Beginning & Advanced Native Application Development For iPhone Using iOS 6 SDK

Web apps definitely have their advantages. They can run on any browser, tap server resources that are way more powerful than your device and are not tied down to a native look, so they can come in all shapes and sizes.


Native application development is still alive and well. Native apps run locally, even if you’re offline, and even if the developer quits supporting the app, hey, it can still run as long as you keep it on your device. Native apps are more effective at integrating the unique capabilities of the mobile device into the application, such as the GPS, Contact List, Camera and Voice Recorder.

Beginning & Advanced Native Application Development For iPhone Using iOS 6 Fiel Guhit, Lead Mobile Engineer at ChowNow, takes us on a journey into the world of iOS development. Feil will discuss:

Modern Objective-C
Memory management and ARC
Design patterns
Frameworks for rapid application design
Interface Builder
Native vs. HTML 5

Advanced Topics

Instruments

Asynchronous design patterns

iOS security

Multi-target app management and deployment

iOS 6 features (Storyboards, Autolayout, Passbook, Collection Views, Social)



Fiel oversees and manages ChowNow’s entire library of custom mobile applications developed for its clients. He has an extensive background in technology which includes:
iOS Engineer PlayUp USA, LLC. Consultant - Mobile Game/Application Developer InterushMobile Application Developer Local.com Project Lead and Developer SarfieSoftware EngineerAtomRain This is another great meetup you don’t want to miss. All Are Welcome! Admission to the meeting is FREE! FREE food and refreshments are provided! As usual, there will be great raffle prizes!

This meeting is in building 100, room 1 E13 Enter the Honda campus on the west side, off of Van ness street. Turn east on Central street will take you on to the campus. Turn right at the first street once on the campus. Building 100 is the large building on the south side of the campus with HONDA on it in large red letters. Park and enter on the south side of building 100.