SwiftUI Essential Training

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Steven Lipton

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01 The mind blowing game changer SwiftUI.mp4

01:23

02 What you should know.mp4

02:25

03 Start a new SwiftUI project.mp4

03:39

04 Some Swift review.mp4

04:12

05 The code window and canvas.mp4

05:28

06 Modifiers in canvas and code.mp4

04:30

07 ContentView previews.mp4

04:42

08 Embed a stack view.mp4

05:53

09 Basic lists.mp4

04:15

10 ForEach.mp4

02:34

11 Make a new file.mp4

06:25

12 Extract subviews.mp4

04:11

13 Subviews with parameters.mp4

04:16

14 Challenge.mp4

01:01

15 Solution.mp4

04:23

16 Space modifiers.mp4

04:58

17 Color modifiers.mp4

05:40

18 Text modifiers.mp4

06:07

19 SF symbols.mp4

03:17

20 Images and effects.mp4

04:49

21 Size modifiers.mp4

02:57

22 Scale modifiers.mp4

05:12

23 Position modifiers.mp4

03:43

24 Challenge.mp4

00:59

25 Solution.mp4

08:25

26 State variables and buttons.mp4

07:23

27 Dynamic collections.mp4

04:43

28 The identifiable protocol.mp4

05:46

29 Populating collections.mp4

06:05

30 Navigation.mp4

05:57

31 Add a model to root views.mp4

04:17

32 Use binding variables.mp4

07:43

33 Use Combine and ObservedObject in models.mp4

07:01

34 Environment variables.mp4

03:56

35 Challenge.mp4

00:38

36 Solution.mp4

07:20

37 Tab bars.mp4

05:28

38 Alerts.mp4

03:42

39 Presenting sheets.mp4

05:06

40 Steppers.mp4

05:57

41 Pickers.mp4

08:13

42 Text input.mp4

05:18

43 List interaction.mp4

05:20

44 Animation.mp4

06:03

45 Tap gestures.mp4

02:44

46 Challenge.mp4

00:30

47 Solution.mp4

06:25

48 Add a map.mp4

07:19

49 Add UIViewControllers.mp4

07:37

50 SwiftUI to storyboards.mp4

05:07

51 GeometryReader.mp4

08:23

52 Dynamically sizing fonts.mp4

07:50

53 Start a multiplatform SwiftUI project.mp4

07:07

54 Multiplatform for macOS.mp4

05:55

55 Hierarchy data models.mp4

05:43

56 Outlines.mp4

05:38

57 Searching hierarchies.mp4

06:16

58 Collection views and lazy grids.mp4

07:41

59 Next steps.mp4

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Ex Files SwiftUI EssT Upd.zip

Description

SwiftUI is becoming the primary user interface development framework for all Apple development. This UI tool kit provides layout structures, controls, and views that allow you to build user interfaces for the Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV—all from the same code. If you're curious how SwiftUI differs from UIKit and AppKit—or just want to get started with this powerful new tool kit—then this course is for you. Learn how you can make eye-catching user interfaces in just a few lines of code with instructor Steven Lipton. Steven teaches layout techniques for rapid development with buttons, pickers, images, and more. He demonstrates how to work with collection views, add navigation, and animate interactions. To lend these concepts a real-world context, he shows you how to build a reactive user interface for a pizza restaurant ordering app, building the app as you progress through the course.

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When he's not the executive team facilitator, Steven Lipton is the Chief Information Officer of Scientific Device Laboratory, keeping their SAP Business One based business running smoothly. Over his career, He's been a food safety consultant, corporate trainer, and implementation specialist. He is also the mind behind MakeAppPie.com for learning iOS app development. Steve is the author of several books on iOS programming and development. With a M.Ed. focusing on corporate, technical, and organizational training, he has authored over fifteen courses for LinkedIn Learning and Lynda.com. He is one of the featured developers in the Career Clinic: Developer Insights. He is the host and instructor of iOS Development Tips Weekly on LinkedIn learning.

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LinkedIn Learning is an American online learning provider. It provides video courses taught by industry experts in software, creative, and business skills. It is a subsidiary of LinkedIn. All the courses on LinkedIn fall into four categories: Business, Creative, Technology and Certifications. It was founded in 1995 by Lynda Weinman as Lynda.com before being acquired by LinkedIn in 2015. Microsoft acquired LinkedIn in December 2016.