iOS 16 First Look for Developers

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Todd Perkins

12:26

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1. Introduction

01. Getting a head start with iOS 16.mp4

00:38

2. New Features

02. Charts in SwiftUI.mp4

02:17

03. Using WeatherKit.mp4

02:39

04. New features in SF Symbols 4.mp4

01:53

05. ShapeStyle updates.mp4

01:53

06. Transferring data with ShareLink.mp4

01:48

3. Conclusion

07. Where to go from here.mp4

01:18

Description

In this first look course, Todd Perkins introduces you to new features in iOS 16 that will be of special interest to developers. He begins with SwiftUI, where you can now add charts to your apps quickly and easily with just a few lines of code. Todd explains how to use WeatherKit, a new framework for easily getting weather data into your apps. He covers new features in the SF Symbols 4 app and goes over updates to ShapeStyle. Plus, Todd shows you how to transfer data and share images with ShareLink.

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Todd Perkins

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I love programming, and have used nearly every common language on a professional level (Swift, C#, C, C++, Objective-C, Java, Kotlin, ActionScript, PHP, Laravel, ASP, Perl, SQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, etc.). In addition to that experience, I have a BS in Software Development, and have numerous industry standard certifications. Most of my work has been teaching programming in these languages, primarily using Swift. My passion is game design, and I'm always open to collaborate on a project with other similarly exited people. Feel free to contact me if you're interested in working together.

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