iOS, Swift SwiftUI Complete iOS App Development

iOS, Swift & SwiftUI – Complete iOS App Development, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.24, with 208 lectures, 46 quizzes, based on 646 reviews, and has 63513 subscribers.

You will learn about You will become a top iOS engineer You will create your own iOS app portfolio Learn how to create iOS apps using iOS 16, Xcode 14, Storyboards, Swift UI and Interface Builder Learn and master Swift 5 fundamentals Build apps using SwiftUI and integrate SwiftCharts Learn whats new in iOS 16 and Xcode 14 Learn reactive programming frameworks such as Combine Build iOS Views programmatically using Auto Layout/PureLayout Build iOS apps using UIKit & Storyboards Master writing unit tests Discover and practice building applications with networking libraries (AlamoFire, Apple) Build applications that use Core Location and MapKit Learn how to use MVVM design pattern and differences between MVVM and MVC Learn how to use CocoaPods Learn about Notifications and Delegates Learn about CoreData &?UserDefaults This course is ideal for individuals who are New and beginner students who would like to learn iOS or iOS developers / engineers who are already familiar will also benefit from new and additional knowledge about iOS It is particularly useful for New and beginner students who would like to learn iOS or iOS developers / engineers who are already familiar will also benefit from new and additional knowledge about iOS.

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Summary

Title: iOS, Swift & SwiftUI – Complete iOS App Development

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.24

Number of Lectures: 208

Number of Quizzes: 46

Number of Published Lectures: 165

Number of Published Quizzes: 14

Number of Curriculum Items: 255

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 180

Number of Practice Tests: 2

Number of Published Practice Tests: 2

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will become a top iOS engineer

You will create your own iOS app portfolio

Learn how to create iOS apps using iOS 16, Xcode 14, Storyboards, Swift UI and Interface Builder

Learn and master Swift 5 fundamentals

Build apps using SwiftUI and integrate SwiftCharts

Learn whats new in iOS 16 and Xcode 14

Learn reactive programming frameworks such as Combine

Build iOS Views programmatically using Auto Layout/PureLayout

Build iOS apps using UIKit & Storyboards

Master writing unit tests

Discover and practice building applications with networking libraries (AlamoFire, Apple)

Build applications that use Core Location and MapKit

Learn how to use MVVM design pattern and differences between MVVM and MVC

Learn how to use CocoaPods

Learn about Notifications and Delegates

Learn about CoreData &?UserDefaults

Who Should Attend

New and beginner students who would like to learn iOS

iOS developers / engineers who are already familiar will also benefit from new and additional knowledge about iOS

Target Audiences

New and beginner students who would like to learn iOS

iOS developers / engineers who are already familiar will also benefit from new and additional knowledge about iOS

In this course you can learn about iOS 16, Swift 5, iOS App Development using UIKit & SwiftUI and latest frameworks from Apple, best engineering and industry practices on how to develop iOS apps that scale.

The course has 170+ downloadable Xcode project resources, 10+ live coding exercises, 4+ coding challenges, 5+ quizzes, 2 practice tests, 4+ iOS apps and 165+ course materials such as video course lectures, slides and external references to help solidify course materials.

The main focus of the course will be:

get familiar with iOS development environment: Xcode 14 and iOS 16

learn what’s new in iOS 16

learn fundamentals of Swift5

learn about Swift Charts

learn about CoreData & UserDefaults

learn how to build apps using Storyboards, SwiftUI and programmatically

master best engineering and industry practices related to iOS development

learn how to use popular iOS frameworks: Combine, MapKit, CoreLocation

get experience building apps with Networking using Alamofire and URLSession

learn how to build UI both using Autolayout and programmatically using PureLayout

get experience with design patterns such as MVC & MVVM

learn how to use Notifications & Delegates

learn how regular expressions in Swift 5.7 work

Swift is a powerful language that Apple recommends to use for iOS development. We will explore basics and fundamentals of Swift 5 language in addition to learning more advanced concepts in Swift 5.

We will learn through examples how to use important components of iOS (Table Views, Collection Views, Text Views, Buttons, Text Fields).

One of the important best practices of development is to use unit tests. Hence, we will also learn how to write unit tests in iOS.

