SwiftUI – Declarative Interfaces for any Apple Device

SwiftUI – Declarative Interfaces for any Apple Device, available at $99.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 245 lectures, based on 2148 reviews, and has 11680 subscribers.

You will learn about Building iOS apps using SwiftUI framework Implementing MVVM Design Pattern using SwiftUI Consuming JSON Web API using SwiftUI SwiftUI for iOS 14 This course is ideal for individuals who are iOS developers who want to learn about the new SwiftUI Framework or Swift developers who wants to learn about SwiftUI Framework It is particularly useful for iOS developers who want to learn about the new SwiftUI Framework or Swift developers who wants to learn about SwiftUI Framework.

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Summary

Title: SwiftUI – Declarative Interfaces for any Apple Device

Price: $99.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 245

Number of Published Lectures: 222

Number of Curriculum Items: 245

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 222

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Building iOS apps using SwiftUI framework
Implementing MVVM Design Pattern using SwiftUI
Consuming JSON Web API using SwiftUI
SwiftUI for iOS 14

Who Should Attend

iOS developers who want to learn about the new SwiftUI Framework
Swift developers who wants to learn about SwiftUI Framework

Target Audiences

iOS developers who want to learn about the new SwiftUI Framework
Swift developers who wants to learn about SwiftUI Framework

SwiftUI is an innovative, exceptionally simple way to build user interfaces across all Apple platforms with the power of Swift. Build user interfaces for any Apple device using just one set of tools and APIs. With a declarative Swift syntax that’s easy to read and natural to write, SwiftUI works seamlessly with new Xcode design tools to keep your code and design perfectly in sync. Automatic support for Dynamic Type, Dark Mode, localization, and accessibility means your first line of SwiftUI code is already the most powerful UI code you’ve ever written.

Requirements

Basic understanding iOS architecture
knowledge of Swift programming language
Mac

Check out list of topics covered in the course:

Creating and Combining Views
Building List and Navigation
Building Grid Layouts in SwiftUI
Understanding State and Binding
Understanding MVVM Design Pattern
Implementing Weather App Using Web API
Coffee Ordering App in SwiftUI
Mastering Xcode Previews
Integrating SwiftUI with UIKit Apps
Building Custom Views with SwiftUI
Implementing Gestures in SwiftUI
Property Wrappers in SwiftUI
Forms
Modals
Integrating Core Data with SwiftUI
Integrating Core ML with SwiftUI
SwiftUI Recipes
SwiftUI for All Devices
SwiftUI Animations
Apple Stocks App Clone
NearMe App Clone
Neumorphic Design in SwiftUI
SwiftUI 2.0

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Prerequisites

Lecture 3: What is SwiftUI?

Lecture 4: FREE BOOK – MVVM in SwiftUI

Lecture 5: MUST WATCH – Xcode 12 and iOS 14

Lecture 6: iOS 15 and Xcode 13 Beta – NEW LECTURES ADDED

Chapter 2: Creating and Combining Views [Updated]

Lecture 1: Hello SwiftUI

Lecture 2: Customizing Text and Combining Views Using Stacks

Lecture 3: Displaying Images

Chapter 3: Building List and Navigation [Updated]

Lecture 1: Displaying Hikes in a SwiftUI List

Lecture 2: Adding Navigation

Lecture 3: Implementing Hike Detail Screen

Lecture 4: Adding Tap and Zooming Animation

Chapter 4: Building Grid Layout in SwiftUI

Lecture 1: NOTE – PLEASE WATCH THIS FIRST

Lecture 2: What is a Grid?

Lecture 3: Implementing Grid Layout in SwiftUI

Lecture 4: (LEGACY) Creating Grid with Row and Cells

Lecture 5: (LEGACY) Implementing Array Chunking Algorithm

Lecture 6: (LEGACY) Displaying Grid with Dynamic Data

Chapter 5: Understanding State and Binding [Updated]

Lecture 1: Introduction to @State

Lecture 2: More Examples of @State

Lecture 3: List and SwiftUI

Lecture 4: Filtering List Using Searchable

Lecture 5: Understanding and Implementing @Binding

Lecture 6: Understanding @EnvironmentObject (Pre iOS 17)

Lecture 7: Understanding @EnvironmentObject

Chapter 6: Understanding MVVM Design Pattern

Lecture 1: What are Design Patterns?

