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Learn MoreiOS 11 & Swift 4: From Beginner to Paid Professional™
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iOS 11 & Swift 4: From Beginner to Paid Professional™
Build iOS Apps & Learn iOS 11, Swift 4, ARKit (Augmented Reality), CoreML (Machine Learning)
Created byMark Price, Devslopes by Nathan Sevedge
Last updated 8/2018
English
What you'll learn
- Build iOS 11 & Swift 4 apps
- Work as an iOS contractor
- Apply to jr. iOS development jobs
- Submit iOS apps to the Apple App Store
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Course content
12 sections • 187 lectures • 43h 17m total length
- iOS 11 Course Overview10:46
- Install Xcode 97:13
- Xcode 9 Beta 4 Update9:06
- App: Hustle - Your first iOS 11 App21:35
- Variables, operators, and how computers work16:48
- Source Code0:01
Source code for the Swift lessons
- Strings in Swift15:22
- Working with numbers in Swift19:53
- Swift functions22:39
- Booleans & conditional logic in Swift20:57
- Constants & logical operators in Swift10:27
- Array data structure in Swift13:06
- Swift loops18:59
- Dictionary data structure in Swift18:44
- Object oriented programming in Swift12:00
- Inheritance & OOP in Swift8:19
- Polymorphism & OOP in Swift8:22
- Optionals20:32
In this lesson, you will learn about optionals – one of the things that makes Swift really special. Optionals help to handle the absence of a value.
- Enumerations19:47
In this lesson, you will learn about enumerations in Swift, how to use them, and how they can help you.
- Extensions: Part 115:22
In this lesson, you will create a Swift Playground to learn the basics of extensions – from their syntax to their basic use.
- Extensions: Part 220:32
In this lesson, you will learn how you could use extensions in a real iOS app.
- Intro to Protocols/Delegates - Numbers Example13:04
In this lesson, you will learn the basics of protocols in Swift. You will learn one use case for protocols and extend the capabilities of several Swift types to utilize it's power.
- Intro to Protocols/Delegates Part 2 - Question Generator17:31
In this lesson, you will continue learning about protocols and how they can be used within classes and structures.
- Protocols/Delegates - Building Color Magic App UI16:29
In this lesson, you will build the UI for an app called Color Magic which will utilize the delegate method for transferring data between ViewControllers.
- Protocols/Delegates - Using the Delegate Method in Color Magic App16:06
In this lesson, you will utilize the delegate method (protocols) to pass color and name data between ViewControllers.
- Protocols/Delegates - Using Mutating Functions in Types18:02
In this lesson, you will create an app that toggles a light on and off using a protocol and an enumeration. The enumeration will utilize a mutating function to modify the switch status.
- Swift 4 Quiz
- Dev Tip: How to retain knowledge1:23
- Git & version control - the fun way!11:59
- Terminal Basics - Changing directories6:07
- Terminal Basics - Creating directories & files4:30
- Terminal Basics - Copying & renaming files8:57
- Terminal Basics - Deleting files & directories6:01
- Git Basics17:16
- Setting up Github4:36
- Working with Local & Remote Repositories11:14
- Handling Git Merge Conflicts16:52
- Dev Tip: Focus on today2:02
- App: Swoosh 01 - Creating the welcome screen25:18
- App: Swoosh 02 - Working with frames16:05
- App: Swoosh 03 - Intro to auto layout (support multiple screen sizes)26:41
- App: Swoosh 04 - Working with stack views26:38
- App: Swoosh 05 - Intro to segues (changing screens)9:39
- App: Swoosh 06 - Refactoring in Xcode 99:39
- App: Swoosh 07 - Debugging: setValue forUndefinedKey3:45
- App: Swoosh 08 - Programmatic segues9:01
- App: Swoosh 09 - IBActions (handling events) & data models16:16
- App: Swoosh 10 - Passing data between view controllers11:45
- App: Dev Profile 01 - Auto layout for iPhones22:28
- App: Dev Profile 02 - Auto layout for iPads (size classes)19:59
- App: Window Shopper 01 - Custom text fields17:42
- App: Window Shopper 02 - Input accessory views & IBDesignable15:06
- App: Window Shopper 03 - Unit testing our data16:37
- App: Window Shopper 04 - Calculation algorithm13:06
- App: Window Shopper 05 - Custom drawing with drawRect12:26
- Dev Tip: Don't ever do this one thing0:45
- App: Coder Swag 01 - Project creation & IBOutlets22:32
- App: Coder Swag 02 - Tableviews, delegate, and data source33:16
- App: Coder Swag 03 - Collection views (grid layouts)12:34
- App: Coder Swag 04 - Working with data models13:39
- App: Coder Swag 05 - Displaying data in collection view cells20:02
- Dev Tip: How to not get discouraged learning to code1:17
- Intro to Chat App3:34
- App: Smack - Project Setup25:46
Set up your project with assets and cocoa pods.
