Learn iOS8 and Swift App Programming

Learn iOS8 and Swift App Programming, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.6, with 115 lectures, based on 59 reviews, and has 4248 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the fundamentals of Swift, the new programming language from Apple Become and expert in App development with iOS8 Learn by example by walking you through real live projects step by step Bonus of additional training lectures in future! This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners and advanced level developers who want to learn the new and trending Swift and iOS8 or Anyone who want to learn the basics of coding and building apps It is particularly useful for Beginners and advanced level developers who want to learn the new and trending Swift and iOS8 or Anyone who want to learn the basics of coding and building apps .

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Summary

Title: Learn iOS8 and Swift App Programming

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.6

Number of Lectures: 115

Number of Published Lectures: 115

Number of Curriculum Items: 115

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 115

Original Price: $84.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn the fundamentals of Swift, the new programming language from Apple

Become and expert in App development with iOS8

Learn by example by walking you through real live projects step by step

Bonus of additional training lectures in future!

Who Should Attend

Beginners and advanced level developers who want to learn the new and trending Swift and iOS8

Anyone who want to learn the basics of coding and building apps

Target Audiences

Beginners and advanced level developers who want to learn the new and trending Swift and iOS8

Anyone who want to learn the basics of coding and building apps

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iOS 8 offers amazing new possibilities for iPhone and iPad developers. However, you will need to learn entirely new design and development techniques in order to take full advantage of the new system and APIs.

In our brand new iOS 8 and Swift Programming Course our Head Tutor, Rick “the iGuru” – will teach you ALL these new techniques, in a complete step by step system.

This iOS8 with Swift App Programming Course is designed to involve you in a high degree of training. You will be provided with source codes and assignments along with the lectures so that you get a sound understanding and grip of the concepts you will be learning.

This course introduces you to the basics of iOS8 and Swift App development and is a course is for beginners and advanced level coders.

This course is designed by seasoned experts and tutors who know exactly how to present the course subjects in a systematic step by step manner.

All topics are easy to learn and presented in digestible short 10 to 15 minute videos with real world examples, demos and exercises.

We continue to put a TON of time and effort in preparing this course and adding new material every week.

This is by far the best and most high quality iPhone Programming Training Video Course that we have released.

Approximately 25 hours of High Quality Video Training, Source Code, Workbooks and Exercises – taught over 16 sequential Units.

Section 1 and 2– The Swift primer along with Swift programming language: variables and constants, types, control structures, arrays and dictionaries, optionals, functions, and enumerations.

Section 3 – The Swift programming language: structs and classes, stored and calculated properties, property observers, methods.

Section 4 – Setting up view layouts in Interface Builder, using constraints, Intro to view controllers.

Section 5 – Hierarchies of view controllers using tab bar and navigation controllers.

Section 6 – All about table view controllers: standard and custom cells, how to respond to a user tap on a cell, indexing a table view, grouped table views, headers and footers.

Section 7 – Using SQLite to store structured data in an app.

Section 8 – Simple threading using NSThread, more complex threading using operations and operation queues, and Grand Central Dispatch.

Section 9 – Using hardware sensors: accelerometer, gyro-meter, location services, etc.

Section 10 – Intro to the HealthKit API

– Upcoming Sections –

Section 11 – Recording and playing back audio and video, including a discussion of the camera API and taking still photos.

Section 12 – View drawing, views and layers in detail, core graphics and core animation.

Section 13 – SpriteKit: a 2D graphics library that incorporates physics.

Section 14 – SceneKit for iOS: a high level 3D rendering framework, now available to iOS developers.

Section 15 – Metal: a low level 3D graphics framework that is up to 10 times faster than equivalent OpenGL – ES code.

Section 16 – Best practices for app design, development, and unit testing.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The Swift Primer

