Twitter iOS Clone | Swift 5/Firebase | No Storyboards | MVVM

Twitter iOS Clone | Swift 5/Firebase | No Storyboards | MVVM, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 111 lectures, based on 589 reviews, and has 2983 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a Twitter clone with iOS 13, Swift 5 & Firebase without the use of storyboards Use MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) Framework Build a fully functioning social network Advanced backend development and architecture skills using Firebase Advanced auto-layout and programmatic UI skills with Swift Register and authenticate users using Firebase Advanced UI/UX development to build a clean and visually appearing user interface Build a custom slide up menu with custom actions Advanced UITableView and UICollectionView skills Advanced Swift techniques and architecture patterns Implement Hashtags & Mentions This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners with some programming & Xcode experience It is particularly useful for Beginners with some programming & Xcode experience.

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Summary

Title: Twitter iOS Clone | Swift 5/Firebase | No Storyboards | MVVM

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 111

Number of Published Lectures: 111

Number of Curriculum Items: 111

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 111

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a Twitter clone with iOS 13, Swift 5 & Firebase without the use of storyboards
Use MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) Framework
Build a fully functioning social network
Advanced backend development and architecture skills using Firebase
Advanced auto-layout and programmatic UI skills with Swift
Register and authenticate users using Firebase
Advanced UI/UX development to build a clean and visually appearing user interface
Build a custom slide up menu with custom actions
Advanced UITableView and UICollectionView skills
Advanced Swift techniques and architecture patterns
Implement Hashtags & Mentions

Who Should Attend

Beginners with some programming & Xcode experience

Target Audiences

Beginners with some programming & Xcode experience

What are we building?

In this course, you will learn how to build a complete version of Twitter ready to be published on the App Store. Throughout the process, you will develop high level programming, app design and app development skills. We will be building this without the use of storyboards, fully programmatically.

Prior Experience?

Some programming and basic Xcode experience is preferred. The course will move a little fast if you’re a complete beginner, but you will pick things up along the way.

Why take this course?

Learning advanced development skills should be taught using real world examples. This course will teach you how to build a fully functional social network, from complete scratch. You will be learning advanced front and backend development skills, from a real life professional developer. You will learn how to code like a pro, and everything will be explained in detail along the way. This will teach you to build production ready applications, that are easily scalable and maintainable. This also makes for a great project to add to your portfolio, which you can use to show off to potential employers if you’re trying to become a pro.

What will you learn?

Comprehensive knowledge and understanding of Swift 5 & Xcode 11
Implement Model View ViewModel (MVVM) architecture
Advanced level programming and app development skills
Advanced level User Interface Design
Advanced level back end engineering
How to authenticate and register users with Firebase
How to communicate with a database (read/write)
How to monitor events in a database
How to upload images to Firebase
How to structure data for optimum performance
How to build a fully functioning social network
How to programmatically construct views and controllers
How to parse incoming JSON data from database
How to use CocoaTouch classes, UIKit, UserNotifications and more
How to use CocoaPods and custom third party APIs
How to implement/use protocols
How to implement custom subclasses for clean and reusable code
How to dynamically size collection view cells
How to create extensions and functions for clean and reusable code

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Building Main User Interface

Lecture 1: Configure Project & Setup Root ViewController

Lecture 2: Setup Main Tab Bar Controller

Lecture 3: Setup Navigation Controllers

Lecture 4: Setup Navigation Bars

Lecture 5: Setting Up Sticky Action Button Programmatically |Intro to Auto-Layout

Lecture 6: Where To Get The Completed Source Code (that includes additional features)

