Programming macOS Using SwiftUI Project Based Learning

Programming macOS Using SwiftUI – Project Based Learning, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 100 lectures, based on 197 reviews, and has 2157 subscribers.

You will learn about Building macOS applications using SwiftUI MVVM Design Pattern for SwiftUI applications Persisting using Core Data to SQLite database Consuming JSON API through multiple services Displaying maps, navigation routes and directions overlay Creating Menu Bar Apps for macOS This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers interested in expanding their skills from iOS to macOS platforms. or For developers who want to learn about implementing large applications using SwiftUI framework. or Developers who want to move to the senior role by learning advanced techniques for app development. It is particularly useful for Developers interested in expanding their skills from iOS to macOS platforms. or For developers who want to learn about implementing large applications using SwiftUI framework. or Developers who want to move to the senior role by learning advanced techniques for app development.

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Summary

Title: Programming macOS Using SwiftUI – Project Based Learning

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 100

Number of Published Lectures: 100

Number of Curriculum Items: 100

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 100

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Building macOS applications using SwiftUI

MVVM Design Pattern for SwiftUI applications

Persisting using Core Data to SQLite database

Consuming JSON API through multiple services

Displaying maps, navigation routes and directions overlay

Creating Menu Bar Apps for macOS

Who Should Attend

Developers interested in expanding their skills from iOS to macOS platforms.

For developers who want to learn about implementing large applications using SwiftUI framework.

Developers who want to move to the senior role by learning advanced techniques for app development.

Target Audiences

Developers interested in expanding their skills from iOS to macOS platforms.

For developers who want to learn about implementing large applications using SwiftUI framework.

Developers who want to move to the senior role by learning advanced techniques for app development.

SwiftUI was introduced at WWDC 2019 and it has dramatically changed the future direction of iOS, macOS and watchOS applications. SwiftUI provides an easy to use declarative syntax, which allows you to quickly create high performance apps with less code.

In this course, you will learn how to implement macOS applications using SwiftUI framework. This course is a project based course, which means you will learn by building real world applications.

Let’s check out the contents of the course.

Quick Tour of SwiftUI

In this section, you will get a quick tour of SwiftUI framework. This will include different Stack controls, List, Button etc.

State Management in SwiftUI

In this section, you will learn about different state management techniques available in SwiftUI. This includes @State, @Binding, @EnvironmentObject and @Environment.

Understanding MVVM Design Pattern

In this section, you will learn and understand the MVVM Design Pattern. MVVM pattern is the most common pattern used when implementing SwiftUI applications.

Reminders

In this section, you will implement the Reminders application from start to finish. You will use Core Data to persist information into the SQLite database. You will also learn how to set up one-to-many relationships in Core Data.

Maps

In this section, you will implement the Maps application. You will learn how to use NSViewRepresentable to configure and set up maps for macOS applications. You will also learn how to search for close by businesses and display them on the screen. This app also covers how to calculate directions from the user’s current location to the destination and how to display an overlay on the map. You will also learn how to implement the preferences screen allowing users to change measurement units.

Stocks

In this section, you will learn how to create the Stocks application using SwiftUI. You will learn how to integrate your app with multiple Web APIs and consume JSON data. The app will also demonstrate how to display graphs and news associated with each stock. You will also learn how to create a lightweight routing engine for your application.

Who is this course for?

Developers interested in expanding their skills from iOS to macOS platforms.

For developers who want to learn about implementing large applications using SwiftUI framework.

Developers who want to move to the senior role by learning advanced techniques for app development.

I had so much fun in creating this course, I consider this to be one of my best courses. Thank you so much for your continuous support. Hope you enjoy the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Credits

Lecture 3: Prerequisites

Lecture 4: Exercise Files

Lecture 5: Course Agenda

Chapter 2: Quick Tour of SwiftUI

Lecture 1: What is SwiftUI?

Lecture 2: VStack, HStack and ZStack

Lecture 3: List

Lecture 4: Images

Chapter 3: State Management in SwiftUI

Lecture 1: Understanding @State – Example 1

Lecture 2: Understanding @State – Example 2

Lecture 3: Understanding @Binding – Example

Lecture 4: Understanding @EnvironmentObject – Example 1

Lecture 5: What is @Environment?

