Composable SwiftUI Architecture Using Redux

Composable SwiftUI Architecture Using Redux, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 51 lectures, based on 110 reviews, and has 825 subscribers.

You will learn about Unidirectional Data Flow Using Redux Design Pattern in SwiftUI Composable SwiftUI Apps Using Redux Maintaining Global State, Actions, Multiple Reducers Asynchronous Requests Using Middleware This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers wanting to learn Redux Design Pattern or Developers wanting to be promoted to architecture role or Developers wanting to add a new skillset to their tool belt or Developers wanted to build iOS apps using Apples new SwiftUI framework It is particularly useful for Developers wanting to learn Redux Design Pattern or Developers wanting to be promoted to architecture role or Developers wanting to add a new skillset to their tool belt or Developers wanted to build iOS apps using Apples new SwiftUI framework.

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Summary

Title: Composable SwiftUI Architecture Using Redux

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Published Lectures: 51

Number of Curriculum Items: 51

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 51

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Unidirectional Data Flow Using Redux Design Pattern in SwiftUI
Composable SwiftUI Apps Using Redux
Maintaining Global State, Actions, Multiple Reducers
Asynchronous Requests Using Middleware

Who Should Attend

Developers wanting to learn Redux Design Pattern
Developers wanting to be promoted to architecture role
Developers wanting to add a new skillset to their tool belt
Developers wanted to build iOS apps using Apples new SwiftUI framework

Target Audiences

Developers wanting to learn Redux Design Pattern
Developers wanting to be promoted to architecture role
Developers wanting to add a new skillset to their tool belt
Developers wanted to build iOS apps using Apples new SwiftUI framework

SwiftUI applications can be implemented using several different design patterns. The two most common patterns are MVVM and Redux. In this course, you are going to learn how to get started with using the Redux design pattern in your SwiftUI applications.

Requirements

Knowledge of Swift Language
Knowledge of SwiftUI Framework
No paid software is required. All apps are created using Xcode.

Understanding Redux:

In this section, you will learn different components of the Redux design pattern. You will start by learning about the Redux store and how reducers can access and update the store. You will also learn about state and storing state in smaller slices of the global state. Next, you will learn about actions and how actions can be dispatched from the store and carry a payload. Finally, you will learn about middleware and how middleware can be used to perform an async request.

Hello Redux

In this section, you will learn how to integrate Redux with SwiftUI application. You will build a small counter application and exercise all components of Redux including store, reducer, action and mapStateToProps.

Combining Reducers – Multiple Reducers

In this section, you will learn how to combine multiple reducers into one root reducers. Dividing reducers helps you to clean code and not end up with one massive reducer.

Middleware

In this section, you will learn how to implement a middleware. Middleware can be used to perform asynchronous requests and pass the result of the request to the reducer by dispatching an action.

Movies App

In this section, you will learn how to build a complete Movies App using Redux Design Pattern with SwiftUI. You will learn how to implement middleware to consume a third party OMDB API. You will also learn how to display images and ratings using provided URLImage and RatingView views. You will also implement the details screen, which will allow you to fetch movie details.

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It is amazing, not only is it clear but it clarifies all my unanswered questions. It’s hard to find someone who has a well detailed swift DS & Algo class. This is a gem. Thank you Mohammad Azam

This course provides a bundle of resources on Swift UI. Great explanation, building different apps and addition of latest updates makes it a five star course. Thanks Mohammad for you valuable work on providing this course.

Mohammad’s courses are usually outstanding, but he has put in a great amount of detail into this course. He provides great detail in his explanations. If you have never parsed JSON and are looking to learn about MVVM design I would highly recommend this course.

Very elegant course. Well scaffolded. Each section is very focused on a single task. One pet peeve I have of Udemy courses is when an instructor teaches a new skill but nest it inside a project that does 10 other things. This is the second course I’ve had with this instructor and both are excellent. Highly recommended.

After completing this course, you will be ready to build your next SwiftUI application using Redux Design Pattern.

Thanks and happy coding!

Azam

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Prerequisites

Lecture 3: Exercise Files

Lecture 4: Credits

Chapter 2: Understanding Redux

Lecture 1: What is Redux? What problem does it solve?

Lecture 2: Redux Flow Diagram

Lecture 3: Store and Reducers

Lecture 4: State and Actions

Lecture 5: Middlewares

Chapter 3: Hello Redux

Lecture 1: What we will be building in this section?

Lecture 2: Creating Store, Reducer, State and Actions

Lecture 3: Dispatching Actions and Updating State

Lecture 4: Mapping Global States to Local Props

Lecture 5: Injecting Environment Object and Displaying Results

Lecture 6: Implementing Decrement and Add Action

Chapter 4: Combining Reducers – Multiple Reducers

Lecture 1: Why Combining Reducers?

Lecture 2: Creating Multiple Reducers

Lecture 3: Adding Sliced States and Updating Store

Lecture 4: Implementing Task Reducer

Lecture 5: Adding and Displaying Tasks Using Task Reducer

Chapter 5: Middleware

Lecture 1: Understanding the problem?

Lecture 2: Implementing a LOGGING Middleware

Lecture 3: Dispatching Async Actions Using Middleware

Chapter 6: Movies App – Displaying Movie List

Lecture 1: What are we building?

Lecture 2: Register for OMDB Website

Lecture 3: Understanding the Starter Project

Lecture 4: Implementing Models

Lecture 5: Implementing Webservice

Chapter 7: Movies App – Implementing Middleware, Actions and State

Lecture 1: Implementing MoviesState and MoviesReducer

Lecture 2: Implementing moviesMiddleware

Lecture 3: Implementing Movies Reducer

Chapter 8: Movies App – Displaying Movie List

Lecture 1: Implementing mapStateToProps

Lecture 2: Displaying Movies onAppear

Lecture 3: Displaying Movies Using Search Keyword

Chapter 9: Movies App – Displaying the Movie Details

Lecture 1: Understanding the MovieDetail OMDBAPI EndPoint

Lecture 2: Implementing MovieDetail Model

Lecture 3: Implementing Webservice GetMovieDetailsByImdbId

Lecture 4: Fetching Movies inside moviesMiddleware

Lecture 5: Displaying Movie Details for the Selected Movie

Chapter 10: Restroom Finder App – Integrating with API and Setting Up Redux Flow

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Tour of REFUGE Restrooms API

Lecture 3: Understanding Starter Project

Lecture 4: Implementing Webservice and Models

Lecture 5: Implementing State, Actions and Reducers

Lecture 6: Implementing restroomsMiddleware for Async Requests

Chapter 11: Restroom Finder App – Location Manager and Displaying Restrooms

Lecture 1: Creating LocationManager to Locate User's Current Position

Lecture 2: Integrating LocationManager and mapStateToProps

Lecture 3: Displaying the Result on the View

Lecture 4: Opening Apple Maps for Directions

Chapter 12: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Next Steps

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Mohammad Azam
Apple Featured iOS Developer and iOS Instructor

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2 stars: 2 votes
3 stars: 7 votes
4 stars: 34 votes
5 stars: 66 votes

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