Send transactional emails in-app with SendGrid API & Swift 5

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Kelvin Fok

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction.mp4

04:28

2 - Resources

2 - image-assets.zip

3 - Getting Started

3 - Setup Base UI and add Pods.mp4

07:16

4 - Feedback Controller

4 - Setup Feedback UI.mp4

08:05

5 - Add large titles & bar button item.mp4

04:13

6 - Add Picker view.mp4

09:31

7 - Add toolbar done button.mp4

10:36

8 - Refactor toolbar.mp4

02:24

9 - Add textview editing event.mp4

04:30

10 - Observe form with Combine.mp4

06:26

11 - Handle submit button event.mp4

06:53

12 - General Refactoring.mp4

05:05

13 - Optimise feedback flow.mp4

06:10

5 - Email Manager

14 - Add SendGrid API key.mp4

03:33

15 - Send test email.mp4

17:47

16 - Email form feedback.mp4

04:33

6 - Events Controller

17 - Setup Events UI.mp4

05:57

18 - Add background images to cell.mp4

11:38

19 - Add button label UI to TableViewCell.mp4

10:38

20 - Update event label.mp4

12:00

21 - Handle Join button click event.mp4

07:17

22 - Setup ticket confirmation ViewController.mp4

12:47

23 - Update Modal view.mp4

06:33

24 - Add tap gesture to Modal view.mp4

04:11

25 - Setup stepper.mp4

09:43

26 - Add loading button.mp4

08:53

27 - Handle happy path.mp4

10:17

28 - Handle ticket confirmation.mp4

09:46

29 - Send template email.mp4

07:20

30 - Add data to email template.mp4

06:40

31 - Add image data.mp4

04:36

32 - Add QR code.mp4

04:35

7 - Closing

33 - Refactor Email Manager.mp4

03:00

34 - Clean up and closing thoughts.mp4

04:28

8 - Complete Source Code

35 - ios-events-app.zip

Description

Send transactional emails (without building a server) from your iOS app with SendGrid

What You'll Learn?

Send emails (digital event tickets) from our iOS app without building a server
Obtain an API key with SendGrid
Send templated and non-templated emails from our app alone
Add a dynamic QR code into our email
Create a customisable email template design
Manage API callbacks from SendGrid
Build a modal view
Build a form with Combine framework

Who is this for?

Developers who want to send transactional emails with SendGrid

More details

Description
Welcome to the Send transactional emails in-app with SendGrid API & Swift 5 course.
In this course, we will build an Events app and learn to:
Send emails from your iOSÂ app without building a server
Obtain an API key with SendGrid
Send templated and non-templated emails from our app alone
Add dynamic QR code into our email
Create a customisable email template design
This course is designed for iOSÂ developers with at least 1 year experience and is not a beginners' course.
These are some comments from some of my students:
Excellent Content, I appreciate the different styles of onboarding screens and all the great explanation! - Carey M
The course is very concise but informative . I really like the project based approach that this course takes. It cuts straight to the chases and show you how these abstract concepts are put into real life problems . Highly recommended - AN Dinh
Really easy to follow and great for beginners. Really enjoyed the course, thanks Kelvin! - Atiqah A.K
Perfect course to help me get started on ios programming! - Tan Kel Vin
The instructor is knowledgeable and clear with his instructions. The course is great and informative for those who are planning to build a skeleton they can build on their own app projects Instructor is also helpful. - Raphael Lim
Who this course is for:
Developers who want to send transactional emails with SendGrid

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Kelvin Fok

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I'm a full time professional iOS developer with a top tier tech company in Asia and have been building apps for the past four years. During my career I have worked with companies big and small and I enjoy sharing with others my learnings. When I was beginner, I promised myself that one day I will teach other people how to code and make their lives better.

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