Introduction to UIKit

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing
your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.
UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing
your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.
UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing
your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.
UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.

UIKit is a framework provided by Apple to construct and manage a graphical, event-driven user

interface for iOS or tvOS applications. It provides the window and view architecture for implementing

your interface, the event handling infrastructure for delivering Multi-Touch and other types of input to

your app, and the main run loop needed to manage interactions among the user, the system, and

your app.