SwiftUI in Depth: Practical Code Examples in SwiftUI

SwiftUI in Depth: Practical Code Examples in SwiftUI, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.43, with 74 lectures, based on 7 reviews, and has 91 subscribers.

You will learn about Building iOS apps using SwiftUI framework Build Amazing Interfaces with SwiftUI Bind Your Data With Your UI Build Apps for All Apple Platforms This course is ideal for individuals who are iOS developers wanting to learn SwiftUI or iOS developers wanting to learn declarative way of developing apps It is particularly useful for iOS developers wanting to learn SwiftUI or iOS developers wanting to learn declarative way of developing apps.

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Summary

Title: SwiftUI in Depth: Practical Code Examples in SwiftUI

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.43

Number of Lectures: 74

Number of Published Lectures: 74

Number of Curriculum Items: 74

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 74

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Building iOS apps using SwiftUI framework
Build Amazing Interfaces with SwiftUI
Bind Your Data With Your UI
Build Apps for All Apple Platforms

Who Should Attend

iOS developers wanting to learn SwiftUI
iOS developers wanting to learn declarative way of developing apps

Target Audiences

iOS developers wanting to learn SwiftUI
iOS developers wanting to learn declarative way of developing apps

In WWDC 19 Apple announced the next big thing in their dev community SwiftUI.

SwiftUI is new way of creating UI/UX for your apps, in a declarative manner. By combining choices of views and modifiers you can create complex user interfaces with ease.

SwiftUI helps data binding to User Interfaces easy with the introduction of Combine Framework. When the data changes, so does the UI and vice versa.

SwiftUI is also incredibly reusable. Views you create can be reused time and time again.

With SwiftUI apple also introduced SwiftUI Previews in Xcode 11 and to show you in real time as how your code changes will effect the look of your app.

In this course we will take a deep dive into each component that builds SwiftUI. We will also build working apps after learning components and their properties.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: SwiftUI: A closer look

Lecture 1: some View: generic return type explained

Lecture 2: Containers Explained

Lecture 3: TextView Explained

Lecture 4: More Text in SwiftUI

Lecture 5: Close look at Images in SwiftUI

Lecture 6: Images in SwiftUI

Lecture 7: SF Symbol Images

Lecture 8: Shapes in SwiftUI

Lecture 9: Using Color as View

Lecture 10: Close look at VStack

Lecture 11: HStack in Depth

Lecture 12: ZStack in Depth

Chapter 3: Controls in SwiftUI

Lecture 1: Buttons in SwiftUI

Lecture 2: Date Pickers in SwiftUI

Lecture 3: Spacers in SwiftUI

Lecture 4: Forms in SwiftUI

Lecture 5: Static List in SwiftUI

Lecture 6: Dynamic List in SwiftUI

Lecture 7: Custom cell in List

Lecture 8: Deleting Cell in List

Lecture 9: Moving Cell in List

Lecture 10: Grouped List View

Lecture 11: Navigation View in SwiftUI

Lecture 12: Navigation Link in SwiftUI

Lecture 13: Geometry Reader

Lecture 14: Picker Control

Lecture 15: Multi Component Picker

Lecture 16: ScrollView in SwiftUI

Lecture 17: Custom View in ScrollView

Lecture 18: TextField and SecureField in SwiftUI

Lecture 19: Sliders in SwiftUI

Lecture 20: Shapes in SwiftUI

Lecture 21: Custom Progress Bar in SwiftUI

Lecture 22: Stepper in SwiftUI

Lecture 23: TabView with basic Tab in SwiftUI

Lecture 24: Custom View in TabView

Lecture 25: Complex CustomUI

Lecture 26: Fast Action Button or Floating Action Button in SwiftUI

Lecture 27: Underline TextField – Custom Reusable Control

Lecture 28: Clearable TextField in SwiftUI

Lecture 29: Password Toggle SecureField

Lecture 30: Image Processing in SwiftUI

Lecture 31: State management in Depth

Lecture 32: Advance Search in SwiftUI

Lecture 33: Binding Explained with Example

Lecture 34: State Binding at the cell level

Lecture 35: Move View Up When Keyboard opens up

Chapter 4: Gestures

Lecture 1: Tap Gesture in SwiftUI

Lecture 2: Long Press Gesture

Lecture 3: Simple Drag Gesture

Lecture 4: Drag Gesture and Speed

Lecture 5: Drag Gesture with GestureState

Lecture 6: Drag Gesture with State Retention

Lecture 7: Bottom Drawer using Drag Gesture

Lecture 8: Pulsating Button Animation

Lecture 9: Magnification / Pinch Gesture

Lecture 10: Constrained Pinch / Magnification Gesture

Lecture 11: Rotation Gesture

Lecture 12: Simultaneous Gesture

Lecture 13: Sequence Gesture

Lecture 14: Exclusive Gesture

Chapter 5: Gradients

Lecture 1: Angular Gradient

Lecture 2: Linear Gradient

Lecture 3: Radial Gradient

Lecture 4: Gradient Stop and UnitPoint

Lecture 5: ImagePaint

Chapter 6: Animation in SwiftUI

Lecture 1: Basic Animation

Lecture 2: Animation Curve

Lecture 3: Spring Animation

Lecture 4: Interpolating Spring Animation

Lecture 5: Color Animation

Lecture 6: Hue Rotation Animation

Lecture 7: Neon Glow Effect Animation

Instructors

CGI GEN
Learn by Doing. Practical Approach to Solve Common Problems

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