Lecture 1: Swift Primer Demo 1 with Source Code

Lecture 2: Swift Primer Demo 2 with Source Code

Lecture 3: Swift Primer Demo 3 with Source Code

Lecture 4: Swift Primer Demo 4

Lecture 5: Swift Primer Demo 5 with Source Code

Lecture 6: Hello Swift with Source Code

Chapter 2: The Swift Programming Language – Part I

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Variables & Constants

Lecture 3: Variables and Constants Demo with Source Code

Lecture 4: Optionals

Lecture 5: Optionals Demo with Source Code

Lecture 6: Functions

Lecture 7: Functions Demo with Source Code

Lecture 8: Arrays and Tuples

Lecture 9: Arrays and Tuples Demo with Source Code

Lecture 10: Dictionaries

Lecture 11: Dictionaries Demo with Source Code

Lecture 12: Closures

Lecture 13: Closures Demo with Source Code

Lecture 14: Assignment Section 1

Chapter 3: The Swift Programming Language – Part II

Lecture 1: Enumerations

Lecture 2: Enumeration Demo with Source Code

Lecture 3: Overview : Classes and Structures

Lecture 4: Properties

Lecture 5: Methods

Lecture 6: Structures Demo with Source Code

Lecture 7: Class Demo with Source Code

Lecture 8: Mutators Demo with Source Code

Lecture 9: Inheritance Demo with Source Code

Lecture 10: Other Swift Topics

Lecture 11: Protocols and Subscripts Demo with Source Code

Lecture 12: Assignment Section 2

Chapter 4: Setting Up View Layouts in Interface Builder

Lecture 1: AutoLayout, size classes, and constraints

Lecture 2: Views and view controllers

Lecture 3: Views and view controllers – Demo with Source Code

Lecture 4: Dynamic View Demo with Source Code

Lecture 5: Segues Overview

Lecture 6: Simple segue demo with Source Code

Lecture 7: Segueing with data

Lecture 8: Data segue demo with Source Code

Lecture 9: Assignment Section 3

Chapter 5: Hierarchies of View Controllers

Lecture 1: Model / View / Controller

Lecture 2: Setting up a tab bar controller Demo with Source Code

Lecture 3: Setting up a navigation controller Demo with Source Code

Lecture 4: Tab Bar controllers

Lecture 5: Tab bar controller case study with Source Code

Lecture 6: Navigation controllers

Lecture 7: Navigation controllers case study with Source Code

Lecture 8: Combining tab bars and navigation controllers with Source Code

Lecture 9: Assignment Section 4

Chapter 6: Table View Controllers

Lecture 1: Table View Overview

Lecture 2: Showing Data in a Plain Table View with Source Code

Lecture 3: Using the Grouped Table View Style with Source Code

Lecture 4: Adding Headers and Footers with Source Code

Lecture 5: Responding to Cell Selection

Lecture 6: Responding to Cell Selection Demo with Source Code

Lecture 7: Deleting and Adding Rows

Lecture 8: Deleting Rows Demo with Source Code

Lecture 9: Adding Rows Demo with Source Code

Lecture 10: Creating Custom Table View Cells

Lecture 11: Creating Custom Table View Cells Demo with Source Code

Lecture 12: Indexing a Table View

Lecture 13: Indexing a Table View Demo with Source Code

Lecture 14: Assignment Section 5

Chapter 7: SQlite

Lecture 1: Using Plist

Lecture 2: Plist Demo with Source Code

Lecture 3: UIAlert Controller

Lecture 4: UIAlert Controller Demo with Source Code

Lecture 5: SQLite Table Creation

Lecture 6: Demo on Table Creation

Lecture 7: SQLite Query Syntax

Lecture 8: SQLite Query Demo

Lecture 9: Types of Table Relationship and writing JOIN querries

Chapter 8: SQLite Part B

Lecture 1: How to use an Objective C Class in a Swift project

Lecture 2: SQLite in a Swift project

Lecture 3: The Objective-C Model class

Lecture 4: Adding the table view controller

Lecture 5: Deleting records

Lecture 6: Adding records

Chapter 9: SQLite Part C

Lecture 1: Installing and running XAMPP

Lecture 2: PHP Basics, Part 1

Lecture 3: PHP Basics, Part 2

Lecture 4: MySQL Basics

Lecture 5: Running a MySQL script file in phpMyAdmin

Lecture 6: The insertion PHP script

Lecture 7: The selection PHP script

Lecture 8: Accessing the PHP Scripts from the iPhone App

Chapter 10: Simple and Complex Threading using NSThread

Lecture 1: Overview of NSOperation and NSOperationQueue

Lecture 2: Synchronous operations Demo with Source Code

Lecture 3: Asynchronous operations Demo with Source Code

Instructors

EDUmobile Academy
Programming Made Easy

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2 stars: 5 votes

3 stars: 8 votes

4 stars: 16 votes

5 stars: 26 votes

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