Lecture 7: Button Custom Color & Action Handler

Chapter 2: Login/Signup UI

Lecture 1: Getting Started With Login UI

Lecture 2: Creating Input Container View

Lecture 3: Refactoring Input Container View For Reusability

Lecture 4: Finishing Login UI

Lecture 5: Registration UI

Lecture 6: Selecting Profile Image

Chapter 3: Getting Started With Firebase

Lecture 1: Setup Firebase

Lecture 2: Authenticate User

Lecture 3: Upload User Data

Lecture 4: Upload User Profile Image

Lecture 5: Refactor API Code Into Service Class

Lecture 6: Root ViewController Setup & Keeping User Logged In

Lecture 7: Logging A User In

Lecture 8: Update UI After Authentication

Chapter 4: Fetching User Data From Firebase

Lecture 1: Fetch User Data From Firebase

Lecture 2: Create Custom User Object (Model)

Lecture 3: SDWebImage Install & Passing User To FeedController

Lecture 4: Load User Profile Image

Chapter 5: Sending Tweets

Lecture 1: Upload Tweet Controller Setup

Lecture 2: Continue With UI Setup

Lecture 3: Adding Caption TextView

Lecture 4: Uploading Tweet To Firebase

Chapter 6: Loading Tweets In Feed

Lecture 1: Fetch Tweets From Firebase & Create Tweet Object

Lecture 2: Setup CollectionView For Feed

Lecture 3: TweetCell UI

Lecture 4: Populate Feed With Tweets

Lecture 5: Populate Each Cell With Tweet

Lecture 6: Fetching User For Tweet

Lecture 7: Tweet View Model

Lecture 8: Tweet Timestamp

Chapter 7: User Profile

Lecture 1: Showing Profile Controller

Lecture 2: Profile CollectionView Setup

Lecture 3: Profile Header UI

Lecture 4: Profile Header Filter Bar

Lecture 5: Filter Bar Selection Animation

Lecture 6: Profile Filters Data Model

Lecture 7: Profile Header View Model

Lecture 8: Dismissing User Profile

Lecture 9: User Tweet Database Structure

Lecture 10: Fetching User Tweets

Lecture 11: Populating Header With User Data

Chapter 8: Following, Unfollowing & Searching Users

Lecture 1: Search Page UI

Lecture 2: Fetching & Displaying Users

Lecture 3: Search For Users

Lecture 4: Following User

Lecture 5: Unfollow User

Lecture 6: Check If User Is Followed In Database

Lecture 7: Bug Fix

Lecture 8: Updating User Follower/Following Stats

Chapter 9: Tweet Replies

Lecture 1: Tweet Display Controller Setup

Lecture 2: Tweet Header UI

Lecture 3: Action Button Setup

Lecture 4: Populating Tweet Header

Lecture 5: Dynamic Cell Sizing & Bug Fix

Lecture 6: Getting Started With Replies

Lecture 7: Use ViewModel To Populate Data

Lecture 8: Uploading Reply To Firebase

Lecture 9: Fetching & Displaying Replies

Chapter 10: Custom Action Sheet

Lecture 1: Getting Started

Lecture 2: Setting Up Table View

Lecture 3: Animating Table View / Fade View

Lecture 4: Action Sheet Cell & Cancel Button

Lecture 5: Action Sheet Data Model + View Model

Lecture 6: Check If User Is Followed & Tap Handler

Lecture 7: Finishing Up With Tap Handler

Chapter 11: Liking Tweets

Lecture 1: Getting Started With Likes

Lecture 2: Liking A Tweet

Lecture 3: Unlking Tweet

Lecture 4: Check If User Liked Tweet

Chapter 12: Notifications

Lecture 1: Notification Data Model

Lecture 2: Upload Like Notification

Lecture 3: Upload Follow & Reply Notification

Lecture 4: Notification Table View Setup

Lecture 5: Fetching Notifications From Firebase

Lecture 6: Populate Table View With Notifications

Lecture 7: Fetching Notification Tweet & Going To User Profile

Lecture 8: Bug Fix & Adding Follow Button

Lecture 9: Follow Button Action & Adding Refresh Control

Chapter 13: Filtered Tweets In Profile

Lecture 1: Setup Data Source For Filters

Lecture 2: Filter View Refactor

Instructors

Stephan Dowless
Professional iOS Developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 10 votes
2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 44 votes
4 stars: 131 votes
5 stars: 400 votes

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