- App: Smack - SWReveal20:11
Learn how to add a slide out menu using SWReveal
- App: Smack - ChannelVC UI24:39
In this lesson we build out the ChannelVC UI
- App: Smack - LoginVC UI22:28
In this lesson we build out the LoginVC UI
- App: Smack - CreateAccountVC UI18:46
In this lesson we build out the CreateAccountVC UI
- App: Smack - Web request and API8:53
Learn how web requests and APIs work
- App: Smack - Hosting API19:58
Learn how to host an API on Heroku
- App: Smack - Locally Hosting API18:10
Locally Hosting API
- App: Smack - Creating a web request in Xcode28:13
Learn how to create a web request in Xcode
- App: Smack - Registering a User15:46
Use web requests to register a user
- App: Smack - Logging in a user20:13
Use web requests to login a user
- App: Smack - Creating a user26:13
Use web requests to create a user on the API
- App: Smack - Avatar Picker Part 119:05
Create an avatar picker using collection view
- App: Smack - Avatar Picker Part 220:13
Create an avatar picker using collection view
- App: Smack - Generate a Avatar BG Color26:21
Randomly generate avatar background color
- App: Smack - LoggedIn Interface23:12
Update the UI based on logged in status
- App: Smack - Profile View25:34
Create the profile view
- App: Smack - Logging in users23:23
Use web requests and Alamofire to log in a user
- App: Smack - Getting channels19:11
Use web requests and Alamofire to retrieve chat channels
- App: Smack - Channels TableView13:38
Display the fetched channels in the table view
- App: Smack - Add Channel VC19:26
Create the Modal to add Channels
- App: Smack - Sockets and Channels26:11
Use sockets to add a new channel
- App: Smack - Refining Login Flow19:10
Use notifications to refine the login flow logic
- App: Smack - Fetching Messages20:01
Retrieve messages from the API
- App: Smack - Sending first message17:11
Send first message to the API with sockets
- App: Smack - Displaying chat messages17:56
Display the retrieved chat messages
- App: Smack - Sockets and Messages18:37
Use sockets to send and receive messages
- App: Smack - Typing Users21:29
Use sockets to know when others are typing
- App: Smack - Unread Channels18:07
Use sockets to know there is an unread message
- Where to go from here7:36
Take this app further!
- I'm Back!7:43
Convert ISO8601 Dates
- Dev Tip: Depth over breadth0:44
- Intro to App: Pixel City1:44
- Creating Xcode Project: Pixel City4:25
In this lesson, you will create the Xcode project needed to build Pixel City. You will also create the folders needed for this project.
- Installing Alamofire / AlamofireImage Cocoapods7:11
In this lesson, you download and install Alamofire and AlamofireImage – very popular and well-supported CocoaPods we will use for networking.
- Building MapVC UI /Conforming to MKMapViewDelegate /Setting Delegate of mapView14:55
In this lesson, you will build the user interface of MapVC and enable it to work by setting the delegate and conforming to MKMapViewDelegate.
- Requesting Location Services in iOS 11 / Centering Map On User Location18:03
In this lesson, you will request location services bearing in mind the changes to iOS 11 location services.
