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Intermediate iOS - Get Job Ready with Swift 2

Name: Intermediate iOS - Get Job Ready with Swift 2
Rating: 4.2 (545 reviews)

Your beginner course got your started on iOS, this course will take you to the next level. Master making iPhone apps

Created byNick Walter, Mark Price

Last updated 3/2016

English

English [Auto],

What you'll learn

Integrate Apple Pay and In-App purchases into their apps

Course content

15 sections • 143 lectures • 24h 13m total length

Introduction2:38
We will briefly go over what you are going to learn in this iOS course

Intro to Brain Teaser iOS App1:51
We talk about the iOS app we are going to build with Swift and Facebook pop
Brain Teaser iOS App Part 1 - Creating the Login Screen11:40
We will implement the login screen, import Facebook Pop and talk about how we will structure the iOS app
Brain Teaser iOS App Part 2 - Custom Controls & IBDesignable14:49
We build a custom button, custom text field, and talk about IBDesignables and IBInspectables for the iOS & Swift app
Brain Teaster iOS App Part 3 - Reusable Animated Buttons14:50
In this video we create button animations that can be reused in any iOS app to add awesome enhancements
Brain Teaser iOS App Part 4 - Creating an Animation Engine36:07
We build our own animation engine that can make working with animations in any iOS app a breeze
Brain Teaser iOS App Part 5 - Custom Card & Load From Nib14:41
In this video we walk through how to create custom re-useable cards and views and how to dynamically load them from a nib file at runtime
Brain Teaser iOS App Part 6 - Animating the Game Screen28:10
We will animate the cards in the game screen and start the game logic on this iOS app
Exercise & Source Code0:01
Get the source code and learn about the exercise you will complete

Intro2:46
Learn how the split view controller adapts your app for iPad and iPhone, displaying master and detail views on large screens.
Sketch3:25
Sketch the split view iOS app layout that lists players in a table and displays detailed, color-coded information in a scrollable stack view for easy browsing.
Our First SplitViewController6:41
Set up a new Xcode universal split view app, create a master and detail view with a relationships segue, and set the initial view controller for side-by-side layouts.
Player Data16:01
Master View8:21
Detail Segue8:57
Sending Over a Player17:04
Cleaning Up the UI12:53
Connect labels and images, set colors and a circular image, refine stack view constraints and padding, and test the UI for a polished player detail view.
SplitViewController Tweaks6:12
tune the split view controller to keep a permanent two-pane layout on iPad, enable all visible display, and implement the delegate to collapse the detail view in portrait.
Challenge1:37
Outro0:41
Master the use of split view controllers to make your iOS app look great across Apple devices, complete the challenge, and personalize your project as you finish this section.
Source Code0:01

Intro to App & Visual Format Language3:33
We'll talk about the app we are going to build and when you should use visual formal language for iOS and Swift
Visual Format Language iOS App Part 113:37
Learn the basics of the visual format language for iOS in Swift
Visual Format Language iOS App Part 223:03
Learn how to position views next to each other in visual format language on iOS in Swift
Visual Format Language iOS App Part 318:57
You'll learn about more cool tips and tricks behind visual format language on iOS in Swift
Visual Format Language iOS App Part 49:41
Learn how to layout views in subviews with visual format language on iOS in Swift
Exercise & Source Code: Finishing the App
You are going to finish the Swift iOS app with visual format language
IBInspectable & Creating a Custom Button10:11
We create a custom button and an extension that can be used in any iOS project
IBInspectable Options10:03
We cover the different options available with IBInspectable and talk about how to use them for iOS Swift apps
IBDesignable & IBInspectable6:09
Learn what IBDesignable is and how it works hand in hand with IBInspectable for iOS apps
Exercise - IBCalculator
You are going to create an awesome calculator that you complete design in Interface Builder with IBInspectable & IBDesignable

Intro1:39
Explore finger drawing on iOS by building the easel drawing app, enabling users to draw with different colors and discover challenges that cement the learning.
Drawing5:40
Setting Up the UI17:27
Set up the drawing app UI by implementing a full-screen image view, a bottom color button stack, and a settings screen with navigation, asset management, and constraints for proper layout.
Touches9:37
Fixing The Error5:13
Drawing Our First Line18:27
Custom Drawing19:00
Learn to draw with thick line width and round line caps, color in a custom iOS drawing view, and implement an erase button to clear the image.
Colors14:47
Sharing Art12:02
Challenge2:17
Outro1:35
Source Code0:01

