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Developing Enterprise iOS Applications

James Turner

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English
O'Reilly Media
13 January 2012
iOS development is a real pleasure, that is until you have to try and integrate the freewheeling development style of iOS with the realities of enterprise software deployment.

This book leads you through the steps needed to create successful applications in the enterprise, both for internal consumption and sale to end users.

You'll learn the pitfalls of concurrent project development, how to interface Objective-C applications to legacy backend systems, how to create unit tests and code metrics, how to implement automated XCode builds, and more.

The Apple App Store is a great marketplace, but do you know how it can bite enterprise developers in the rear?

How do you maintain iOS applications for the long term?

If you are developing iOS applications in a corporate setting, you need to read this book.

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Imprint:   O'Reilly Media
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 250mm,  Width: 150mm,  Spine: 15mm
Weight:   666g
ISBN:   9781449311483
ISBN 10:   1449311482
Pages:   114
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Audience:   General/trade
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

"James Turner is a freelance journalist and developer who has most recently spent more than a year developing an enterprise iOS application for a major software ISV. He is a contributing editor for oreilly.com, and has written for publications as diverse as the Christian Science Monitor, Processor, Linuxworld Magazine, Developer.com and WIRED Magazine. In addition to his shorter writing, he has also written two books on Java Web Development (""MySQL & JSP Web Applications"" and ""Struts: Kick Start""). He is the former Senior Editor of LinuxWorld Magazine and Senior Contributing Editor for Linux Today. He has also spent more than 25 years as a software engineer and system administrator, and currently works as a Senior Software Engineer for a company in the Boston area. His past employers have included the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Xerox AI Systems, Solbourne Computer, Interleaf, the Christian Science Monitor and contracting positions at BBN and Fidelity Investments. He is a committer on the Apache Jakarta Struts project and served as the Struts 1.1B3 release manager. He lives in a 200 year old Colonial farmhouse in Derry, NH along with his wife and son. He is an open water diver and instrument-rated private pilot, as well as an avid science fiction fan."

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