- Adding UITapGestureRecognizer to Drop Custom Pins on MapView15:09
In this lesson, you will use a UITapGestureRecognizer to drop pins on the map where you tap. You will also customize the appearance of these pins.
- Setting a Custom Map Annotation Color4:33
- Animating Photos View / Programmatically adding spinner and label subviews19:43
In this lesson, you will animate a UIView up which will eventually display a grid of photos downloaded from a location you choose. You will programatically add a UIActivityIndicatorView and UILabel to show download progress.
- Adding UILabel for Pull Up View / Adding UICollectionView Programmatically16:51
In this lesson, you will add a UILabel to indicate image download progress and programmatically add a UICollectionView to the Pull Up View.
- Getting API Key from Flickr / Using Flickr API URL Format14:05
In this lesson, you will access the Flickr API, request an API key, and observe the URL formatting Flickr uses so that you know how to navigate their API properly. Then, you will write a custom function that enables you to create a custom URL.
- Using Alamofire to Download URLS20:57
In this lesson, you will download URLs for images using the Flickr API and Alamofire.
- Using Alamofire to Download Images / Cancelling All Sessions16:22
In this lesson, you will download images and populate an array with images using the Flickr API and AlamofireImage.
- Setting Up UICollectionView / Adding Images / Reloading UICollectionView10:11
In this lesson, you will set up UICollectionView to create cells with images using imagesArray. You will also reload the data of the UICollectionView so that it shows all images once they’ve finished downloading.
- Building PopVC / Presenting PopVC When UICollectionViewCell is Tapped16:05
In this lesson, you will build PopVC which is a UIViewController that will display images. You will also set up UICollectionView to present PopVC whenever a cell is tapped.
- Adding 3D Touch Peek & Pop to UICollectionView14:46
In this lesson, you will add 3D Touch functionality to UICollectionView. When you press lightly on a cell, you will be able to Peek at the content. A firmer press will Pop it onto the next UIViewController.
- Challenge2:15
- Dev Tip: Put yourself out there2:02
- Setting up developer & iTunes accounts10:02
- Implementing Google AdMob18:53
- Fetching a list of products14:59
- Starting an in-app purchase8:41
- Testing in-app purchases17:36
- Restoring in-app purchases after app deletion9:03
- Dev Tip: How to create a successful app1:47
- Intro to App: GoalPost2:35
In this video, you will be introduced to GoalPost – the Core Data goal setting app you'll be building in this section.
- Creating Xcode Project / Project Folders3:41
In this lesson, you will create the Xcode project used to build GoalPost. You will also set up project folders for organizational purposes.
- Building GoalsVC13:41
In this lesson, you will build GoalsVC in Interface Builder. This is the home screen of GoalPost.
- Building GoalCell14:02
In this lesson, you will build GoalCell in Interface Builder and also create the code subclass to go with it.
- What is Core Data?5:58
- Creating Goal Core Data Entity & Attributes8:08
In this lesson, you will create the Core Data entity called Goal. You will also set up several attributes for that entity. Think of this like a model class and it's properties.
- Displaying Static GoalCells in UITableView / Creating GoalType Enum10:12
In this lesson, you will configure some static instances of GoalCell in order to confirm that out UITableView is working properly.
- Building CreateGoalVC15:12
In this lesson, you will build out CreateGoalVC in Interface Builder. This ViewController is where the user describes their goal and sets it type.
- Creating a UIViewController Extension10:47
In this lesson, you will create an extension of UIViewController that will allow you to customize the presentation of UIViewController instances. You will cause the animation to resemble a UINavigationController animation.
- Creating a UIView / UIButton Extension18:30
In this lesson, you will create an extension of both UIView and UIButton which will help with various UI enhancements.
- Building FinishGoalVC / Passing Data from CreateGoalVC19:09
In this lesson, you will build out FinishGoalVC in Interface Builder and pass data to it from CreateGoalVC.
