SwiftUI 6 & MVVM Bootcamp: Build a RESTful iOS 18 App

Master stacking in SwiftUI with ZStack and VStack, control spacing and alignment, and build a profile layout with images, a heart icon, and love-count text.

Explore how to create and style SwiftUI buttons using configurations, text and view labels, with actions, accessibility labels, button styles, and rounded, shadowed backgrounds.

Use the @State property wrapper to manage state within a view, so the user interface rerenders as the counter increments or the theme toggles between day and night.

Learn how to create a SwiftUI animation that toggles a shape between a rounded rectangle and a circle using a state variable, withAnimation, color, rotation, offset, and repeat options.

Learn to build dynamic SwiftUI lists by wiring an array of items with data and id, add tap and swipe actions, and segment content into sections for fruits and vegetables.

Navigate between views in SwiftUI using a navigation stack and navigation link, passing hashable data and building flexible destinations via navigation destination and enums.

Discover how MVVM organizes code into model, view, and view model to separate concerns, enable data binding, and improve scalability, testability, and maintainability in SwiftUI.

Explore MVVM with SwiftUI 6 on iOS 17+ using the observable macro to connect a counter model and counter view model. Bind the extracted increment button view to observe updates.

Demonstrate SwiftUI concurrency with a countries API using MVVM, building an API manager and view model to fetch, decode, and display country names and capitals with loading and error handling.

Create a flags details view with a word map background in a ZStack, plus a quiz button, navigated from the flags explorer via a navigation stack with bindings.

Build a scrollable flag details grid with SwiftUI LazyVGrid, using two flexible columns and async image loading from flag URLs, styled with ultra thin material and a dismiss back button.

Create a SwiftUI quiz view from the continents grid, show questions with options, green for correct and red for incorrect, and present a quiz completed screen with score and replay.

Complete a ten-question flag quiz using a SwiftUI MVVM setup, with color feedback for correct and wrong answers and a quiz completed view that resets with play again.