gvaish/hpios

High Performance iOS Apps

This repository contains the code for the app accompanying the book - High Performance iOS Apps.

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Building the app

You will need Cocoapods 1.0.0 or later to install the dependencies.

$ git clone https://github.com/gvaish/hpios.git
$ cd high-performance-ios-apps/src
$ pod install
$ open HighPerformance.xcworkspace

Enjoy!

Related Links

• iTunes App Store: http://apple.co/28WvC7N
• Print: http://amzn.to/24NEg9f
• Digital: http://amzn.to/28Yl9He

ToC of the Book

1. Performance in Mobile Apps: The aspects of an app that we want to optimize, and the parameters that we want to measure.
2. Memory Management: Memory management model, object reference types and best practices for design patterns that impact memory consumption.
3. Energy: Minimizing energy consumption.
4. Concurrent Programming: GCD, Threads, Operation Queues. And did I say GCD?
5. Application Lifecycle: Lifecycle events and how to use them effectively for better resource management.
6. User Interface: Optimizing your views - UILabel, UIButton, UITableView, UICollectionView, UIImageView, custom views. Composite Views. Direct Drawing.
7. Network: HTTP vs HTTPS, DNS lookgup and latencies. Data formats - JSON, Protobuf et al. Data compression. And more.
8. Data Sharing: Deep Linking, Pasteboards, Document Interaction. App Extensions.
9. Security: Access, Network security, local storage, data sharing. And their impact on performance.
10. Testing and Release: Unit testing, Functional testing, Performance testing. Dependency Injection, Isolation and Mocking. Continuous Integration.
11. Tools: Accessibility Inspector, Instruments, Xcode View Debugger, Charles proxy. And a bonus tool in the book.
12. Instrumentation and Analytics: Planning, Implementation, Deployment. Instrumentation vs Analytics. Real User Monitoring (RUM).
13. iOS 9: Universal Links, Search. Updates in UIKit framework. Safari Services framework. New extensions - content blocker, spotlight index. Whole new ecosystem of app thining - slicing, on-demand resources, bitcode.