- Saving Goal Data to Persistent Store12:39
In this lesson, you will write a function to save data to the Persistent Store using Core Data. You will save data from FinishGoalVC into the Persistent Store.
- Fixing Dismissal of FinishGoalVC6:40
In this lesson, you will write another function in the UIViewController extension that will allow for the proper dismissal of FinishGoalVC. It will dismiss the current UIViewController and present the other simultaneously to avoid a stack of too many ViewControllers.
- Fetching Data from Persistent Store / Filling UITableView with Fetched Data16:13
In this lesson, you will fetch data from the Persistent Store by using an NSFetchRequest. You will save the results in an array of Goal and display it in the UITableView.
- Removing Objects from Persistent Store using UITableView Delete Action11:15
In the lesson, you will write a function to remove an object from the Persistent Store using a UITableViewRowAction set up for deletion.
- Setting Goal Progress for UITableViewCell14:55
In this lesson, you will write a function to update the goalProgess attribute of the Goal entity. You will enable the UITableViewCells for goals to be updated with a UITableViewRowAction set to update the goalProgress attribute.
- Challenge1:28
In this video, you will be given a challenge to extend GoalPost and add an undo feature.
- Intro to App: Breakpoint3:21
In this video, you will be introduced to Breakpoint – the coder-centric social media app you will be building in this section. It features a public feed, group messaging, and a real-time Firebase backend.
- Creating Xcode Project / Setting Up Project Folders5:04
In this lesson, you will create the Xcode project for Breakpoint and set up some organizational folders for the Model, View, and Controller layers as well as folders for Extensions and Services.
- Creating Firebase Project10:38
In this video, you will create a new project in the Firebase Console. Then, you will download a .plist file containing valuable Firebase data. You will install the Firebase CocoaPods to give our Xcode project the ability to communicate with Firebase.
- Setting Up DataService / Creating Firebase Database Users10:33
In this lesson, you will create a singleton class called DataService which will allow you to interface with our Firebase Database. You will write a function allowing you to create users and add them to the Database as well.
- Building AuthVC and LoginVC in Interface Builder18:27
In this lesson, you will build out AuthVC and LoginVC in Interface Builder.
- Creating InsetTextField and ShadowView Subclasses18:24
In this lesson, you will create the InsetTextField and ShadowView subclasses which you will use to set custom appearance for several UI elements in AuthVC and LoginVC.
- Setting up AuthService13:04
In this lesson, you will write AuthService – a singleton class responsible for registering and logging in users to Firebase.
- Building FeedVC and GroupsVC in Interface Builder16:20
In this lesson, you will build FeedVC and GroupsVC in Interface Builder.
- Presenting LoginVC from AppDelegate / Allowing Login with Email21:50
In this lesson, you will set up the AppDelegate to monitor for changes to the currently authenticated user and present LoginVC if the user is ever logged out. You will also authenticate users with their email and upload them to Firebase.
- Building MeVC and Adding to UITabBarController9:45
In this video, you will build MeVC – the profile screen – and add it as the third tab of our UITabBarController.
- Creating CreatePostVC and Uploading Posts to Firebase20:14
In this lesson, you will build CreatePostVC in Interface Builder, then write a function which will allow you to upload feed posts to Firebase.
- Creating UIView Extension for Binding Views to Keyboard14:49
In this lesson, you will create an extension of UIView that will let you bind any UIKit element that inherits from UIView to the keyboard so that when the keyboard slides up, so does the element you choose.
- Building FeedCell9:38
In this lesson, you will build the interface for FeedCell in Interface Builder. Then, you will create the subclass code file and link them.
- Writing the Message Model and Getting All Feed Messages from Firebase21:01
In this lesson, you will write out the Message model layer, considering everything a message should contain and at the end you will write a function that downloads all messages from Firebase.
- Converting UIDs into Emails and Reversing the Order of a TableView20:15
In this lesson, you will write a function that converts a user's UID into their registered email for use in Breakpoint. You will also learn a ridiculously simple way to reverse the order of UITableView.
