Tutorials for AppleScript

Tutorials for AppleScript, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 81 lectures, based on 88 reviews, and has 532 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Tutorials for AppleScript

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 81

Number of Published Lectures: 81

Number of Curriculum Items: 81

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 81

Original Price: $34.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build automated scripts and applications on Mac OS

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn to code

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn to code

Introducing a video course on AppleScript!
AppleScript is a scripting language built into Mac OS X, used on Apple computers, which consists of commands for managing the operating system and automation programs. AppleScript is especially effective for performing repetitive or complex tasks. They can quickly link several applications in one automated complex. We will study its syntax and capabilities!

How many good and useful scripts and applications you can create using AppleScript!
With it, it is possible at one time to teach your desktop application to communicate not only with the operating system but also with programs such as: iTunes, Calendar, TextEdit, Photoshop, Illustrator, After Affects, Microsoft Office and others.

You can create scripts and applications that will help you in your work or study.
And also create applications that will automate a lot of the same type of work on your computer.

You’ll be in shock as it’s simple and cool!
Start learning today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Part 1

Lecture 1: Pesonal Welcome!

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Variables and data types

Lecture 4: Lists

Lecture 5: Records

Lecture 6: Conditional operators

Lecture 7: Cycles

Lecture 8: Functions

Lecture 9: Alerts

Lecture 10: Dialogs

Lecture 11: Notifications

Lecture 12: The file system. Part 1

Lecture 13: The file system. Part 2

Lecture 14: Change the metadata file

Lecture 15: Try – Catch blocks

Lecture 16: TextEdit & System Events

Lecture 17: Documentation and dictionaries

Lecture 18: AppleScript & Photoshop. Basics

Lecture 19: AppleScript & Photoshop. Document & TextLayer. Options

Lecture 20: AppleScript & Photoshop. Saving Document & Options

Lecture 21: AppleScript & Photoshop. Customize units of measure

Chapter 2: Part 2

Lecture 1: AppleScript & Photoshop. Change the size of the image and canvas

Lecture 2: AppleScript & Photoshop. Direction. Layers and groups

Lecture 3: AppleScript & Photoshop. Layers and groups. Linking Layers

Lecture 4: AppleScript & Photoshop. Filters

Lecture 5: AppleScript & Photoshop. Copy & Paste

Lecture 6: AppleScript & Microsoft Word. Basics

Lecture 7: AppleScript & Microsoft Word. Work with text

Lecture 8: AppleScript & Microsoft Word. Hypertext

Lecture 9: AppleScript & Microsoft Word. Inserting images

Lecture 10: AppleScript & Microsoft Word. Saving a document

Lecture 11: Recording simple actions

Lecture 12: AppleScript & Excel. Basics

Lecture 13: AppleScript & Excel. Working with Sheets

Lecture 14: AppleScript & Excel. Working with data

Lecture 15: AppleScript & Excel. Saving a document

Lecture 16: AppleScript & PowerPoint. Basics

Lecture 17: AppleScript & PowerPoint. Working with slides

Lecture 18: AppleScript & PowerPoint. Inserting images

Lecture 19: AppleScript & PowerPoint. Background

Lecture 20: AppleScript & PowerPoint. Transition Effects & SlideShow

Chapter 3: Part 3

Lecture 1: AppleScript & PowerPoint. Saving a document

Lecture 2: Calendar. Basics

Lecture 3: Calendar. Switch the View

Lecture 4: Calendar. Subscribe to the calendar

Lecture 5: Calendar. Work with events

Lecture 6: Calendar. Alarm

Lecture 7: Calendar. Reminders

Lecture 8: iTunes. Basics

Lecture 9: iTunes. Player State

Lecture 10: iTunes. Work with the track

Lecture 11: iTunes. Recognize the album

Lecture 12: iTunes. Recognize the selected tracks

Lecture 13: iTunes. Pause position

Lecture 14: iTunes. Sorting tracks

Lecture 15: iTunes. Working with View

Lecture 16: iTunes. Encoder

Lecture 17: iTunes. Playlists

Lecture 18: iTunes. Delete and duplicate a track

Lecture 19: Color Picker

Lecture 20: Quick Time Player. Basics

Chapter 4: Part 4

Lecture 1: Quick Time Player. Play & Pause

Lecture 2: Quick Time Player. Fullscreen

Lecture 3: Quick Time Player. Loop

Lecture 4: Cocoa – AppleScript. Hello World

Lecture 5: Cocoa – AppleScript. Change text color

Lecture 6: Cocoa – AppleScript. Buttons & Actions

Lecture 7: Cocoa – AppleScript. TextView

Lecture 8: Cocoa – AppleScript. Say It Project

Lecture 9: Cocoa – AppleScript. Volume

Lecture 10: Cocoa – AppleScript. AutoLayout

Lecture 11: Cocoa – AppleScript. Custom Controller

Lecture 12: Cocoa – AppleScript. Open URL in browser

Lecture 13: Cocoa – AppleScript. Writing a file

Lecture 14: Drag & Drop files to AppleScript

Lecture 15: Working with AppleScript in Terminal

Lecture 16: Terminals work in AppleScript

Lecture 17: Bind AppleScript to the folder

Lecture 18: Referring to UI applications

Lecture 19: Preparing and Publishing Scripts

Lecture 20: Preparing and publishing applications

Instructors

Nikolay Smorgun
CMS Games CEO

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 13 votes

2 stars: 9 votes

3 stars: 24 votes

4 stars: 22 votes

5 stars: 20 votes

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