Building an App for All Apple Platforms

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Brian Advent

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01 Introduction

001 Create apps to run seamlessly on all Apple devices.mp4

01:18

002 What you should know.mp4

00:42

003 Using the exercise files.mp4

00:26

02 Apple Multiplatform Apps

001 Apple platform overview.mp4

01:47

002 SwiftUI and multiplatform apps.mp4

01:28

003 Multiplatform app Weather Everywhere.mp4

04:04

03 Sample App Introduction

001 Sample app in action.mp4

02:45

002 Project overview Multiple targets.mp4

03:54

04 iOS iPadOS and macOS

001 Tab bar for iPhone.mp4

05:55

002 App sidebar for iPad and Mac.mp4

07:35

003 The right navigation for each platform.mp4

05:02

004 Different metrics and colors.mp4

05:48

005 Containers and size requirements.mp4

05:40

006 Create a settings view.mp4

05:20

007 Settings on iPad and Mac.mp4

05:24

008 Data persistence on macOS and iOS.mp4

05:50

05 watchOS and tvOS

001 New targets for watchOS and tvOS.mp4

04:39

002 Forecast at a glance.mp4

07:49

003 Immersive TV experience.mp4

04:55

06 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

01:29

Description

Each Apple platform—macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS and tvOS—offers individual capabilities and user experience, yet also integrates tightly to provide a unified feel. In this project-based course, learn how to build an app that will not only run seamlessly across all Apple platforms, but also fit the specific function and UX of each device. In a sample project, discover how to set up a multiplatform template and build user interfaces leveraging a single set of tools and APIs. Consider different navigation requirements for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and explore the design principles particular to each one. Plus, discover how to write platform-specific and independent code.

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