We will learn how to use the latest SwiftUI to build iOS apps. SwiftUI is a next generation tool developed by Apple that can be helpful to build iOS app fast in using responsive and declarative statements. Combine is one of the latest additions from Apple.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to iOS & Xcode

Lecture 1: How to download Xcode from Developer Apple Portal

Lecture 2: Create an initial Xcode iOS app project

Lecture 3: Get familiar with Xcode 14 controls, components and project structure

Chapter 2: Swift 5 Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Constants, variables, operators

Lecture 2: Strings and Characters

Lecture 3: Strings: indices

Lecture 4: Strings: substrings

Lecture 5: Strings: comparison

Lecture 6: Collection Types: Introduction

Lecture 7: Collection Types: Arrays

Lecture 8: Collection Types: Sets

Lecture 9: Collection Types: Dictionaries

Lecture 10: Control flow: for loop

Lecture 11: Control flow: while loop

Lecture 12: Control flow: repeat while

Lecture 13: Control flow: if else conditional statements

Lecture 14: Control flow: switch statements

Lecture 15: Functions: parameters, return types, multiple return types, arguments, inout

Lecture 16: Functions: nested functions, function types

Lecture 17: Optionals

Lecture 18: Closures: expressions, single expression, short-hand, operator method

Lecture 19: Closures: autoclosure, trailing closures, escaping closures

Lecture 20: Enumerations

Lecture 21: Classes and Structs

Lecture 22: Inheritance

Lecture 23: Protocols: Introduction

Lecture 24: Protocols: Delegates

Lecture 25: Protocols: Extensions

Lecture 26: Protocols: Synthesized Implementation

Lecture 27: Protocols: Types and Inheritance

Lecture 28: Protocols: Composition

Lecture 29: Protocols: Conformance Check

Lecture 30: Protocols: Optional protocol requirements

Chapter 3: Implement iOS app with UIKit and Storyboard to show table view (MagicTravel app)

Lecture 1: What is MVC?

Lecture 2: What is UITableView?

Lecture 3: Create a starting project (MagicTravel app)

Lecture 4: Adding UITableView to Storyboard and linking it to View Controller via IBOutlet

Lecture 5: UITableViewDataSource

Lecture 6: UITableViewCell

Lecture 7: Configuring table view cell and table view to show data

Lecture 8: Handle tapping on row / table view cell?

Lecture 9: Displaying additional data inside UITableViewCell

Chapter 4: Coding Challenge (Assignment): UITableView

Lecture 1: Solution to Assignment

Chapter 5: Navigation in UIKit based apps (MagicTravel app)

Lecture 1: Navigation: modal presentation

Lecture 2: Navigation: pushing view controllers on navigation stack

Lecture 3: Navigation: Segues

Chapter 6: Coding Challenge: Navigation

Lecture 1: Implement navigation from table view cell to a different view controller

Lecture 2: Solution

Chapter 7: Autolayout (MomentFan app)

Lecture 1: What is Autolayout? Setting constraints in Storyboard / Interface Builder

Lecture 2: Setting constraints in Storyboard (part 2), StackViews

Lecture 3: Constraints: hugging and compression resistance

Chapter 8: Cocoa Pods (NYCSchools app)

Lecture 1: What is Cocoa Pods?

Lecture 2: Installing Cocoa Pods in your system using Gem

Lecture 3: Installing Cocoa Pods in your system using HomeBrew

Lecture 4: Debugging & resolving CocoaPods installation error

Lecture 5: Create a new XCode project

Lecture 6: Fixing a rvm or pod command not found issue

Lecture 7: How to set up Cocoa Pods for Xcode project?

Lecture 8: PureLayout, SDWebImage, AlamoFire

Chapter 9: App Structure & Organization

Lecture 1: Basic project settings, files & folders provided by Xcode initially

Lecture 2: Organizing Xcode project files and code using Folders/Groups

Chapter 10: Networking: Alamofire, Codable, Decodable, URL Components, URL Session

Lecture 1: NYC Schools Open Data APIs

Lecture 2: Setup Networking/Data Layer service

Lecture 3: Setup Constants to hold your URL and other important information

Lecture 4: Data Error enum

Lecture 5: Codable & Decodable to parse incoming JSON data

Lecture 6: HTTP

Lecture 7: Networking using iOS standard services: URLComponent and URLSession (part 1)

Lecture 8: Networking using Apple standard services (part 2)

Lecture 9: Networking using Apple Standard service (part 3)

Lecture 10: AlamoreFire: how to make a networking call using AF library (part1)

Lecture 11: AlamoFire: using Decodable to parse data in the response (part2)

Lecture 12: JSON format and details

Lecture 13: Completion callbacks / closures

Chapter 11: Design Patterns, Architecture, MVVM (NYCSchools app)

Lecture 1: What is MVVM?

Instructors

ROLAN MARAT
Experienced iOS Engineer with 13+ years developing iOS apps

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2 stars: 11 votes

3 stars: 64 votes

4 stars: 193 votes

5 stars: 371 votes

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