SwiftUI 2.0 Apps on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch TV

SwiftUI 2.0 Apps on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch & TV, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4, with 59 lectures, based on 314 reviews, and has 2616 subscribers.

You will learn about Fundamentals of SwiftUI Views Data Flow in SwiftUI Creating Widgets with SwiftUI SwiftUI for iPhones SwiftUI for iPads SwiftUI for Apple Watches SwiftUI for Macs SwiftUI for Apple TVs This course is ideal for individuals who are iOS Developers wanting to make apps for other platforms or Beginner SwiftUI learners It is particularly useful for iOS Developers wanting to make apps for other platforms or Beginner SwiftUI learners.

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Summary

Title: SwiftUI 2.0 Apps on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch & TV

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 59

Number of Published Lectures: 59

Number of Curriculum Items: 59

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 59

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Fundamentals of SwiftUI Views

Data Flow in SwiftUI

Creating Widgets with SwiftUI

SwiftUI for iPhones

SwiftUI for iPads

SwiftUI for Apple Watches

SwiftUI for Macs

SwiftUI for Apple TVs

Who Should Attend

iOS Developers wanting to make apps for other platforms

Beginner SwiftUI learners

Target Audiences

iOS Developers wanting to make apps for other platforms

Beginner SwiftUI learners

This one is SO much fun. We’re gonna start by learning the basics of SwiftUI and then using it to the fullest extent! We’re creating an app called HypedList first for the iPhone, and then for the iPad, Apple Watch, Mac Computer, and finally the Apple TV. Yes! ALL THE APPLE PLATFORMS. We’ll even be creating widgets that run on iOS and macOS.

You’ll get to learn the true magic of SwiftUI as we get to reuse a size-able chunk of our codebase across each platform. And, you’ll see how to craft your apps for each platform to truly take advantage of each device to thrill your users.

Get an idea of what the course is all about by watching the promo video and using the free previews.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Swift Refresher

Chapter 2: SwiftUI Fundamentals – Views, Modifiers, and Controls

Lecture 1: Xcode Tour

Lecture 2: Views

Lecture 3: Modifiers

Lecture 4: HStacks and VStacks

Lecture 5: Subviews

Lecture 6: Previews

Lecture 7: Controls

Lecture 8: Source Code

Chapter 3: HypedList iPhone and iOS Foundations

Lecture 1: HypedList Walkthrough

Lecture 2: TabViews

Lecture 3: SF Symbols and NavigationView

Lecture 4: Displaying Views in a Sheet

Lecture 5: HypedEvent Class

Lecture 6: Forms and Controls

Lecture 7: Form Design

Lecture 8: UIKit ViewControllers in SwiftUI

Lecture 9: Button Styles

Chapter 4: iPhone Deeper Dive

Lecture 1: Test Data

Lecture 2: ScrollViews

Lecture 3: HypedEvent Tile Design

Lecture 4: Dates and Swift Packges

Lecture 5: Data Controller

Lecture 6: Codable

Lecture 7: UserDefaults

Lecture 8: PastEvents

Lecture 9: Setting Up an API

Lecture 10: Processing the API

Lecture 11: Downloading Images

Lecture 12: HypedEvent Detail View

Lecture 13: Buttons

Lecture 14: NavigationLinks

Lecture 15: Edit and Delete

Chapter 5: Widgets! WidgetKit for iOS (and macOS really)

Lecture 1: Intro to WidgetKit

Lecture 2: Target Membership

Lecture 3: Widget Previews

Lecture 4: Widget Design

Lecture 5: Placeholders Snapshots and Timelines

Chapter 6: HypedList on an iPad – Designing for Large Screens

Lecture 1: Size Classes

Lecture 2: Sidebar

Lecture 3: Detail View

Chapter 7: HypedList for the Watch – SwiftUI WatchOS

Lecture 1: WatchOS

Lecture 2: List Design and Extensions

Lecture 3: Sending Data from Phone to Watch

Lecture 4: Watch to Phone

Lecture 5: Messages

Chapter 8: HypedList on MacOS – Merging Two Separate Worlds

Lecture 1: MacOS and Big Sur

Lecture 2: Working Through Mac Errors

Lecture 3: Data and Buttons

Lecture 4: Create View

Lecture 5: Color Issues

Lecture 6: Mac Widgets

Chapter 9: HypedList on the TV – Making a Smooth tvOS App

Lecture 1: tvOS

Lecture 2: TV Tabs

Lecture 3: Tile Design

Lecture 4: Big Sur Bug

Chapter 10: So Long!

Lecture 1: Goodbye

Lecture 2: Bonus

Instructors

Nick Walter
Mobile and Web Developer – iOS, Android, Django, Python. etc

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2 stars: 5 votes

3 stars: 15 votes

4 stars: 71 votes

5 stars: 222 votes

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