Intermediate and Advanced iOS Build Real World Apps

Intermediate and Advanced iOS – Build Real World Apps, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 73 lectures, based on 73 reviews, and has 661 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Intermediate and Advanced iOS – Build Real World Apps

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 73

Number of Published Lectures: 73

Number of Curriculum Items: 73

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Intermediate and advanced iOS development skills

Building real world apps using start to finish

MapKit integration with Firestore cloud database

iOS App integration with Web API using JSON

Camera App with filters

Who Should Attend

This course is for intermediate and advanced developers

Students who want to take their skills to the next level

Target Audiences

This course is for intermediate and advanced developers

Students who want to take their skills to the next level

Are you a beginner iOS developer and want to take your skills to the next level? Do you have some iOS programming experience but wanted to learn MORE. Are you looking to enhance your skills and become a better developer?

If you answered YES to any of the above questions then this course is for you! For the last few months I have been working on a course which condenses my 8+ years of iOS development experience into 4 apps. This course will teach you how to become a better developer by incorporating design patterns, refactoring, layering and advanced iOS skills.

Welcome to Intermediate and Advanced iOS – Build Real World Apps! I have always believed that the best way to learn is to build a product. In this course you will be working on multiple projects using different technologies and frameworks. Check out the amazing projects you will working on:

High Waters: High Waters app is a crowdsourcing app which allows the users to notify each others of a flooded region. This app can literally save lives! In this app you will learn the following:

Integrate MapKit with an iOS App

Learn to zoom into user’s current location

Create custom annotations

Persist information to the Firebase Firestore cloud database

MapKit simulation techniques

Good News: Good News app is a news app like Google News designed using MVVM design pattern. The app fetches the latest news from the NewsAPI service and displays it according to their relevant categories. In this app you will learn the following:

Designing the interface of the app

Configuring and setting up theme of the app using appearance API in iOS

Implement a web service layer to fetch news from NewsAPI

Consuming JSON and populating models using Swift 4 Codable protocols

Implementing View Models to support on screen user interface

Creating custom self sizing UITableView cells

Utilizing WKWebView to display resources

Good Cam: Good Cam app showcase the same features as Instagram App and is implemented using the view controller containment pattern. It allows users to take a photo and then apply custom filters on the photo. Later the filtered photo is persisted back to the camera roll. In this app you will learn the following:

Setting up the app using view controller containment pattern

Injecting controllers into parent controller

Displaying photos from photo library in a UICollectionView

Taking a photo from the iPhone camera

Creating and applying custom filters to the photo

Saving the filtered photo to the photo library on user’s device

Good List: Good List is a Todo list application with a twist! The complete app is implemented without using storyboards. Good List App perfectly reflects the challenges and flexibility you achieve when you don’t use interface builder or storyboards in your application. In this app you will learn the following:

Programmatically creating the user interface of the app

Setting layout constraints for user interface elements

Sending data between view controllers using delegate design pattern.

Who is this course for?

This course is for all levels of developers who wants to increase their skills to become intermediate and advanced developer. Also for developers who wants to learn more about how to how to structure your real world iOS apps.

Developers who wants to enhance their existing skills.

Is this course right for me?

Look: If you are still not convinced then check out my 5 star rating on Udemy. I am very active on Udemy forums and I try my best to answer every single question from my students. I also provide lifetime updates for my course and keep a regular schedule for updating the course with new, educational material.

Thank you and enjoy the course!

Azam

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Prerequisites

Lecture 3: Exercise Files

Chapter 2: High Waters – Building the User Interface

Lecture 1: What you will be building

Lecture 2: Displaying MapView Control on the Screen

Lecture 3: Locating and Displaying Users Current Location

Lecture 4: Adding the Add Flood Button

Lecture 5: Adding Annotation to the Map

Lecture 6: Zooming into Users Location

Chapter 3: High Waters – Integrating with Cloud Firestore Database

Lecture 1: What is Cloud Firestore Database?

Lecture 2: Configuring Firebase Firestore for HighWaters App

Lecture 3: Installing Firestore and Configuring Firebase Console

Lecture 4: Hello Firestore Database

Lecture 5: Saving Flooded Regions in Firestore Database

Lecture 6: Fetching Flooded Regions from Firestore Database and Displaying them on Screen

Chapter 4: High Waters – Custom Annotations

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Implementing Custom Annotations Views

Lecture 3: Removing Flood Record from MapView and Firestore Database

Lecture 4: Removing Flood Record for Multiple Users

Chapter 5: Good News – Implementing the User Interface

Lecture 1: What we will be building

Lecture 2: Understanding MVC Architecture

Lecture 3: What is Wrong with MVC?

Lecture 4: Understanding MVVM Design Pattern

Lecture 5: Setting Up the Appearance of the App

Lecture 6: Implementing Custom Self Sizing Headlines Cells

Lecture 7: Populating UITableView with Dummy Data

Chapter 6: Good News – Integrating with NewsAPI

Lecture 1: Registering with NewsAPI.org

Lecture 2: Implementing Web Service

Lecture 3: Creating the Models

Lecture 4: Implementing Category Service to Fetch Articles by Categories

Lecture 5: Testing Category Service

Chapter 7: Good News – View Models

Lecture 1: Understanding the View Models Structures

Lecture 2: Implementing CategoryListViewModel

Lecture 3: Implementing ArticleViewModel

Lecture 4: Displaying Articles in UITableView

Lecture 5: Implementing Current Date Header for UITableView

Lecture 6: Implementing Category Section Header for UITableView

Chapter 8: Good News – Displaying News Details

Lecture 1: Understanding the Scenario

Lecture 2: Creating the News Details Screen and NewsDetailViewModel

Lecture 3: Manually Decoding Article JSON

Lecture 4: Displaying News Details

Chapter 9: Good Cam – Setting Up the Container View Controller

Lecture 1: What we will be building

Lecture 2: Understanding the Architecture of the App

Lecture 3: Configuring Container View Controller

Lecture 4: Adding PhotosFilterViewController as Child Controller

Chapter 10: Good Cam – Photos Library

Lecture 1: Requesting Users Permission

Lecture 2: Retrieving All Photos

Lecture 3: Displaying Photos in UICollectionView

Lecture 4: Selecting a Photo

Lecture 5: Displaying the Selected Photo

Chapter 11: Good Cam – Applying Filter Effects

Lecture 1: Initializing the Camera

Lecture 2: Passing Image to PhotoFiltersViewController

Lecture 3: Designing the User Interface

Lecture 4: Implementing FiltersService

Lecture 5: Creating FiltersScrollView Control

Lecture 6: Displaying Preview Images with Filters

Lecture 7: Applying Filter to Users Photo

Lecture 8: Saving Photo in Photo Library

Chapter 12: GoodList App

Lecture 1: Understanding the Scenario

Lecture 2: Setting Up the Root View Controller

Lecture 3: Configuring the Theme

Lecture 4: Extensions to Create Custom BarButtonItem

Lecture 5: Displaying AddTaskViewController

Lecture 6: Adding Cancel and Save Buttons

Lecture 7: Creating User Interface for AddTaskViewController Dynamically

Lecture 8: Configuring Constraints on UIStackView

Lecture 9: Implementing Task Model and Priority Enum

Lecture 10: Passing Task to TaskListViewController

Lecture 11: Implementing Custom TaskTableViewCell

Lecture 12: Configuring TaskTableViewCell Constraints

Lecture 13: Displaying Tasks in UITableView

Chapter 13: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Next Steps

Lecture 2: Bonus – Coupons

Instructors

Mohammad Azam
Apple Featured iOS Developer and iOS Instructor

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5 stars: 49 votes

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