Swift 5 Tips Tricks and Techniques

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Your First SwiftUI App

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: A Quick Look into SwiftUI

Lecture 3: What Is “var body: some View”

Lecture 4: How to Navigate Between Views

Lecture 5: Lists in SwiftUI

Lecture 6: How to Structure Your Code with Custom Views?

Lecture 7: How to Create Meaningful Previews with PreviewProvider?

Chapter 2: SwiftUI Advanced

Lecture 1: Create a Complex Entry Form

Lecture 2: Modal Presentation Style

Lecture 3: Passing Data Between Views

Lecture 4: Using Core Data with SwiftUI

Lecture 5: Running SwiftUI on Other Apple Devices

Chapter 3: Generics, Operators, and Other Building Blocks

Lecture 1: Dictionaries and How They Work

Lecture 2: What Are Generics and How to Use Them

Lecture 3: Operator Overloading and Custom Operators

Lecture 4: Multiple Return Types and Function Parameters

Lecture 5: Write Cleaner Code by Using Typealias

Chapter 4: The Power of Enums

Lecture 1: Why Enums are Helpful

Lecture 2: Optionals and Raw Enums

Lecture 3: CaseIterable and Other Protocols

Lecture 4: Enums and Associated Values

Lecture 5: Tips on Using Enums and Its Future

Chapter 5: Networking and Async Programming in Swift

Lecture 1: Query Data with URLSession

Lecture 2: Using Swift Codable to Parse JSON

Lecture 3: Using the New Combine Framework

Lecture 4: The New Swift “Result”

Chapter 6: Server-Side Swift with Vapor

Lecture 1: Choosing Vapor for Server-Side Development

Lecture 2: Building an API Using Vapor

Lecture 3: Implementing the API in iOS

Lecture 4: Common Issues Faced and Ways to Avoid Them

Chapter 7: Reactive Programming with Swift

Lecture 1: The Power of Reactive Programming

Lecture 2: How to Use Combine with UIKit

Lecture 3: Creating Publishers to Monitor Input

Lecture 4: Combining Multiple Publishers into One

Lecture 5: Differences Between Combine and RxSwift

Chapter 8: Testing and Security

Lecture 1: How to Write Great Unit Tests

Lecture 2: How to Write Great UI Tests

Lecture 3: Use UI Tests to Automate Your Screenshots

Lecture 4: Storing Passwords in the iOS Keychain

Lecture 5: Writing a Unit Test to Check Keychain Implementation

Chapter 9: Did You Know You Could Do That in Swift?

Lecture 1: What You Did Not Know about String

Lecture 2: All You Need to Know about Closures

Lecture 3: How to Avoid Common Memory Leaks

Lecture 4: Adding Functionality to Existing Classes with Extensions