#ISWIFT APP HOW TO#

Reminder due date selection must be done with a UIDatePicker.Reminder category selection must be done with a UIPickerView.You must create an appropriate data model class for reminders.Reminders must be displayed in a UITableViewController or in a UIViewController with a UITableView.The app must compile and run in a simulator.Reminder due date that you can select and input from a UIDatePicker.You can be creative with any category but it must something that you can select and input from a UIPickerView. Reminder category i.e (Work, School, Travel, Fun Activities) etc.

The input captured for creating new reminders should be:

Learning the basic concepts of caring about the user interface and user experience.įor the final project you will build an app that lets you track reminders for upcoming future events.

Learning about UINavigationControllers and UITableViewControllers.

Understanding different kinds of segues and application navigation.

Specific topics covered in this course are: If you code along the way throughout each video you can refer to that as a reference for the class project.

#ISWIFT APP HOW TO#

You can refer to the class videos if you get stuck or forget how to do something a particular way. The class project will require that you exercise many of the topics covered in the videos to build your own application.

You would be best served by coding along with the video and making sure that your project outputs the same or similar results as mine as you go through each video in the series. To succeed in this class it is best to follow along with each video. This class assumes you have some exposure to programming and are able to get setup and follow along. This class covers a broad overview of iOS related topics in bite sized videos that you can follow along with. Welcome to iOS fundamentals course where we will explore a high level overview of all the building blocks you will need to build great iOS applications.

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