EasyBrowser
Level 3, Five Lessons
Introduce students to WebKit, and show them how to integrate a UIWebView within their apps. Practice using delegates, delegation and protocols to implement app behavior.
The Finished App
Familiarize yourself with the project, and demonstrate the app students will build.
Lesson 1
Demonstrate how one app can bring another app to the foreground using specific URLs, as a vehicle for practicing optional binding.
Lesson 2
Demonstrate the web view component, and how it can display web content within an app interface. Practice applying Auto Layout constraints.
Lesson 3
Introduce toolbars and other controls, revealing opportunities to adjust Auto Layout constraints. Using a text field, introduce the different keyboard types that afford different types of user input.
Lesson 4
Emphasize delegates, delegation and protocols, particularly for handling text field interaction.
Lesson 5
Demonstrate how some interface element behaviors may be bound directly to other interface elements.
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