Project 33: What's that Whistle?
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Project 33: What's that Whistle? 관련
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Project 33: What's that Whistle?
Build a crowd-sourced song recognition app using Apple's free platform as a service: CloudKit.
Description
Build a crowd-sourced song recognition app using Apple's free platform as a service: CloudKit.
Setting up | Hacking with iOS
Setting up
Recording from the microphone with AVAudioRecorder | Hacking with iOS
Recording from the microphone with AVAudioRecorder
Animating UIStackView subview layout | Hacking with iOS
Animating UIStackView subview layout
Writing to iCloud with CloudKit: CKRecord and CKAsset | Hacking with iOS
Writing to iCloud with CloudKit: CKRecord and CKAsset
A hands-on guide to the CloudKit dashboard | Hacking with iOS
A hands-on guide to the CloudKit dashboard
Reading from iCloud with CloudKit: CKQueryOperation and NSPredicate | Hacking with iOS
Reading from iCloud with CloudKit: CKQueryOperation and NSPredicate
Working with CloudKit records: CKRecord.Reference, fetch(withRecordID:), and save() | Hacking with iOS
Working with CloudKit records: CKRecord.Reference, fetch(withRecordID:), and save()
Delivering notifications with CloudKit push messages: CKQuerySubscription | Hacking with iOS
Delivering notifications with CloudKit push messages: CKQuerySubscription
Wrap up | Hacking with iOS
Wrap up
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