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    Table of Contents : Extended
    Introduction
    About this book
    Introducing the third edition
    What you need
    Who this book is for
    How to use this book
    Book overview
    Book source code and forums
    Book updates
    License
    Acknowledgments
    About the cover
    Chapter 1: Hello, Apple Watch!
    Getting started
    Hello, World!
    Setting label text in code
    Emoji!
    Casting emoji fortunes
    Refreshing the fortune
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 2: Designing Great Watch Apps
    Glanceable, Actionable, Responsive
    API Overview
    Interaction considerations
    Visual design considerations
    Apps in the App Store
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 3: Architecture
    Exploring the Watch
    Introducing WatchKit
    WatchKit apps
    WatchKit classes
    The dock
    Notifications
    Complications
    New in watchOS 4
    WatchKit limitations
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 4: UI Controls
    Getting started
    The timer object
    Using a label and buttons to control weight
    Using a slider object to control doneness
    Integrating the timer
    Interacting with scrolling
    Using the switch to change units
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 5: Pickers
    Getting started
    Picker display styles
    Your first picker
    A sequence-style picker
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 6: Layout
    Getting started
    Understanding layout in WatchKit
    Laying it all out
    Collecting metadata
    Laying out buttons
    Dynamic layouts
    Screen Autorotation
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 7: Tables
    Tables in WatchKit
    Getting started
    Getting directions
    Creating multiple sections
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 8: Navigation
    Getting around in WatchKit
    Getting started
    A modally-presented, paged-based palette
    Pushing a child controller
    Using menus
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 9: Digital Crown and Gesture Recognizers
    Getting started
    Listening to the Digital Crown
    Gestures
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 10: Snapshot API
    Getting started
    The Dock
    Snapshot API
    Working with snapshots
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 11: Networking
    Getting started
    Calling the web service
    Getting a table of data
    Populating the table
    Fetching a chart
    Displaying the chart
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 12: Animation
    Getting started
    Animation overview
    Animations in practice
    Animated images: a paradox?
    Above and beyond
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 13: CloudKit
    Getting started
    CloudKit: an aerial view
    Watch app vs iOS app
    Adding CloudKit to the Watch app
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 14: Notifications
    Getting started
    Creating a custom notification
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 15: Complications
    A new category of interaction
    Getting started
    Adding a complication
    Complication families
    Creating the data source
    Including a complication bundle
    Launching from a complication
    Complication templates
    Data providers
    Providing a sample template
    Timeline entries
    Providing a timeline entry
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 16: Watch Connectivity
    Getting started
    Setting up Watch Connectivity
    Device-to-device communication
    iPhone-to-Watch communication
    Watch-to-iPhone communication
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 17: Audio Recording
    Getting started
    Audio playback
    Building an audio player
    Background audio playback
    Recording audio
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 18: Interactive Animation with SpriteKit and SceneKit
    Getting started
    Introducing SpriteKit and SceneKit
    Migrating from iOS
    Animating a ring chart
    SceneKit
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 19: Advanced Watch Connectivity
    Getting started
    User info transfers
    Interactive messaging
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 20: Advanced Complications
    Getting started
    Traveling through time
    Keeping your data current
    Privacy in complications
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 21: Handoff Video Playback
    Getting started
    Playing video
    Making custom interface
    Handoff
    Configuring activity types
    User activities
    A quick end-to-end Handoff
    Handoff state restoration
    Stopping the broadcast
    Versioning support
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 22: Core Motion
    Getting started
    Core Motion on iPhone
    Core Motion on Apple Watch
    Using Watch pedometer data
    Supplying the app with information
    Handling pedometer data
    Replacing the starter simulation code
    Running the apps on your devices
    Starting a new day
    Using the historical accelerometer
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 23: HealthKit
    Getting started
    Asking for permission
    Creating workout sessions
    Saving a workout
    Displaying data while working out
    Saving the sample data
    Handling Pause or Resume
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 24: Core Location
    Getting started
    Coordination
    Optimizations
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 25: Core Bluetooth
    Getting started
    What is Core Bluetooth?
    watchOS vs iOS
    Building the Watch app
    Best practices
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 26: Localization
    Getting started
    Internationalizing your app
    Language-specific thoughts
    Adding a language
    Separating text from code
    Formatting values
    Running a language scheme
    Localizing the app
    Previewing the localization
    Where to go from here?
    Chapter 27: Accessibility
    Getting started
    Assistive technology overview
    WatchKit Accessibility API overview
    Adding accessibility to your app
    Where to go from here?