- Creating CreateGroupVC and Connecting @IBOutlets/Actions15:02
In this lesson, you will build CreateGroupVC and connect the required @IBOutlets/Actions.
- Creating UserCell15:39
In this lesson, you will create UserCell in Interface Builder and and code, then load static data to verify that they work properly.
- Searching for Email Accounts to Add to Group18:42
In this lesson, you will write a function that will search through email accounts for users in our app and return those that match the search query.
- Adding Users to Group with didSelectRowAt indexPath20:34
In this lesson, you will use the UITableView delegate method didSelectRowAt indexPath to show and hide a checkmark when the cell is tapped. You will also add users to a temporary array used when pushing the group to Firebase.
- Creating Groups and pushing them to Firebase15:32
In this lesson, you will setup the 'DONE' button in the CreateGroupVC to push a group up to the groups child in Firebase.
- Creating GroupCell14:59
In this lesson, you will create GroupCell in Interface Builder and and code, then load static data to verify that they work properly.
- Creating Group Model and Getting All Groups from Firebase18:52
In this lesson, you will create a model layer called Group, which will be used to create instances of our groups from Firebase. You will write a function that will pull down all group data from Firebase.
- Building GroupFeedVC18:00
In this lesson, you will build out GroupFeedVC in Interface Builder – the screen where your private group chat will live.
- Initializing Group Data for a Group and Presenting on GroupFeedVC15:58
In this lesson, you will initialize group data when selecting a cell from GroupsVC, then present the data on the following UIViewController – GroupFeedVC.
- Downloading All Message for a Group and Animating Upon New Message24:00
In this lesson, you will write a function to download all group messages and utilize a UIScrollAnimation to allow the UITableView to scroll nicely to the bottom when a new message is sent.
- Creating a UIViewController Extension for Presenting GroupFeedVC7:29
In this lesson, you will write a UIViewController extension to animate the presentation of GroupFeedVC similar to how a UINavigationController does.
- Challenge1:53
In this lesson, you will be given a challenge to extend Breakpoint to include several new features. You rock!
- Dev Tip: Make A Schedule1:07
Requirements
- Must have a computer with OSX or macOS on it
Description
Welcome to the world's most comprehensive course on iOS development. This course is designed like an in-person coding bootcamp to give you the most amount of content and help with the least amount of cost.
NO PRIOR CODING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
Here are some of the things you'll be able to do after taking this course:
- Submit apps to the app store
- Understand programming & basic algorithms
- Work fluently with Swift 4 & iOS 11
- Apply to jr iOS development jobs
- Work as an iOS contractor
Who this course is for:
- People who want to build apps!
- Those who want to create their own startup
- Those looking to get a full time job as a developer
- Business owners
- Students & teenagers
- People who want to make money building apps
If you are absolutely new to programming you should start at the beginning of the course and go to the end.
I've designed this course to take you down a guided learning path. Lectures are not broken out by specific topics. You build apps and then learn a ton of principles within those apps. So don't skip around!
If you already know Swift then you can skip the Swift section since the changes between Swift 3 and Swift 4 are minor.
If you've never programmed before, make sure you DO take the Swift lessons. We'll teach you core foundational principles so you can build complex apps.
If you are a student of iOS 10: From Beginner to Paid Professional then feel free to start taking this iOS 11 course.
Keep in mind that this iOS 11 course has a bunch of new apps. So there is a HUGE benefit to ALSO go through the iOS 10 course - or you'll miss out on awesome content.
Don't forget to join the free live community where you can get free help anytime from other students.
Here are a few things you'll learn:
- Swift 4
- Xcode 9
- Interface Builder
- Firebase
- Build a Slack Clone
- Maps & GPS
- Core Data
- ARKit & Augmented Reality
CoreML & Machine Learning - Tables & Data
- APIs, HTTP, and Networking
- App Design
- Storyboards & Segues
- And a lot more...
Who this course is for:
- If you are an absolute beginner to coding take this course
- If you are an absolute beginner to iOS or mobile development then take this course