Lecture 6: Understanding @Environment – Example

Lecture 7: Understanding @Environment – Example 2

Chapter 4: Understanding MVVM Design Pattern

Lecture 1: What are Design Patterns?

Lecture 2: What is MVVM?

Lecture 3: Why MVVM?

Lecture 4: MVVM Architecture and Web APIs

Lecture 5: Difference Between View Model and Model

Chapter 5: Reminders App – Creating, Deleting and Displaying Lists

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Setting Up the App UI Structure Using Two Column Layout

Lecture 3: Creating the Core Data Model

Lecture 4: Implementing CoreDataManager

Lecture 5: Adding AddNewListViewModel

Lecture 6: Implementing BaseModel Protocol

Lecture 7: Designing AddNewListView

Lecture 8: Implementing NSColorTransformer to Save Transformable Type NSColor

Lecture 9: Registering NSColorTransformer

Lecture 10: Implementing MyListsViewModel

Lecture 11: Displaying Lists on the Screen

Lecture 12: Deleting Lists

Chapter 6: Reminders App – Managing List Items

Lecture 1: Adding List Items Core Data Relationship in Core Data Model

Lecture 2: Implementing MyListItemsHeaderView and MyListItemsView

Lecture 3: Implementing MyListItemViewModel

Lecture 4: Adding AddNewListItemView

Lecture 5: Saving List Item

Lecture 6: Displaying List Items

Lecture 7: Implementing ListItemCell

Lecture 8: Deleting List Items

Lecture 9: Updating List Items

Lecture 10: Observing NSNotification ManagedObjectContextObjectsDidChange

Lecture 11: Implementing Marking Item for Completion

Lecture 12: Implementing Delay

Lecture 13: Displaying List Item Count

Lecture 14: Displaying Default List

Chapter 7: Maps – Setup and Displaying User Location

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Setting Up Structure Using Two Column Layout

Lecture 3: Displaying Map and Users Location

Lecture 4: Zooming in Users Location

Lecture 5: Implementing Location Manager

Chapter 8: Maps – Searching and Displaying Nearby Points of Interest

Lecture 1: Adding a Search Bar

Lecture 2: Searching Close by Points of Interests Using MKLocalSearch

Lecture 3: Displaying Search Results

Lecture 4: Calculating and Displaying Distance

Chapter 9: Maps – Displaying, Selecting Annotations

Lecture 1: Displaying Annotations on Map

Lecture 2: Displaying a Callout View

Lecture 3: Show Snapshot of the Location

Lecture 4: Showing Place Details by Selecting from the Search Result List

Chapter 10: Maps – Directions and Route

Lecture 1: Calculating Directions

Lecture 2: Displaying Directions Part 1

Lecture 3: Displaying Directions Part 2

Lecture 4: Creating Directions Overlay on the Map

Chapter 11: Maps – Preferences and Distance Conversions

Lecture 1: Creating the Preferences Window

Lecture 2: Adding Views to Preferences Window

Lecture 3: Changing Color Schema

Lecture 4: Implementing Distance Formatter

Lecture 5: Displaying Distance in Miles and Kilometers

Lecture 6: Showing Distance on Directions

Chapter 12: Stocks – Displaying Stocks from an API

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Setting Up Two Column Structure

Lecture 3: Fetching Stocks from JSON API

Lecture 4: Setting Global State and Implementing StockListViewModel

Lecture 5: Displaying Stocks

Lecture 6: Styling Stocks Display

Lecture 7: Fetching and Displaying Stocks at Regular Intervals

Lecture 8: Searching Stocks

Chapter 13: Stocks – Displaying Stock News

Lecture 1: Registering Account with NewsAPI.org

Lecture 2: Creating Data Models for Decoding JSON

Lecture 3: Fetching all Business News

Lecture 4: Implementing StockArticleListViewModel

Lecture 5: Displaying Business News

Chapter 14: Stocks – Displaying News by Stock

Lecture 1: Fetching News by Stock

Lecture 2: Implementing StockDetailViewModel

Lecture 3: Implementing StockDetailScreen

Instructors

Mohammad Azam
Apple Featured iOS Developer and iOS Instructor

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

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3 stars: 10 votes

4 stars: 50 votes

5 stars: 132 votes

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