Lecture 2: What is MVVM?

Lecture 3: Why MVVM?

Lecture 4: MVVM Architecture and Web APIs

Chapter 7: Implementing Weather App Using Web API

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Registering with OpenWeatherMap Service

Lecture 3: Implementing Webservice and Models

Lecture 4: Implementing WeatherViewModel

Lecture 5: Displaying Weather on the Screen

Chapter 8: Implementing Weather App Using Web API and MV Pattern [Updated]

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Register with OpenWeatherMap Service

Lecture 3: Implementing Client Models or Data Transfer Objects

Lecture 4: Implementing Endpoints

Lecture 5: Implementing GeocodingClient

Lecture 6: Implementing WeatherClient

Lecture 7: Refactoring and Displaying Weather on the Screen

Chapter 9: Coffee Ordering Application in SwiftUI

Lecture 1: What you will be building?

Lecture 2: Understanding the Server Side Code in Node Express JS

Lecture 3: Implementing Models

Lecture 4: Creating Webservice

Lecture 5: Implementing OrderListViewModel and OrderViewModel

Lecture 6: Displaying Orders on the Screen

Lecture 7: Implementing Create Coffee Order Webservice Function

Lecture 8: Implementing AddCoffeeOrderViewModel

Lecture 9: Creating AddCoffeeOrderView

Lecture 10: Placing Order

Lecture 11: Adding Navigation from ContentView to AddCoffeeOrderView

Chapter 10: Mastering Xcode Previews

Lecture 1: Introduction to Xcode Previews

Lecture 2: Implementing DishCell Preview

Lecture 3: Dynamic Font Sizes in Xcode Previews

Lecture 4: Dark Mode and Devices in Xcode Previews

Lecture 5: Displaying List with DishCell

Lecture 6: Xcode Previews for UIKit

Chapter 11: Integrating SwiftUI with UIKit Apps

Lecture 1: Displaying SwiftUI View In UIKit App

Lecture 2: Passing Data to the SwiftUI View

Lecture 3: Implementing the Image Loader Service

Lecture 4: Building URLImage SwiftUI View

Lecture 5: (LEGACY) Building URLImage SwiftUI View

Lecture 6: Organizing MovieDetailsView

Lecture 7: Displaying UIKit Control in SwiftUI View

Chapter 12: Building Custom Views with SwiftUI

Lecture 1: Getting Started with Graphics in SwiftUI

Lecture 2: Implementing a BarGraph View

Lecture 3: Implementing the Report Model

Lecture 4: Building Dynamic Graphs Using Report Models

Lecture 5: Adding Basic Animation to Graphs

Chapter 13: Implementing Gestures in SwiftUI

Lecture 1: Adding the Tap Gesture

Lecture 2: Adding the Drag Gesture

Lecture 3: Adding Magnification Gesture

Lecture 4: Adding Rotation Gesture

Chapter 14: Property Wrappers in SwiftUI

Lecture 1: Understanding Property Wrappers

Lecture 2: Implementing @UpperCase Property Wrapper

Lecture 3: Implementing @UrlEncode Property Wrapper

Chapter 15: Forms

Lecture 1: What are Forms?

Lecture 2: Building Form for Night Shift Settings

Lecture 3: Building Form for Notifications Settings

Chapter 16: Modals

Lecture 1: Displaying a Modal

Lecture 2: Displaying and Passing Data to Modal from List View

Lecture 3: Passing Data from Modal to the Parent View

Instructors

Mohammad Azam
Apple Featured iOS Developer and iOS Instructor

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1 stars: 10 votes
2 stars: 39 votes
3 stars: 156 votes
4 stars: 583 votes
5 stars: 1360 votes

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