Build To Do List App like Google Task with Firebase & Swift5

Build To Do List App like Google Task with Firebase & Swift5, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 63 lectures, based on 25 reviews, and has 228 subscribers.

You will learn about CRUD – Create, Read, Update, Destroy Firebase Firestore (FirestoreSwift SDK) Firebase authentication – Sign up, log in, log out Combine framework Reactive programming Protocol extension Protocol and delegates Closures UI animation Container Views Coding view programatically UIKit This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who wan to to go professional or Developers with at least 6-9 months experience It is particularly useful for Beginners who wan to to go professional or Developers with at least 6-9 months experience.

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Summary

Title: Build To Do List App like Google Task with Firebase & Swift5

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 63

Number of Published Lectures: 63

Number of Curriculum Items: 63

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 63

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

CRUD – Create, Read, Update, Destroy
Firebase Firestore (FirestoreSwift SDK)
Firebase authentication – Sign up, log in, log out
Combine framework
Reactive programming
Protocol extension
Protocol and delegates
Closures
UI animation
Container Views
Coding view programatically UIKit

Who Should Attend

Beginners who wan to to go professional
Developers with at least 6-9 months experience

Target Audiences

Beginners who wan to to go professional
Developers with at least 6-9 months experience

Welcome to the Build To Do List App like Google Task with Firebase & Swift 5 course.

In this course, we will build a Google Task clone app from start to end. In this course you will learn to:

Implement the fundamentals of CRUD – Create, Read, Update, Destroy
Store data using Firebase Firestore (with FirestoreSwift SDK)
Learn FirestoreSwift new Decodable and property wrappers like @DocumentID and @ServerTimeStamp
Reactive programming using Combine framework with UIKit
Add real time listeners to database
Authentication – sign up a new user / log in / log out
Protocol extensions
Protocol & delegate patterns & closures
UI Animations
Weak & unowned self for avoiding retain cycles / memory leaks
Coding views programatically with UIKit

This course is designed for iOS developers with at least 6-9 months experience and is not a beginners’ course.

These are some comments from my students:

Excellent Content, I appreciate the different styles of onboarding screens and all the great explanation! – Carey M
The course is very concise but informative . I really like the project based approach that this course takes. It cuts straight to the chases and show you how these abstract concepts are put into real life problems . Highly recommended – AN Dinh
Really easy to follow and great for beginners. Really enjoyed the course, thanks Kelvin! – Atiqah A.K
Perfect course to help me get started on ios programming! – Tan Kel Vin
The instructor is knowledgeable and clear with his instructions. The course is great and informative for those who are planning to build a skeleton they can build on their own app projects Instructor is also helpful. – Raphael Lim

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Setting up the UI

Lecture 1: Setup project

Lecture 2: Setup menu segmented control

Lecture 3: Add container views

Lecture 4: Toggle container views

Lecture 5: Setup action button

Chapter 3: Setup new task modal view

Lecture 1: Configure modal view controller

Lecture 2: Add components into new TaskViewController

Lecture 3: Add tap gesture to NewTaskViewController

Lecture 4: Get keyboard height

Lecture 5: Show container view on keyboard launch

Lecture 6: Add bounce animation on container view

Lecture 7: Add form validation

Lecture 8: Add calendar button

Chapter 4: Adding a new task

Lecture 1: Setup firebase console

Lecture 2: Add test task to database

Lecture 3: Dismiss modal on save task

Lecture 4: Add custom OngoingTasksTableViewCell

Lecture 5: Add tasks listener

Lecture 6: Populate table view with tasks

Lecture 7: Handle action button

Lecture 8: Update task to done

Lecture 9: Add update task implementation

Lecture 10: Add filter to tasks snapshot listener

Chapter 5: Setup Done tasks

Lecture 1: Setup DoneTasksTableViewController

Lecture 2: Show toast message via Protocol Extension

Lecture 3: Refactor Toast Display

Lecture 4: Handle action button click event for done tasks

Lecture 5: Add move tasks from Done to Ongoing implementation

Lecture 6: Code clean up

Chapter 6: Task deletion

Lecture 1: Show action sheet for task deletion

Lecture 2: Delete task from database

Chapter 7: Calendar

Lecture 1: Show dummy calendar view

Lecture 2: Add calendar view

Lecture 3: Add calendar date selection

Lecture 4: Dismiss calendar view

Lecture 5: Add deadline label

Lecture 6: Show deadline on label

Lecture 7: Remove deadline

Lecture 8: Toggle remove button if needed

Chapter 8: Edit Task

Lecture 1: Add deadline to task

Lecture 2: Show NewTaskViewController upon edit

Lecture 3: Pass task to edit to NewTaskViewController

Lecture 4: Preselect date on task edit

Lecture 5: Add edit task database implementation

Lecture 6: General refactoring

Chapter 9: App flow

Lecture 1: Setup onboarding UI

Lecture 2: Setup login flow

Lecture 3: Setup navigation manager

Lecture 4: Login with dummy email

Lecture 5: Add loading animation

Lecture 6: Add menu button

Lecture 7: Handle logout user

Lecture 8: Handle initial screen

Lecture 9: Add new user

Lecture 10: Show tasks belonging to user

Lecture 11: Update login UI

Lecture 12: Add user login

Lecture 13: Add user sign up

Lecture 14: Improve login screen

Lecture 15: Add app icons and closing

Chapter 10: Resources

Lecture 1: Complete source code

Chapter 11: Student Questions

Lecture 1: iPad crash on menu button by Klaus

Instructors

Kelvin Fok
iOS Developer

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5 stars: 18 votes

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