What is version control & Git and why it is important for iOS development12:39
Learn why version control is so important and how it can help you in your Swift and iOS app development.
Git basics16:20
Learn the basic commands that you will use every day with Git for Swift iOS apps
Setting up Github for iOS & Swift Development5:34
Learn how to setup Github to allow your local computer to work with a remote repository for iOS Swift Apps
Github vs Bitbucket for iOS App Development3:06
Learn the differences between Github and Bitbucket so you can figure out which one to use for your Swift iOS apps
Working with Remote & Local Git Repositories for iOS & Swift Development17:32
Learn how to get your local repository to talk to your remote repository and learn about branches for iOS and Swift development
Github Desktop7:44
Learn the basics of working with the GUI based Github Desktop app to make working with Git a little easier
Dealing with Merge Conflicts11:17
How to handle merge conflicts when working with teams on Git

Intro1:23
7 Steps to In-App Purchases4:57
Master the seven steps to implement in-app purchases: create products in iTunes Connect, verify availability with Apple, queue payments via StoreKit, grant purchases, and include a restore button.
Sketch3:27
Layout5:38
Lay out the gallery label, collection view, and restore button in main storyboard with constraints and updated frames, center the label, and set a font for a polished header.
Collection Views17:34
Core Data13:15
Custom Cell11:48
Blur11:14
Step 1 - iTunes Connect12:18
Step 2 - Request Products10:42
Step 3 - Display Info11:57
Learn to display in-app purchase prices in the user's local currency by leveraging Apple's price formatter and SKProduct data, matching product identifiers to art items and updating the UI.
Step 4 - Add To Queue7:23
Step 5 - Handle Response10:02
Step 6 - Provide Purchase4:49
Offer in-app purchases by unlocking art items when a purchase completes, matching the product identifier, updating the art's purchased flag in core data, saving changes, and refreshing the gallery view.
Step 7 - Restore Button4:03
Challenge1:59
Take on a hands-on challenge to add a bottom-right buy all button that unlocks all images and implement a new iTunes Connect product.
Outro0:54
Source Code0:01

Core Data Time1:47
Intro to the world of Core Data and what type of iOS apps you will be building with Swift
Why Use Core Data5:43
Learn when you should use Core Data and when it makes sense to use other solutions
Core Data Architecture Overview11:50
You'll dive into the underlying concepts behind Core Data so you can have a deep understanding of how to put together a Core Data iOS app
Some Junk App Part 1 - Creating a Data Model21:15
You will create the data model with associated relationships using Core Data
Some Junk App Part 2 - Designing the Views13:56
Design the views and layouts for your Core Data iOS app
Some Junk App Part 3 - Connecting the Views6:30
Get your views talking to Core Data so data can be persisted on iOS
Some Junk App Part 4 - NSFetchedResultsController18:50
Learn the ins and outs of NSFetchedResultsController with Core Data on iOS
Some Junk App Part 5 - Fetching & Displaying Data23:49
Learn how to fetch data and load it into your managed object context and then display it on the screen
Some Junk App Part 6 - Laying Out the Details Screen13:06
You will build the interface for the item details screen and add some custom styling to your iOS app
Some Junk App Part 7 - Implementing UIPickerView15:41
You will implement an iOS UIPickerView that we will later populate with information from Core Data
Some Junk App Part 8 - Saving Data from a Form12:08
Learn how to get your forms to submit and save information into Core Data on your iOS app
Some Junk App Part 9 - Editing Existing Data22:37
Learn how to load existing data into your form and how to save it in Core Data on iOS
Some Junk App Part 10 - Deleting Data7:28
Learn how to remove objects from Core Data on iOS
Recipez Part 1 - Setting up the Views & Data Model31:34
Learn how to use Core Data in a simpler manner
Recipez Part 2 - Saving Images in Core Data27:59
You will learn how to store images with Core Data on iOS
Exercise - Extending Some Junk
Add some new features to the Some Junk app to help you master Core Data on iOS

