Learn iOS Programming Building Advance Projects

Introduce the course and project by presenting a quiz app with categories like presidents, multiple-choice questions, a splash screen, and orange theming, plus UI mockups in sketch.

Design an iOS quiz app UI by sketching mockups in Sketch, set up category screens, multi-choice questions, give up options, and orange theming.

design two iPhone UI screens in sketch by creating artboards, adding a navigation bar, status bar, tables, labels, and shapes, then refine colors and typography for a polished mockup.

Open a new iOS app in Xcode, configure core data with categories, questions, and answers, and set up a navigation controller and table view for the UI.

Implement a table view in ios, configure its data source and delegate, and design a prototype cell with image and labels, including a segue to a detail view.

Add a custom table view cell subclass, connect outlets for the image and two labels, configure the cell identifier, and set constraints for a responsive layout across devices.

Place and align multiple quiz buttons with auto layout constraints, test across iPhone models, and wire up outlets and actions to enable interactive button behavior.

Create and connect IBOutlets and IBActions for quiz buttons, set up a detail view controller, and begin integrating core data to supply questions and answers.

Create a core data manager class to load initial data into the core data model and fetch data using predicates, with entities like categories and answers.

Load categories with the core data manager, populate the table view on the initial scene, and save category data (name, image name, id) to the data model for persistent display.

Implement and debug a core data manager workflow by loading categories and questions, defining question attributes, regenerating models, resetting the simulator, and wiring category selection to question navigation and answers.

Learn to populate a detail view by selecting a category, passing its id via a segue, and querying questions for that category in the detail screen.

Load and randomize quiz questions from core data, implement next quiz navigation, assign button text and answers, and shuffle questions using a generic array shuffle to ensure unique sequencing.

Shuffle answer teaches how to randomize quiz options using a shuffle function, fetch questions via a random number generator, and map shuffled answer IDs to UI buttons.

Test Quiz shows how to test quizzes, shuffle answers, and refine the quiz user interface, while wiring a give up action and loading questions with core data.

Learn to build a to-do app with core data, data-driven table views, and custom cells, translating sketch mockups into a functional iOS UI with data storage, search, and checkbox interactions.

Continue building the main scene by adding bottom image and label elements, organizing them with horizontal stack views and tables, and refining constraints, borders, and device layouts.

Learn to configure a stack view to fill the screen with constraints, set height and width for tables and images, and adjust priorities for responsive iOS layouts.

Refine the main scene UI by stretching the stacked view across, adding left and right margins, and tuning table view heights and constraints for consistent layouts.

Fine-tune spacing, color, and typography in an iOS scene. Align the middle line with margins, switch the stack to horizontal, and adjust font and icon shading.

Color the navigation bar by adding a new view controller with a plus button for a segue, and apply a custom rgb tint with white text.

Build out the ad view UI in an iOS app by wiring a date picker, a text field with a delegate, and core data integration, including outlets and layout adjustments.

Add a table view cell to the prototype, connect it to a class, and create outlets for a check box and to-do item, with auto layout ready for core data.

Configure core data in project by defining a to-do entity with due date and completion, generate NSManagedObject subclasses, and build a core data manager to fetch, save, and update items.

Use core data to save by creating a to-do entity in the managed object context, setting complete, due date, and item, and handling save errors.

Learn to fetch data from Core Data and populate a table view, refreshing on viewWillAppear with a due date predicate targeting today and five days out.

Learn to build and populate table view cells using index paths across multiple tables, configuring to-do items, due dates, and checkboxes, with core data integration and debugging steps.

Format dates in table views with a reusable date formatter function and apply it to items; update to-do states and due dates via core data and UI updates.

Debug the startup crash by tracing the main table view to fix the wrong array causing an out-of-bounds error, and validate data flow with core data for the to-do list.

Learn how to integrate SiriKit into a to-do app by adding an intents extension, wiring intents for sending messages, and testing on a real device with Siri enabled.