Name: Maxime Britto - Learn how to create apps for iOS 11
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Maxime Britto – Learn how to create apps for iOS 11

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Learn how to create apps for iOS 11

Quickly build your own apps for iOS 11

The most effective course in French , to learn how to create iPhone and iPad applications.

You want to be guided from A to Z and understand what you are doing to create your own iPhone / iPad applications. And you probably want specific advice on the techniques and tools used every day by iOS developers.

I have prepared a course for you in which I explain everything you need to know , step by step . Each manipulation that I carry out is systematically explained and very quickly you will become as comfortable – the Swift 4 as the 3000 students who have already trusted me.

Beginners accepted. – open arms.

Have you never programmed? Are you afraid of the word algorithm? Everything is planned so that you not only get there, but that you have fun throughout the course … and for the rest of your life 🙂

During the preparation I relied on my 9 years of iOS development and 7 years of teaching programming in engineering school so that it was adapted, fun and progressive.

The principle consists of alternating a few short theoretical chapters – a lot of practice and project-based learning .

Conversion. New momentum.

You already know how to program but you don’t know anything about iOS or Swift? As a developer, I know that discovering a new platform can seem impressive. – this course it will take you just a few weeks to become effective and create great apps.

MacG
A solid training for all those who want to start in development

Mac4Ever
These courses are of very high quality, especially thanks to long-standing expertise at Areva, LinkedIn and even Apple in Cupertino.

Slice42 The set is very educational, – the singing accent of Maxime who comes to spice
up the sauce

Your trainer

Maxime Britto

Maxime is a teacher turned computer engineer, specializing in web and mobile technologies. This new career allowed him to work at Areva , LinkedIn and even Apple at Cupertino .
On his return from the United States he specialized in the creation of applications for iOS and Android and created dozens of mobile solutions for companies or communities.
In parallel – his business, he regularly finds the benches of the school in which he studied to train future engineers in the world of development.

” During the preparation I relied on my 12 years of development and 10 years of teaching programming in an engineering school so that it was adapted, fun and progressive. ” – Maxime

Course Map

Introduction

To start

The forum (2:01)
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Bonuses and discounts (1:26)
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Certificate of completion (3:04)
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Get the source codes (4:00)

Prepare your tools for iOS 11 and Swift 4

To start

Introducing XCode 9 (3:06)
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Download and install XCode 9 (2:58)
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XCode: your first steps (4:50)
Overview

XCode: navigation and getting started (5:08)

Graphic interface design

To start

Discovery of Storyboard and Interface Builder (5:13)
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Image and resource management (5:04)
Overview

First graphical interface (2:57)
To start

Launch your app on the simulator (4:15)

Interactivity: bringing your app to life

To start

The controller in Swift (3:11)
To start

Playgrounds on Mac and iPad (4:29)
Overview

The thread of execution (5:55)
To start

Variables – part 1 (8:06)
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Variables – part 2 (4:54)
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The constants (3:30)
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Strings (5:48)
Overview

Conditions – part 1 (5:09)
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Conditions – part 2 (12:23)
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Functions – part 1 (4:15)
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Functions – part 2 (9:10)
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The classes (7:15)

Link its graphical interface – its code in Swift 4

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Buttons and actions (7:00)
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Graphic objects and outlets (5:51)
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Finalize our first app (3:49)
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Actions and Outlets: Common Errors (6:28)

1.1 – Objective: Calculator

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Presentation of the objective to be reached (2:42)
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Project creation in XCode 9 (1:49)
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User interface design (5:25)
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Connection of Outlets and Actions (6:32)
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Numbers – multiple digits (4:45)
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Editing the current number (2:59)
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Perform operations – part 1 (3:52)
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Performing operations – part 2 (5:16)
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The finishes (6:37)

2.1 – Objective: Sharing on social networks

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Objective and plan (1:29)
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Library vs Framework vs SDK (2:21)
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The UIKit Framework (1:35)
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The main Frameworks (2:04)

2.2 – Notions of Swift 4

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The Tables (5:40)
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Classes and objects (5:31)
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The functions of objects (5:39)

2.3 – UIKit

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UILabel (3:47)
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UIButton (3:06)
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UITextView (2:10)
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Data sharing – UIActivityViewController (8:34)

2.4 – Auto-Layout

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Placing views (6:02)
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Principles of AutoLayout (6:09)
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Size constraints (5:43)
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Constraints related to other views (3:35)
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Placement constraints (3:57)
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Preview and render effective (4:18)
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Resolving an ambiguity (2:00)
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Resolving a contradiction (3:49)

2.5 – APP: ShareMe

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Presentation of the app (2:07)
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Project creation and loading screen (4:34)
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Creation of the GUI (8:24)
To start

Connection of outlets and actions (1:54)
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Functional application (3:22)
Overview

Finalization (5:50)

3.1 – Objective: Options and delegation

To start

Objective and plan (0:56)

3.2 – UIKit

To start

UITextField (5:43)
To start

UISegmentedControl (4:05)

3.3 – Notions of Swift 4

To start

The Optional (6:44)
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Unpack the optional ones (3:50)
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Simplify the unpacking of options (4:37)
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switch… case (6:08)
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Types of variables and conversions (5:27)

3.4 – Foundation

To start

Presentation of Foundation (1:39)
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Unit conversion system (4:24)
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Using the conversion system (3:43)

3.5 – Auto-Layout

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Hugging priority (6:38)
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Compressive strength (3:12)
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UIStackView (3:41)

3.6 – APP: Converter

To start

Presentation of the app (1:30)
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Project creation and loading screen (3:03)
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Creation of the GUI (2:34)
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Connection of outlets and actions (4:12)
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Retrieving the value (7:06)
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Conversion to base unit (3:09)
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Conversion to destination units (4:05)
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Finishing and code improvement (6:19)

4.1 – Objective: Display graphic lists

To start

Objective and plan (1:42)

4.2 – Notions of Swift 4

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Functions and parameters (5:34)
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Delegation and protocols (4:18)
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Example of delegation (6:04)
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Fields and private functions (6:58)
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Initialization (4:46)

4.3 – UIKit

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UITableView (5:16)
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UITableViewCell (5:12)
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UITableViewDelegate (6:18)
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Viewing our UITableView (6:25)
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Display a list of objects (3:03)
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Manage sections (6:13)
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Delete lines (7:34)
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Keyboard and text field (2:45)

4.4 – Foundation

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Data storage – UserDefaults (7:15)

4.5 – APP: LifeGoals

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Presentation of the app (1:32)
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The model data (4:56)
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Project and GUI (3:10)
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Text field and delegation (6:43)
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TableView and delegation (3:18)
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Add Goals (6:34)
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Delete goals (2:09)
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Save data (6:10)

5.1 – Objective: AppStore

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Prepare the icon (5:57)
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Presentation (1:33)

5.2 – Publish your app on the AppStore

To start

Choose an app identifier (2:56)
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Build number and version number (3:24)
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Prepare an IPA archive in XCode (4:58)
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Prepare iTunes Connect (3:25)
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Icon and transparency (4:17)
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Confirm publication (5:27)

5.3 – Manage user assessments

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Presenta