Ask HN: What is the must have iOS book for the modern developer.
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I think the Big Nerd Ranch book covers (at some level) the broad spectrum of iOS. It may have some "beginner" feel but it wasn't one of those books where it goes over simple language constructs for half of the content. I read it about 6 months ago and I felt it met my needs.
http://www.bignerdranch.com/book/ios_programming_the_big_ner...
http://www.bignerdranch.com/book/ios_programming_the_big_ner...
Anything with iOS 7 in the title. Definitely stay away from any books before iOS6 because there have been a lot of changes since the boom days of iOS books.
Not sure why you want to stick with community practice though. Who says the community is doing things the right way?
Check out "Functional Reactive Programming on iOS" for a more modern take on programming in general and how you can leverage it to make iOS apps.
Not sure why you want to stick with community practice though. Who says the community is doing things the right way?
Check out "Functional Reactive Programming on iOS" for a more modern take on programming in general and how you can leverage it to make iOS apps.
There are so many great guides on https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/navigation/, that you shouldn't look for any book. I highly recommend WWDC materials as well. Up to date stuff and really well presented.
Something that's pretty up to date with modern iOS community practices, too, ideally.