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Jesse Feiler is a developer and author. He has been an Apple developer since 1985 and has worked with mobile devices starting with Apple's Newton and continuing with the iOS products (iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad). His books include Sams Teach Yourself Core Data in 24 Hours, Sams Teach Yourself Objective-C in 24 Hours, and FileMaker Pro in Depth (all from Sams Publishing), and iWork for Dummies (Wiley). He is the author of Minutes Machine, the meeting management software for iPad, as well as the Saranac River Trail app for iPhone and iPad. Both are available on the App Store; there are more details at champlainarts.com. Jesse can be reached at northcountryconsulting.com.
Introduction
Part I. Introducing iCloud
Chapter 1. Exploring iCloud: The User Experience
Chapter 2. Making the Magic Happen: How Developers Do It
Part II.Using the APIs
Chapter 3. Introducing the APIs
Chapter 4. Using the Address Book API
Chapter 5. Working with the Calendar API
Chapter 6. Managing Privacy
Part III. Using the Technologies
Chapter 7. What is KVC?
Chapter 8. Using Property Lists
Chapter 9. Managing Persistent Storage with Core Data
Chapter 10. Adding Data to App Bundles and Resources
Chapter 11. Unraveling the Special Case of Data-Based Widgets for iBooks Author and Dashboard
Chapter 12. Moving data back and forth
Chapter 13. Comparing the Technologies
Part IV.Using iCloud, Documents and Data
Chapter 14. Managing Sandboxes, Permissions, Privileges, Containers, and Entitlements
Chapter 15. Working with iOS Documents
Chapter 16. Working with OSX Documents
Chapter 17. Working with App Libraries
Chapter 18. Making the Roundtrip: iOS-OS X and Back
Chapter 19. Making a Sidetrip: Multiple Devices on a Network and Multiple Versions
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