Practical iOS 11: What's New in iOS 11, Swift 4 and Xcode 9

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 2: What's new in iOS 11

Chapter 2: What's New in iOS 11 and Xcode 9

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to the project file

Lecture 3: Add large title to navigation bar

Lecture 4: Disable large title on a view controller

Lecture 5: Increase or decrease font size

Lecture 6: Run multiple simulators at the same time

Lecture 7: Simulators now have hardware buttons

Lecture 8: Refactoring – Renamed variables propagates throughout the project

Lecture 9: Extract methods from a chunk of code

Lecture 10: Structure highlighting

Lecture 11: Resize simulator window freely

Lecture 12: Wireless building

Lecture 13: Ability to add named colors

Lecture 14: One click protocol stubs fix

Chapter 3: Machine Learning – CoreML – Image Recognition App

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up the image detection app user interface

Lecture 3: Setting up the button click event

Lecture 4: Download the model from the Apple website

Lecture 5: Create the model and the request

Lecture 6: Create the handler and perform the request

Lecture 7: Request results and result confidence

Chapter 4: Machine Learning and Vision – Face Detection App

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Design the user interface of the face detection app

Lecture 3: Set up the UIImageView programmatically

Lecture 4: Create the next image button click event

Lecture 5: Create the detect faces function to get the bounding box

Lecture 6: Create the bounding box for each of the faces

Lecture 7: More photo samples to test the app

Chapter 5: Artificial Reality ARKit App – Placing 3D objects in your environment

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create the user interface for the app

Lecture 3: Configuration session and setting up the camera usage description

Lecture 4: Add Apple 3D models into the app

Lecture 5: Create a Model class

Lecture 6: Testing the model class and positioning models

Lecture 7: Create the function to add model and to pass different model names

Lecture 8: Create the touch began function to get touch position

Lecture 9: Pick random models and place around the environment

Chapter 6: Vision – Real Time Object Tracking Through The Camera

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Design the user interface of the object tracking app

Lecture 3: Create the camera as the input device

Lecture 4: Create the camera output, set up camera permissions and run the camera

Lecture 5: Adding the delegate method for capturing image frames

Lecture 6: Vision request using the Inception CoreML model

Lecture 7: Displaying the result and testing the app to track real world objects

Chapter 7: Drag and Drop Feature – Drag Texts To A UITableView

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Design the user interface of the drag and drop app

Lecture 3: Set up the table view correctly

Lecture 4: Configure the items to drag delegate function

Lecture 5: Implement a drag preview for lifting delegate function

Lecture 6: Complete the tableview drop delegate implementation and testing the app

Chapter 8: Natural Language Processing App

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Designing the UI of the language processing app

Lecture 3: Detect the dominant language of a text

Lecture 4: Break words into lexical

Lecture 5: Tokenization – breaking sentences into words

Lecture 6: Lemmatization – find the root of any word

Lecture 7: NameType – detect organization, personal and place names in a text

Chapter 9: QR Code Reader App

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to the starter project

Lecture 3: Create the function to perform the image request

Lecture 4: Create QR Codes and test the app

Lecture 5: Getting the barcode string value and navigating to the website