    Conclusion
    watchOS by Tutorials watchOS by Tutorials Third Edition Ehab Amer, Scott Atkinson, Soheil Azarpour, Matthew Morey, Ben Morrow, Audrey Tam & Jack Wu Copyright ©2017 Razeware LLC. Notice of Rights All rights reserved. No part of this book or corresponding materials (such as text, images, or source code) may be reproduced or distributed by any means without prior written permission of the copyright owner. Notice of Liability This book and all corresponding materials (such as source code) are provided on an “as is” basis, without warranty of any kind, express of implied, including but not limited to the warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and noninfringement. In no event shall the authors or copyright holders be liable for any claim, damages or other liability, whether in action of contract, tort or otherwise, arising from, out of or in connection with the software or the use of other dealing in the software. Trademarks All trademarks and registered trademarks appearing in this book are the property of their own respective owners. raywenderlich.com 2
    watchOS by Tutorials Dedications "To my supporting parents. And to my love, thank you for always being there for me." — Ehab Amer "To my amazing wife and family, who encourage me to never stop." — Jack Wu "To Kerri, my beautiful and supportive wife, who gave me my Mac and encouraged me to do something different." — Scott Atkinson "To my lovely, always supportive wife Elnaz, our son Kian and my parents." — Soheil Azarpour "To my amazing wife Tricia and my parents - Thanks for always supporting me." — Matthew Morey "For Dad, who has my back, through times think and thin." — Ben Morrow "To my parents and teachers, who set me on the path that led me to the here and now." — Audrey Tam raywenderlich.com 3
    watchOS by Tutorials About the authors Ehab Amer is a software developer in Cairo, Egypt. In the day, he leads mobile development teams create cool apps, In his spare time he spends dozens of hours improving his imagination and finger reflexes playing computer games... or at the gym! Scott Atkinson lives in Alexandria, VA with his wife, Kerri, and daughter, Evelyn. In his day job, he is a software developer at Capital One. When not writing software, he spends time rowing on the Potomac river or exploring new restaurants and cooking great food. Soheil Azarpour is an engineer, developer, author, creator, husband and father. He enjoys bicycling, boating and playing the piano. He lives in Merrimack, NH, and creates iOS apps both professionally and independently. Matthew Morey is an engineer, author, hacker, creator and tinkerer. As an active member of the iOS community and CTO at MJD Interactive he has led numerous successful mobile projects worldwide. When not developing apps he enjoys traveling, snowboarding, and surfing. He blogs about technology and business at matthewmorey.com. matthewmorey.com. Ben Morrow delights in discovering the unspoken nature of the world. He'll tell you the surprising bits while on a walk. He produces beauty by drawing out the raw wisdom that exists within each of us. Audrey Tam retired in 2012 from a 25yr career as a computer science academic. Her teaching included many programming languages, as well as UI design and evaluation. Before moving to Australia, she worked on Fortran and PL/1 simulation software at IBM. Audrey now teaches iOS app development to non-programmers. raywenderlich.com 4
    watchOS by Tutorials Jack Wu has built dozens of iOS apps and enjoys it very much. Outside of work, Jack enjoys coding on the beach, coding by the pool, and sometimes just having a quick code in the park. About the editors Antonio Bello is a tech editor of this book. Antonio is a veteran code writer who started tapping on keyboards when memory was measured in bytes instead of gigabytes, storage was an optional add-on, and the most used language was BASIC. Today he loves developing iOS apps, writing node.js backends, and he never misses a chance to learn something new. He finds Swift a very expressive language, and still thinks Objective-C is great and unconventional. Chris Belanger is the editor of this book. Chris is the Book Team Lead and Lead Editor for raywenderlich.com. He was a developer for nearly 20 years in various fields from e-health to aerial surveillance to industrial controls. If there are words to wrangle or a paragraph to ponder, he‘s on the case. When he kicks back, you can usually find Chris with guitar in hand, looking for the nearest beach. Twitter: @crispytwit. Soheil Azarpour is the final pass editor of this book. Soheil is an engineer, developer, author, creator, husband and father. He enjoys bicycling, boating and playing the piano. He lives in Merrimack, NH, and creates iOS apps both professionally and independently. raywenderlich.com 5
    watchOS by Tutorials Table of Contents: Overview Introduction Chapter 1: Hello, Apple Watch! Chapter 2: Designing Great Watch Apps Chapter 3: Architecture Chapter 4: UI Controls Chapter 5: Pickers Chapter 6: Layout Chapter 7: Tables Chapter 8: Navigation Chapter 9: Digital Crown and Gesture Recognizers Chapter 10: Snapshot API Chapter 11: Networking Chapter 12: Animation Chapter 13: CloudKit Chapter 14: Notifications Chapter 15: Complications Chapter 16: Watch Connectivity Chapter 17: Audio Recording ........................................................... .................................... ........................................ .......................................... ............................................ ..................................... .................................. .......................... ................................ raywenderlich.com ............................................................. .............................. ............... .......................................... ............................................ ................................................ .................................................. .................................................. ........................................... 16 26 45 61 80 100 116 136 156 173 195 216 236 258 280 296 314 331 6
    watchOS by Tutorials Chapter 18: Interactive Animation with SpriteKit and SceneKit ........................................................ Chapter 19: Advanced Watch Connectivity ......... ................ Chapter 20: Advanced Complications Chapter 21: Handoff Video Playback .................. ...................................... Chapter 22: Core Motion .......................................... Chapter 23: HealthKit ................................... Chapter 24: Core Location Chapter 25: Core Bluetooth ................................. ...................................... Chapter 26: Localization Chapter 27: Accessibility ...................................... ............................................................ Conclusion 346 371 384 400 421 439 459 479 496 517 535 raywenderlich.com 7
    watchOS by Tutorials Table of Contents: Extended Introduction About this book Introducing the third edition What you need Who this book is for How to use this book Book overview Book source code and forums Book updates License Acknowledgments About the cover Chapter 1: Hello, Apple Watch! Getting started Hello, World! Setting label text in code Emoji! Casting emoji fortunes Refreshing the fortune Where to go from here? Chapter 2: Designing Great Watch Apps Glanceable, Actionable, Responsive API Overview Interaction considerations Visual design considerations Apps in the App Store Where to go from here? Chapter 3: Architecture Exploring the Watch ............................................................. .................................................................................... ................................................................ ..................................................................................... ............................................................................. ........................................................................... ...................................................................................... ............................................................ ...................................................................................... ................................................................................................ ............................................................................... ................................................................................... .............................. .................................................................................... ........................................................................................ ..................................................................... ................................................................................................... ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ...................................................................... ............... ................................................... ....................................................................................... ................................................................... ............................................................... ......................................................................... ...................................................................... .......................................... ............................................................................. 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 23 23 24 24 25 26 27 31 34 35 36 39 43 45 46 52 53 55 58 60 61 61 raywenderlich.com 8
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