Become a Mobile Developer

SwiftUI

SwiftUI has rendered itself efficient in creating laudable platforms. Powered by the Swift language, it then holds a certain degree of importance for developers. This ten-part lecture covers the fundamentals of SwiftUI, with a purpose of bringing a comprehensive tutorial on how to successfully create NoDo applications, weather applications, and complex UI designs.

Build First App

This course intends to discuss the process of application programming using Apple’s SwiftUI framework. Thoroughly presented are the step-by-step instructions on how to create your first project, with an objective to create a simple business card application through code formulation, implementation, and evaluation.

Swift Language

Provided in this section are lectures about the Swift language, its uses, and functions. Going through the lesson, course takers will be able to understand different types of data, their implementation, and their relation to conditional statements and logical operations. 

More Swift Language

While the preceding lesson introduces us to the Swift language, this lecture delves deeper into the programming language. Complex functions are discussed including looping, objects, overriding, and classes. This six-part lecture authoritatively talks about initializing classes, their methods, and technical ways to override them. 

Lists in SwiftUI

This section covers a full-length discussion of lists while also giving insights about JSON data and format data parsing. Included here are introductory lessons about listing functions such as Networking Manager, ListNavigation View, and Details page. Lastly, it presents methodologies so that course takers course takers may:

• parse JSON data in SwiftUI
• create customized cell
• format schedules through Data Formatter
• develop MapView using UI Representable

Build a NoDo App

Meticulously discussed in this section are the steps on how to create a NoDo application. As you go through the lesson, you will understand the best practices of text field creation with respect to its design principles.  This, too, will give comprehensive methods on how to cross-reference using lists, add TimeAgo function, and lastly, finalize the application using ideal testing methodologies. 

List and Parsing

This lesson serves as an extension of lists and parsing, which was initially discussed in part four. It reviews the previously mentioned lists and their relevance with protocols, while important variables such as dictionaries, Project Quakes Demo, and API website are outlined. This then goes into a more complex part of programming including parsing, passing, and tweaking of remote APIs NetworkingManager. 

Custom Cell and Format

This three-part lecture aims to impart insights about model class formulation, custom cell creation, data formatter development, views factorization, and fundamentals of protocols. Going through this lesson, course takers will be able to demonstrate proper implementation of variables in order to build error-free and seamless web services and applications. 

Animations and Improve App

Dedicated for rectifying errors and improving the visual quality of applications, this section provides discussions on how to use Spring Animator, blurring, scaling, and other custom tools in SwiftUI framework. This aims to determine previously committed errors that might result in problematic applications, all while providing design principles that are guaranteed to better the contents and functionality of the applications. This guide includes lessons on:

• Adding field animation
• Adding custom rows
• Adding checked lists and animations
• Saving solutions 
• Using rotation effects 

Design Complex UI

After creating a simple NoDo application, this lesson will give an advanced lecture about UI design, with course takers expected to successfully produce an optimum and seamless card application. Enumerated are the necessary resources for the programming, the general conduct, and the objectives. Creating a TopCard was divided into three sections, each of which deals with different approach. Similarly, it then discusses the development of BottomCards, which also comes in three parts.

Weather App

As part of the SwiftUI tutorial, the course had provided a separate section for producing weather-related applications. Course takers are expected to meet the standards that constitute an ideal weather application. Through implementation of APIs, learners will be able to demonstrate proper integration of BackSplash gradient, classes, text fields, animations- allowing for an application equipped with city, date, and temperature details.