iBeacon: Getting Started: A brief iOS tutorial in Swift
Book Details
Author(s)Will Dages
ISBN / ASINB00X2S3DF6
ISBN-13978B00X2S3DF7
Sales Rank1,514,185
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
This book was created from my blog post on http://willd.me, titled "Getting Started with iBeacon: A Swift Tutorial." The same information in the blog post is found in this eBook, and is being provided as an alternate way to follow the tutorial.
All the content in this book is freely available in my blog post, so by purchasing this eBook you are simply supporting me and the work I put into this tutorial. This eBook is also offered for free on LeanPub. I wanted to expose it to searches on Amazon, but I am not able to offer it for free on this platform.
*Requirements*
* Xcode 6 or newer, so you can write in Swift.
* A BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) iOS device (iPhone 4S or newer, iPod touch 5th gen or newer, iPad 3 or newer, or iPad mini) running iOS8 or later (just because we're writing in Swift). Note: make sure Bluetooth is also turned on. You must use a real device (the Simulator cannot detect beacons)
* Beacons. I'm using Estimote beacons, but you can use anything you'd like. You can even download an app that will turn your device into a beacon, but it will need to be a different device than the one you're running this demo on. The tutorial will work best with 2 or more.
All the content in this book is freely available in my blog post, so by purchasing this eBook you are simply supporting me and the work I put into this tutorial. This eBook is also offered for free on LeanPub. I wanted to expose it to searches on Amazon, but I am not able to offer it for free on this platform.
*Requirements*
* Xcode 6 or newer, so you can write in Swift.
* A BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) iOS device (iPhone 4S or newer, iPod touch 5th gen or newer, iPad 3 or newer, or iPad mini) running iOS8 or later (just because we're writing in Swift). Note: make sure Bluetooth is also turned on. You must use a real device (the Simulator cannot detect beacons)
* Beacons. I'm using Estimote beacons, but you can use anything you'd like. You can even download an app that will turn your device into a beacon, but it will need to be a different device than the one you're running this demo on. The tutorial will work best with 2 or more.
