduces the basic components available to developers who want to build apps for the Apple Watch. If youre already familiar with Swift, this book has all the basics you need to get familiar with the fundamentals of Apple Watch development. If youre in the middle of learning Swift from another book or video series, this book provides an excellent resource to move to once youre familiar with Swift and ready to tackle the Apple Watch.
We hope you enjoy learning the basics of Apple Watch development with this book!
This book assumes that you already know how to use Swift. If youve worked through any other Swift-based book available from OReilly, like Learning Swift, you should be good to go with this book.
We assume that youre a relatively capable programmer who is happy and confident navigating around OS X, Xcode, and iOS, but we dont assume you know how to program for the Apple Watch (thats what this book is for!)
In this book, well be discussing the basics of using Apples WatchKit framework to build watchOS apps. Well be coding in Swift, Apples newest programming language.
Here is a concise breakdown of the material each chapter covers:
reviews what the Apple Watch isand what it isnt. We discuss how and why people might interact with your Apple Watch app, the life cycle of an app, and how it interacts with the users iPhone. We also briefly touch on design contraints and UI controls available for use in your Apple Watch apps.
teaches you how to build an Apple Watch app and its iOS counterpart. We talk about adding controls, working with multiple screens in your app, and sharing data with iOS apps.
discusses glances, the non-interactive component of Apple Watch apps that provides glanceable information to users. We will also demonstrate how to build a simple glance.
covers notifications and the Apple Watch. We discuss creating, presenting, and customizing notifications, as well as how to test notifications and connect them to your interface controller(s).
discusses complications, which let you embed small information displays directly into the watch face to provide timely information to the user.
The following typographical conventions are used in this book:
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