SwiftUI Fundamentals
Building for iOS is an incredibly valuable skill for any developer. This course will teach you to make iOS apps with adaptive user interfaces that work on multiple devices using Xcode, Swift, and SwiftUI.
What you'll learn
Developing for iOS is a valuable and in-demand skill, but if you haven't developed in the Apple world before, it can be surprisingly different. In this course, SwiftUI Fundamentals, you'll quickly get up and running using Xcode 15, Swift, and SwiftUI to establish the foundational skills you need to build great user interfaces for iOS.
First, you'll see the tools and learn how to use SwiftUI to create single-screen applications with adaptive user interfaces that work on multiple devices.
Next, you’ll learn how to bring your own style to a SwiftUI user interface by customizing its appearance.
Finally, you'll explore working with data-driven controls and understand navigation options for multi-screen applications.
When you’re finished with this course, you'll know current best practices, iOS architecture, and the most important ideas you need to feel comfortable bringing your developer skills into the iOS and Apple developer world.
Table of contents
- Version Check: What You Need to Get Started 2m
- The Night Watch Scenario 3m
- Creating a Single-view App 3m
- Understanding the SwiftUI Framework 4m
- Creating Xcode Previews 4m
- Understanding Views 8m
- Combining and Laying out Views 3m
- Understanding the SwiftUI Layout System 7m
- Aligning and Positioning Views 5m
- Preparing to Add Basic Behavior 3m
- Extending the Data Model 2m
- Understanding the View Update Cycle in SwiftUI 6m
- Adding Basic Behavior 10m
- Connecting a Subview to a Parent View’s Data 8m
- Using Classes as Data Models 6m
- Sharing a Data Model through the SwiftUI Environment 9m
- Bringing the Data Model and Behavior to the Night Watch App 1m
- Applying What You’ve Learned 1m
- Integrating the Extended Data Model 10m
- Adding the Mark Complete Behavior 3m
- Adding a Toolbar and Toggle Control 6m
- Implementing Swipe and Move Actions for a List 7m
- Resetting the List 3m
- Showing an Alert 2m
- Adding Images to a SwiftUI Application 2m
- Continuing your iOS Developer Journey 2m
About the author
Andrew is a people-driven, creative, impactful developer and teacher with more than 15 years of experience helping others succeed with technology. He has embraced Swift for iOS development since day zero, and loves equipping developers to succeed at building iOS apps with Swift. Andrew is a Principle Data Architect for the Noble Research Institute, an agricultural research organization located in the heart of southern Oklahoma. His day job keeps him busy leading Noble's efforts to make the most... more