Getting Started with iOS 9 Development

Getting Started with iOS 9 Development, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 78 lectures, based on 30 reviews, and has 1592 subscribers.

You will learn about Become and expert in App development with iOS9 Learn by example by walking you through real live projects step by step Learn the fundamentals of Swift 2, programming language from Apple This course is ideal for individuals who are Students wish to upgrade their Swift programming language to Swift 2 or Beginners and advanced level developers who want to learn the new and trending Swift 2 and iOS9 It is particularly useful for Students wish to upgrade their Swift programming language to Swift 2 or Beginners and advanced level developers who want to learn the new and trending Swift 2 and iOS9.

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Summary

Title: Getting Started with iOS 9 Development

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 78

Number of Published Lectures: 78

Number of Curriculum Items: 78

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 78

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Become and expert in App development with iOS9

Learn by example by walking you through real live projects step by step

Learn the fundamentals of Swift 2, programming language from Apple

Who Should Attend

Students wish to upgrade their Swift programming language to Swift 2

Beginners and advanced level developers who want to learn the new and trending Swift 2 and iOS9

Target Audiences

Students wish to upgrade their Swift programming language to Swift 2

Beginners and advanced level developers who want to learn the new and trending Swift 2 and iOS9

This course teaches the fundamentals of developing iOS applications using version 2 of the Swift programming language.

The course is in 10 units: the first six cover the Swift language itself; the last four concentrate on the core view controller architecture of an iOS app.

At the end of the course, you’ll be able to write iOS applications that use tables, hierarchical and tabbed navigation, and understand the principles behind developing any iOS application.

The course will be complimented with shorter sessions on the various extension frameworks at a later date, including SpriteKit, SceneKit, HealthKit, WatchKit, etc.

Topics include:

– Introduction to working with Xcode
– Data types, optionals, and tuples
– Collection types: arrays, sets, and dictionaries
– If statements and loops
– functions and closures
– Enumerations
– Classes and structures
– Stored and computed properties
– Inheritance in Swift
– Introduction to iOS
– Model – View – Controller and its role in iOS programming
– Delegation
– Navigation controllers and segues
– Tab bar controllers
– Table view controllers
– Using various cell sty les
– Using headers and footers
– Grouping vs. plain table styles
– Indexing a table view
– A case study: NoteTaker: Showing the full development of an app from start to finish in seven lessons.

I hope you join me as we explore this course together.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: [Day 1] Introduction to Swift2

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setup and Hello World App

Lecture 3: The Xcode Interface – Part 1

Lecture 4: The Inspector Panel – Part 2

Lecture 5: The Editor – Part 3

Lecture 6: HelloWorld App – Part 1

Lecture 7: HelloWorld App – Part 2

Lecture 8: HelloWorld App – Part 3

Chapter 2: [Day 2] Variables and Other Types

Lecture 1: Variables and Constants

Lecture 2: Int, Double and their Subtypes

Lecture 3: Optional Types and Nil

Lecture 4: Strings and Characters

Lecture 5: Boolean Type

Lecture 6: Tuples

Lecture 7: Unit2 Exercises

Chapter 3: [Days 3] More on Arrays, Loops, Directories

Lecture 1: Fixing Unresponsive Playgrounds

Lecture 2: Correcting the Command Line Tools Version

Lecture 3: Learn About Arrays

Lecture 4: Learn About Sets

Lecture 5: Learn About Dictionaries

Lecture 6: For, for-in, while and Repeat Loops

Lecture 7: If, Guard and Switch

Lecture 8: Unit3 Exercises

Chapter 4: [Day 4] Functions, References and Closures

Lecture 1: Basic Function Syntax

Lecture 2: Default and Variadic Parameters

Lecture 3: Value and Reference Type Parameters

Lecture 4: Function Types & Nested Functions

Lecture 5: Learn Closures

Lecture 6: Unit4 Exercises

Chapter 5: [Days 5] Enumerations in iOS

Lecture 1: Intro to Enumerations

Lecture 2: Enumerations: Raw Values

Lecture 3: Associated Types

Lecture 4: Initialization in Enumerations

Lecture 5: Mutation Functions in Enumerations

Lecture 6: Unit5 Exercises

Chapter 6: [Day 6] Classes, Structures & Methods

Lecture 1: Classes and Structures

Lecture 2: Computed Properties

Lecture 3: Property Observers

Lecture 4: Lazy Stored Properties

Lecture 5: Type Properties and Methods

Lecture 6: Inheritance

Lecture 7: Unit6 Exercises

Chapter 7: [Day 7] First App in iOS, view and Other

Lecture 1: Intro to First iOS App (HelloYou)

Lecture 2: Starting the App, Writing the Model

Lecture 3: Instantiating the Model

Lecture 4: Creating the View

Lecture 5: The ViewController & Running the App

Lecture 6: Model – View – Controller in iOS

Lecture 7: Delegation

Lecture 8: Starting the PeopleCount App

Lecture 9: Setting up the Delegation

Lecture 10: Unit7 Exercises

Chapter 8: [Day 8] Navigations and Segue

Lecture 1: Using a Storyboard Segue

Lecture 2: Using an Unwind Segue With the Exit Control

Lecture 3: Setting up a Navigation Controller App

Lecture 4: Building a Navigation Hierarchy

Lecture 5: Sending Data During a Segue

Lecture 6: Delegation in Navigation Controllers – Part 1

Lecture 7: Delegation in Navigation Controllers – Part 2

Lecture 8: Unit8 Exercises

Chapter 9: [Day 9] Table View in Depth

Lecture 1: Intro to Tab Bar Controllers

Lecture 2: Moving Data in a Tab Bar Application

Lecture 3: Displaying Data in a Table View

Lecture 4: Data Source Methods & Headers

Lecture 5: Applying Group Settings to Table Views

Lecture 6: Indexing a Table View

Lecture 7: Using Subtitle Styles

Lecture 8: Segueing From a Selected Cell

Lecture 9: Description of the Exercise for this Unit

Chapter 10: [Day 10] NoteTaker App

Lecture 1: Setting up Storyboard for NoteTaker App

Lecture 2: The Model for NoteTaker & Plist Files

Lecture 3: Adding a Note

Lecture 4: Resigning the Keyboard on Text Controls

Lecture 5: Presenting the Detail View for a Note

Lecture 6: Deleting Notes

Lecture 7: Saving and Using Code Snippets in Xcode

Lecture 8: Presenting an Alert when no Plist Exists

Lecture 9: Cleaning up the Code, Final Exercise & Summary of Course

Instructors

EDUmobile Academy
Programming Made Easy

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