Learn how to develop an iOS app and fetch JSON data with
Credo Academy ♥️ https://credo.academy In this SwiftUI tutorial for iOS app developers, we will cover the following technical topics. Since Apple has announced many new exciting features and capabilities to the SwiftUI framework at WWDC recently, therefore we need to keep up with the latest and greatest.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Professional iOS app icon
00:12 macOS desktop application made with SwiftUI and Mac Catalyst framework
00:23 SwiftUI Page Tab View presentation
00:29 Fully-fledged iPadOS app with a sidebar
00:37 Detailed View
00:45 Parsing JSON data and creating a List view
00:52 Map Kit with SwiftUI
01:04 Tab Menus (browse, watch, locations, gallery)
01:13 Grid layout with SwiftUI
01:22 Advanced grid layout (3 types)
01:33 Using only dark appearance in the iOS app
01:37 Xcode's Live Preview feature in action
• Learn how to use JSON with Swift in iOS (basic and advanced approach),
• Learn how Grid Layouts works (basic and advanced approach with a cool feature),
• Learn how to integrate the MapKit framework (basic and advanced approach with another cool feature),
• Learn how to develop a Video Player in Xcode (new SwiftUI feature),
• Learn how to create a new Launch Screen for the application,
• Learn new Swift programming concept: Extension,
• Learn new Swift programming concept: Generics,
• Prototype the whole iOS application with SwiftUI framework,
• Design and improve the User Experience,
• Learn how to create an iMessage Sticker Pack extension,
• Finally, let's bring the full iPadOS app to macOS desktop app,
Having said that, please bear in mind, that this iOS and macOS app development masterclass is under active development. We can expect the release date of the next iOS version to be realized about late September or early October this year. That is why I will not let this course to be outdated any time soon.
This 4K tutorial is part of the bestseller SwiftUI Masterclass course with more than 13 thousand students at the Credo Academy.
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