Code a Swift iOS To Do List App, UIKit, CoreData, Table View

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Source Code

Lecture 1: source code link

Chapter 2: App Setup + The WelcomeController

Lecture 1: Instructor & Course App Overview

Lecture 2: Setting Up Our Application in appDelegate.swift without storyboards

Lecture 3: Introduction to AutoLayout Constraints Programmatically

Lecture 4: Build a Custom Gradient UIView by overriding CALayer as CAGradientLayer

Lecture 5: UIColor Extensions + Convenience Initializers

Lecture 6: Custom Hex Color Code Initializer

Lecture 7: Static UIColor Class Variables + Why I am Teaching You The Way I Am

Lecture 8: Creating and Placing the App Title Label on the Welcome Screen

Lecture 9: Build a Custom UILabel Subclass

Lecture 10: How to Use Custom Fonts in Xcode 9 and Swift 4

Lecture 11: Putting the Welcome Message On The Screen

Lecture 12: Copyright Label

Lecture 13: Build a Custom UIButton Subclass

Lecture 14: Button Animations Using CGAffineTransform

Lecture 15: Programmatic ViewController Navigation Without Storyboards

Chapter 3: Build The Header, Add Button, and Write Your First Protocol

Lecture 1: Custom Header UIView

Lecture 2: Placing our Custom HeaderView in the ListController

Lecture 3: Placing Header GDLabels in the GDHeaderView

Lecture 4: OptionSet(s) In Swift

Lecture 5: Placing the Add Button Using UIlayoutConstraints (auto-layout in code)

Lecture 6: How to Use Swift OptionSet(s) to Make our Front-end App Scale with Ease

Lecture 7: How to Write a Custom Protocol for our GDHeaderView

Chapter 4: Build a Popup View to Allow Users The Ability to Add ToDos

Lecture 1: Building a PopupView by Subclassing GDGradient.

Lecture 2: PopupView Buttons

Lecture 3: Placing the Add Button and Giving our Buttons Selectors

Lecture 4: Creating a Custom UITextField Subclass and Placing It In Our View

Lecture 5: Styling our Custom UITextField Class

Lecture 6: Adding Insets to our Custom UITextField

Lecture 7: Using NSNotificationCenter to Retrieve Keyboard Height

Lecture 8: Animating Views With CGAffineTransform and UIViewAnimations

Lecture 9: Implementing the UITextFieldDelegate

Lecture 10: Creating a Custom Protocol Delegate for the NewItemPopupView Class

Lecture 11: Pass UITextField Text Through a Protocol Method to the ListController

Lecture 12: Cancel Functionality and Keyboard TextField Animation Extension

Chapter 5: Custom UITableView with Other Concepts

Lecture 1: Build a Custom UITableView

Lecture 2: Using AutoLayout to Place The TableView in the ListController

Lecture 3: How to Use UITableViewCells in a UITableView

Lecture 4: How to Put Unique Data Within A UITableViewCell

Lecture 5: Build a Custom UITableViewCell

Lecture 6: Building a "ToDo" Data Structure

Lecture 7: Using ToDo Data in UITableViewCells

Lecture 8: How to add Space Between UITableViewCells

Lecture 9: Using A UITextField instead of a UILabel in the GDListCell class

Lecture 10: Adding Insets our UITableView

Lecture 11: Build a CheckBox Control

Lecture 12: How to Toggle the CheckBox Button

Lecture 13: How to Use Custom Icons In your Apps

Lecture 14: How to Toggle the CheckBox PT 2

Lecture 15: Using More than One Section in A UITableView with Titles

Lecture 16: Using the Map and ForEach Functions in Swift to Count Cells based on ToDo Status

Lecture 17: Filtering Item Data In Sections Correctly

Lecture 18: Writing a Protocol for the GDListCell

Lecture 19: Updating ToDo ListData

Chapter 6: Header Fixes + Add New Item Popup View

Lecture 1: Status Bar Color and Header Insets

Lecture 2: Protocol Refactor

Lecture 3: Updating The HeaderView Items Left Label with the Amount of Items Left ToDo.

Lecture 4: Animating Views Off and On The Screen.

Lecture 5: Setting Corner Radius on Specific Corners

Lecture 6: Adding Functionality to the Cancel Button

Lecture 7: Bug Fixes

Lecture 8: UILayoutConstraint Animations

Lecture 9: More Bug Fixes

Chapter 7: Core Data. A Solid Introduction (basic models, entities, fetch queries + more)

Lecture 1: Intro to Core Data and setup.

Lecture 2: Inserting New ToDo Entities Into the CoreData View Context

Lecture 3: How to Fetch an Array or Collection from CoreData stores.

Lecture 4: More on Entities + Brief Refactoring to Utilize Our New ToDo Model.

Lecture 5: Deleting Data From CoreData

Lecture 6: Core Data Bug Fixes

Lecture 7: Core Data WrapUp (for now)

Chapter 8: NSUserDefaults

Lecture 1: Using NSUserDefaults to Determine if the Application has Been Opened Before.