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CFHipsterRef: Low-Level Programming on iOS & Mac OS X
From Mattt Thompson, the creator of NSHipster.com and author of NSHipster: Obscure Topics in Objective-C, comes a new book about low-level programming on iOS & Mac OS X.
Perfect for intermediate and expert developers wanting to take a deeper dive into advanced topics, CFHipsterRef: Low-Level Programming on iOS & Mac OS X covers the core technologies powering Cocoa, Objective-C, and the operating system itself, including:
Kernel
Objective-C Runtime
Clang
OSAtomic
Grand Central Dispatch
Inter-Process Communication
CoreServices
ImageI/O
Accelerate
Security
SystemConfiguration
International Components for Unicode
DictionaryServices
Xcode Toolchain
Third-Party Tools
CocoaPods
Perfect for intermediate and expert developers wanting to take a deeper dive into advanced topics, CFHipsterRef: Low-Level Programming on iOS & Mac OS X covers the core technologies powering Cocoa, Objective-C, and the operating system itself, including:
Kernel
Objective-C Runtime
Clang
OSAtomic
Grand Central Dispatch
Inter-Process Communication
CoreServices
ImageI/O
Accelerate
Security
SystemConfiguration
International Components for Unicode
DictionaryServices
Xcode Toolchain
Third-Party Tools
CocoaPods
236 pages, ebook
First published June 4, 2014
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May 26, 2015
Interesting book about low-level technologies behind OSX/iOS.
Worth reading for every iOS dev, I think. And worth keeping this book for further reference.
Worth reading for every iOS dev, I think. And worth keeping this book for further reference.
August 29, 2016
Good as a quick reference to study what is possible on a low-level. Certainly is not a complete guide or tutorial on how to do something (don't expect that).
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