Intro2:19
Apple Pay v. In-App Purchase5:23
Sketch6:07
Table View15:44
Sticker Data17:26
Product Details17:52
Apple Pay Button14:24
PKPaymentRequest21:08
Apple Pay Delegate10:23
Learn how to implement the Apple Pay delegate in a product detail view, handling did authorize and did finish callbacks, and pass completion status to your payment processor.
Shipping21:34
Thank You Page31:35
Challenge2:09
Outro1:37
Explore Apple Pay as a streamlined checkout option, saving payment details for a fast one-click purchase, and compare it with other checkout methods for selling physical or digital goods.
Source Code0:03

UI Testing Part 117:42
In this video you will learn how to add UI Tests to an existing project and how to record actions for testing on iOS
UI Testing Part 26:17
In this video we will handle UI Testing for modal alerts in your iOS apps
UI Testing Part 35:40
We cover when you should use UI Testing and other practical applications
Intro to Unit Testing13:53
Learn when and when not it makes sense to incorporate Unit Testing and write your first tests
Unit Testing Part 1 - Adding Tests to Project28:42
Learn how to add Unit Tests to an existing iOS project and write your first tests for the app
Unit Testing Part 2 - Testing a Service18:01
You will continue to build out your math service and test the different math operations on the iOS app
Unit Testing Part 3 - Testing the Audio Service22:51
Learn how to test the audio service and further refactor the main view controller on the iOS app
Unit Testing Part 4 - Testing the UI9:02
You will write UI tests for the calculator iOS app to conclude the project
Exercise - Are You Depressed?
Add UITests to a really cool iOS app

Requirements

You should be able to make simple iOS apps in Xcode.

Description

Have you taken a beginner iOS class on Udemy? Are you looking for something more? Do you want to advance beyond the basics of making simple iPhone apps? Do you want to dive deeper, get paid to make apps, and launch your career in iOS development? Or do you simply want to become an amazing iOS developer?

If you haven’t taken a beginner class yet, you should. :) They’re wonderful! But if you have, you realize there comes a point when you’re ready to move on, move forward, and escalate your capabilities. You want to build amazing apps, apps that can handle greater complexity, and apps that truly impress. You want to see results in your career and in your earning potential. You want to become an advanced iOS developer.

Welcome to the first advanced iOS development class, the ONLY class on Udemy to unfold the most advanced iOS topics available, while coaching you through building your career in iOS development.

We (Nick Walter and Mark Price) came together to create this class because we want to provide something that can only be provided by a team of two fully-committed, experienced, professional iOS developers. We’ve built iOS apps. We’ve had iOS internships. We’ve done iOS freelance work. We’ve applied for iOS jobs. We’ve had full-time iOS careers. We’ve coached and taught in meetups and live bootcamps that charge each student THOU$AND$. And we’ve taught over 50K people on Udemy how to get started. Now we’re ready to help YOU take the NEXT STEP in advancing your skills, and launching your career.

We’re bringing every element of a live bootcamp that charges thousands of dollars to you in this course. Below are some specifics:

Advanced iOS Topics:

Advanced Auto Layout - Adaptive text, adaptive UI, Size Classes in-depth
In-App Purchases - Subscriptions, consumables, restoring purchases
In-App Advertising - iAds, Google AdMob
Advanced Storyboards
Localization
Debugging & Instruments
Drawing on iOS
UISplitViewController
Advanced Core Data
Push Notifications
UITesting
Unit Testing
Apple Pay
Protocol Design
Closures
Core Animation
TestFlight Beta Distribution
Git & Github

Advanced Support:

LIVE CHAT - Get 24/7 support and help while you learn
How to access hundreds of iOS job openings
How to make a polished Resume and LinkedIn profile
How to answer iOS job interview questions
How to showcase your app(s) to potential employers
How to become a freelance iOS developer

Who this course is for:

This course is meant for people who have a beginner level of iOS knowledge. If you;ve taken an intro iOS course on Udemy this course is for you.
If you have never done any iOS programming before, this course is not for you.

Intermediate iOS - Get Job Ready with Swift 2

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Course content

Introduction to Intermediate iOS1 lecture • 3min

Animations8 lectures • 2hr 2min

UISplitViewController12 lectures • 1hr 25min

Advanced Layout10 lectures • 1hr 35min

Drawing12 lectures • 1hr 48min

Version Control7 lectures • 1hr 14min

In-App Purchases18 lectures • 2hr 13min

Core Data & iOS16 lectures • 3hr 54min

Apple Pay14 lectures • 2hr 48min

Unit Testing, TDD, & UI Testing on iOS9 lectures • 2hr 2min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: