Real-World iOS Projects [Video]
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Free ChapterGetting Up and Running with Xcode 9
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Building WebBrowse
- Creating the Project
- Creating the Basic User Interface
- Creating the Web View Controller User Interface
- Introduction to Swift Optionals
- Coding the Web View Controller
- Configuring Application Transport Security (ATS)
- Adding a Toolbar
- Adding a Search Controller
- Adding a URL Property with Custom Accessors
- Protocols and the Delegate Pattern
- Wiring Up the Search Bar
- Adding Share Functionality
- Saving the Last URL to User Defaults
- Improving the Search Bar and Controller Configurations
- Improving the Toolbar Layout
- Enabling and Disabling the Back and Forward Buttons
- Adding a Simple Loading Indicator
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Building Noted
- Intro and Creating the Project
- Creating the Note Model Interface
- Implementing the Note Model
- Auto-Generating the Note Title
- Creating the Data Source Interface
- Implementing the Outline Data Source
- Swift Error Handling
- Preparing for Loading and Saving
- Adding Loading and Saving
- The NotificationCenter Pattern
- Using Notifications to Save the Data Source
- Introduction to Dispatch and Closures
- Adding Dispatch to Load and Save
- Configuring the SplitViewController
- Preparing the MasterViewController
- UITableViewDataSource
- Adding TableView Editing
- The DetailViewController User Interface
- Preparing the DetailViewController
- Passing the Note Model
- Configuring the DetailViewController
- Handling the Software Keyboard
- Using the TextViewDelegate and Creating a NoteUpdateDelegate Protocol
- Passing Back Note Changes to the MasterViewController
- Updating the DetailViewController after Note Delete
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Building iTunes Movies
- Getting Started
- Preparing an Xcode Playground
- Decoding Simple JSON Properties
- Custom Property Name Mapping
- Decoding Nested Objects
- Date Decoding
- Creating the Outline Data Source
- Preparing to Fetch the Movie Feed
- Switch Tuple Pattern Matching
- Processing the Movie Feed Results
- Laying Out the Basic User Interface
- Creating an Image Cache Controller
- Creating a Custom Collection View Cell
- Collection View Data Source
- Customizing the Collection View Layout
- Handling Cell Reuse
- Passing Data to the DetailViewController
- Laying Out the DetailViewController
- Displaying Movie Properties in the DetailViewController
- Adding Pull-to-Refresh
- Adding a Loading Indicator
Do you have some programming experience from a school course? Have you dabbled in your free time, but are using outdated technology in your current career? Are you overwhelmed by the complexity of the iOS ecosystem?
Well, fear not! With this course, we'll get you started right away. You'll be taken through the development of three native iOS applications, using the core UIKit application framework and the latest version of Apple's new and exciting Swift programming language. We'll start by showing you how to get Xcode and guide you through its help documentation and debugger. Then you will build your first app from scratch - a custom web browser with your own custom controls, page history, and sharing functionality.
Once the web browser is ready, you'll head straight into your second project, which is a note-taking app, which will permit full text editing and will store its data as JSON on your local device's file system. Your final project will be a rich, smooth, and colorful media-heavy app that navigates movies in the iTunes store, smoothly browses through posters, and explores their details.
By the end of the course, after focusing on getting real results, you'll be equipped with the skills to get started turning your development career dream into a reality!
The code bundle for this video course is available at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Real-World-iOS-Projects.
Style and Approach
This tutorial-based course will guide you through the creation of three small, but feature-rich and beautiful, native iOS projects. Best practices will be provided throughout, but with a view to patterns and syntax that are approachable for Swift/Cocoa Touch beginners. Development sections are supported by quizzes and, in later sections, suggested tasks to guide the learner in adding features and developing independently.
- Publication date:
- May 2018
- Publisher
- Packt
- Duration
- 5 hours 31 minutes
- ISBN
- 9781789132526