Beginning Reactive Programming with Swift: Using RxSwift, Amazon Web Services, and JSON with iOS and macOS

 Table of ContentsAbout the AuthorAbout the Technical ReviewerIntroductionPart I: Building Composite Apps with SwiftChapter 1: Building Blocks: Projects, Workspaces, Extensions, Delegates, and FrameworksComponent Architecture OverviewLooking at the iOS and macOS Building BlocksExtensionsDelegates and ProtocolsFrameworksBuilding with the Building BlocksUsing a WorkspaceBuilding with Combinations of Building BlocksCommand-Line IntegrationSummaryChapter 2: Using CocoaPodsInstall CocoaPodsCreate a Simple App (Single-View App)SummaryPart II: Using Codable Data with Swift and iOSChapter 3: Reading and Writing JSON DataIdentifying Data That Needs to Be SharedConsidering Security for Sharing DataThe Challenges of Sharing DataIdentifying Data ElementsManaging Inconsistent Data TypesExploring the Document and Structure IssuesLooking at JSONUsing JSON—The BasicsSummaryChapter 4: Using JSON Data with SwiftGetting Started with a JSON Swift PlaygroundUsing the JSON Integration Tools in SwiftIntegrating a Swift ArrayIntegrating a Swift DictionarySummaryPart III: Integrating Facebook LoginsChapter 5: Setting Up a Facebook Account with iOSBeginning to Explore the Facebook iOS SDKLooking at the Components of the Facebook iOS SDKSummaryChapter 6: Managing Facebook LoginsBeginning the Facebook SDK Login ProcessProviding Basic iOS/Facebook IntegrationConnecting the iOS app to your Facebook AppSummaryChapter 7: Adding a Facebook Login to an iOS AppStarting to Integrate the Facebook SDK with an iOS appDownload the Facebook SDK for SwiftAdding Frameworks and Functionality to Your Facebook AppEnhancing Your AppSummaryPart IV: Storing Data in Amazon Web ServicesChapter 8: Working with Amazon Web Services and CocoaComparing ComponentsUsing AWS with CocoaSharing Data with OthersUsing Data Across PlatformsPlaying to Your StrengthsPlaying to Your Users’ ExpectationsExploring AWSGetting Started with AWSComparing Cocoa and AWS Products for Data ManagementSummaryChapter 9: Managing AWS LoginsLooking at AWS Accounts and the Root UserCreating OrganizationsWorking with IAMIntegrating AWS with XcodeSummaryChapter 10: Beginning an AWS ProjectSetting Up the iOS AppSetting Up the iOS ProjectExploring the DocumentationCreating a ProjectSetting Up the Back EndAdd the PodsSummaryPart V: Using RxSwiftChapter 11: Getting Into CodeGetting StartedInstalling RxSwift from GitHubUsing the RxSwift PlaygroundLooking at a Formatted PlaygroundSummaryChapter 12: Thinking ReactivelyWhat Are We Developing?Approaches to ProgrammingProgramming ParadigmsStructural ParadigmsOperational ParadigmsDesign PatternsProcessing ConfigurationsIntroducing Reactive ProgrammingFocusing on ReactiveXSummaryChapter 13: Exploring the Basic RxCodeOverview of ReactiveX/RxSwift–Xcode IntegrationStart from the RxSwift DownloadExplore the Workspace and PlaygroundAdding a Project to the RxSwift DownloadBuilding Your RxSwift-enhanced ProjectModify the ProjectSummaryChapter 14: Build a ReactiveX/RxSwift AppSetting Up the ProjectAdd ReactiveXBuild RxCocoa and RxSwiftAdd RxSwift and RxCocoa to Your ProjectVerify the SyntaxBuilding the StoryboardAdding the UITableView Code and DelegateImplementing the ReactiveX Search BarReviewing the CodeSummaryIndex