Programmatic Uber Clone App |Swift /Firebase| No Storyboards

Register a new user with Firebase using email and password. Save the user's full name, email, and account type under a unique user id in the real-time database.

Set up the home controller as the app’s entry point, check Firebase authentication to present the login controller when needed, and implement sign out with a main thread UI update.

Implement and test the login and signup flow to present the home controller, dismiss the login screen on success, and configure a full-screen map view for authenticated users.

Develop a location input activation view to present a header, show safe locations, support place typing with nearby results, select a location, and generate a polyline to request an Uber.

Build a programmatic table view for a home controller, create a custom location cell, register and configure data source, and animate the location input view for a slick show‑and‑hide UX.

Set up table view cells for location entries with a title and address in a vertical stack, animate input view removal after alpha animation, and prepare two sections with headers.

Fetch drivers from database within a radius, construct a custom MKAnnotation subclass for drivers with a unique id, and display and update driver annotations on the map in Swift.

Render a custom driver annotation on the map by implementing MKMapViewDelegate and viewForAnnotation, using a custom driver annotation with a unique identifier, and updating coordinates in real time via observe.

Prevent duplicate driver annotations on a live map by using a computed visibility check, and update the driver's position in real time with dynamic coordinates in a Swift / Firebase Uber clone.

Type in a text field to trigger a delegate and execute a search, then populate the table view with MK local search results as place marks.

Animate the ride action view to show after a destination is selected and hide when animations finish, using a show/hide function with a height constant and zero point three seconds.

Implement a custom zoom to fit annotations in a programmatic Uber clone app, adding a map extension to compute a zoom rectangle with edge padding for your ride action view.

Learn to implement ride requests in a programmatic Uber clone by uploading trips with a delegate, using pickup and destination coordinates and tracking status from in-progress to accepted to completed.

Fetch driver trips and observe new ones using a child added observer, construct trip objects, and trigger the pickup screen when a trip is available.

Learn to build a driver pickup controller UI for a ride-hailing app, featuring a circular map view, cancel and accept trip controls, and trip-based initialization.

Configure the map in the programmatic Uber clone app to show pickup coordinates by setting a 1000-meter region, adding an MKPointAnnotation, and selecting it.

Learn to accept a trip in a programmatic Uber clone app. Update the trip state to accepted and attach the driver id, using a delegate to refresh the home controller.