Becoming an Xcode Power User

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Jonathan Wong

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:35

02 - Managing Projects and Workspaces in Xcode

02 - Introduction.mp4

04:49

03 - Extracting Reusable Code to a Framework.mp4

08:33

04 - Projects and Workspaces.mp4

05:18

05 - Summary.mp4

01:05

03 - Building Xcode Projects - Configuring Schemes and Targets

06 - Introduction.mp4

00:35

07 - Products and Targets.mp4

07:30

08 - Understanding Schemes.mp4

05:52

09 - Configuring Your Builds.mp4

02:24

10 - Linting Your Code with SwiftLint.mp4

05:01

11 - Summary.mp4

00:52

04 - Navigating through Xcode - Finding Your Workflow

12 - Introduction.mp4

00:25

13 - Using the Toolbar.mp4

05:38

14 - Using the Navigators.mp4

09:04

15 - Utility Area.mp4

02:09

16 - Debug Area.mp4

02:02

17 - Tabbed and Windowed Workflows.mp4

06:16

18 - Summary.mp4

01:41

05 - Productivity in Xcode

19 - Introduction.mp4

00:29

20 - Open Quickly.mp4

04:12

21 - Jump to Definition.mp4

04:13

22 - Using the Jump Bar.mp4

03:32

23 - Code Structure.mp4

01:57

24 - Refactoring.mp4

02:41

25 - Code Folding.mp4

02:23

26 - Find and Replace.mp4

01:39

27 - More Keyboard Shortcuts.mp4

03:29

28 - Summary.mp4

01:35

06 - Source Control in Xcode

29 - Introduction.mp4

01:33

30 - Setting up Your Credentials.mp4

01:06

31 - Cloning a Repo.mp4

01:32

32 - Viewing and Discarding Changes.mp4

03:41

33 - Saving Changes.mp4

04:26

34 - Branching.mp4

02:53

35 - Pulling and Merging Changes.mp4

04:06

36 - Version Editor.mp4

03:37

37 - Summary.mp4

01:10

07 - Configuring and Customizing Xcode with Key Bindings and Behaviors

38 - Introduction.mp4

01:03

39 - Adding Custom Key Bindings.mp4

04:44

40 - Modifying Xcode Behaviors.mp4

09:05

41 - Adding Custom Behaviors.mp4

02:00

42 - Summary.mp4

00:55

08 - Making Xcode Work for You with Code Snippets and Documentation

43 - Introduction.mp4

01:10

44 - Code Snippets.mp4

06:14

45 - Documentation.mp4

03:24

46 - Custom Themes.mp4

03:02

47 - Summary.mp4

01:24

Description

In this course, you will learn how to master the skills necessary to work proficiently as an iOS developer by effectively leveraging the power of Xcode.

What You'll Learn?

Spending time to really understand and learn the tools at your disposal will make you more effective and more productive in your long career as a developer for Apple platforms. In this course, Becoming an Xcode Power User, you will learn the skills necessary to work proficiently as an iOS developer by effectively leveraging the power of Xcode. First, you will cover some of the core concepts in Xcode to better understand how to use Xcode’s higher level features. Then, you will explore how to navigate efficiently through Xcode in order for you to find your best workflow. From there, you will learn about various features that empower developers to be more productive like open quickly, refactoring, and code folding to name a few. Next, you will spend time learning how to use Git with Xcode, allowing you to stay in Xcode as you build software. Finally, you will discover how to customize and configure your workflow even more with custom behaviors, code snippets, and custom themes. By the end of this course, you will know the intricacies of Xcode, and have the skills necessary to effectively utilize it for your next great iOS app.

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Jonathan obtained his B.S and M.S. in Electrical Engineering and started out his career as a systems engineer. In that role, he spoke with customers and end users scoping out user stories, writing requirements, and doing design analysis. After several years, he realized he was more interested in the creation of those systems and sought to make a career shift. Jonathan spent time reading books and taking classes in software engineering until he landed his first job as a Software Engineer in iOS. Since then, Jonathan never looked back and constantly furthers his knowledge through books, conferences, and tutorials. Over the course of his career, Jonathan has worked in iOS, Android, front-end Javascript, and backend systems in Java, C#, and NodeJS. When Jonathan isn't busy coding, he's spending time with his wife, two kids, multiple cats, and even more chickens in sunny San Diego. Sometimes if he's lucky, he's able to sneak away and enjoy a good run.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.