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iOS & Swift · 62 Results

iOS & Swift Book Screencast Intermediate
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WWDC 2021: Breaking Changes in SwiftUI
We haven't seen many breaking changes in SwiftUI, but here are some deprecations and replacements you should look out for this year!
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WWDC 2021: Understand Swift Actors
Swift Actors is a new a language feature presented in WWDC that allows you to write concurrent code without having to deal with the issue of locks or serial queues. This video will give you a walkthrough of this new concurrent feature and how actors works.
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WWDC 2021: Intro to async/await
With WWDC 2021, Apple released a whole bunch of concurrency features with async/await leading the pack. In this video, you'll learn how to use this new language feature but more importantly, you'll learn how it fits into Apple's concurrency landscape.
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WWDC 2021: 10 Can't-Miss Sessions
In this video, Catie Catterwaul counts down her top 10 sessions from WWDC 2021 that you shouldn't miss!
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WWDC 2020: In App Purchase Updates
In App Purchases made a really nice showing. With this video, you'll get a run down of upcoming In App Purchases in iOS 14.
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WWDC 2020: Privacy Features
iOS 14 comes with a lot of new privacy features. This episode will cover the range of them from location tracking to the app store.
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What's New in Xcode 11: Testing
Learn how to take advantage of test plans in running your tests with multiple configurations to make your code more robust.
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What's New in Xcode 11: Workflow
Explore how Xcode 11 changes your workflow. Learn how to make the most out of multiple editors and Xcode's source control changes.
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What's New In Swift 5.1: Opaque Return Types
Swift 5.1 adds opaque return types with the some keyword. Let's take a look at what problems it solves and how to use it.
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What's New In Swift 5.1: Miscellaneous Changes
Swift 5.1 adds polish that you can take advantage of when building your next great app. Check some of them out like default value for memberwise initializers, implicit returns from single-expression functions and static subscripts in this screencast.
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Advanced Custom Presentations
Learn how to build an advanced custom presentation by combining scaling, fading and collection view animations.
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Beginning Custom Presentations
Learn how to build your first custom presentation and understand the relationship between the different objects involved in custom presentations.
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Presentation Controllers
Learn how to implement presentation controllers to create a UI that is adaptive for both iPhone and iPad devices.
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Swift UI: Building Custom Views
SwiftUI introduces a new way to build user interfaces - and you can even build your own custom views! This screencast shows you how.
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App Search: CoreSpotlight Indexing
Instead of just being able to search information your user has interacted with with NSUserActivity, indexing your entire app is also possible with CoreSpotlight indexing.
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Swift UI: Working With UIKit
SwiftUI introduces a new way to build user interfaces - but that doesn't mean you still can't use UIKit in your applications. This screencast shows you how!
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App Search: CoreSpotlightAttributes
The CoreSpotlight framework can be used to add additional information to NSUserActivity, allowing you to provide more detailed search results.
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Sharing and Editing Swift Packages With Swift Package Manager
In this screencast you'll learn how to share Swift Packages that you've created and integrate them back into your own iOS applications. Finally you'll see how to use Xcode 11 to edit Swift packages.
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Swift Package Manager: Creating a Swift Package
In this screencast you'll learn how to create your own Swift packages to modularize and share code across platforms.
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Dark Mode: Deep Dive
Learn more about what's going on behind the scenes of iOS dark mode support - because sometimes the basics just aren't enough!
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Swift UI: Working With State
SwiftUI has multiple ways to deal with referencing state in your app and keeps your views up to date for you.
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Moving From Cocoapods to Swift Package Manager
In this screencast you'll learn how to migrate dependencies in your iOS applications from Cocoapods to SwiftPM.
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Catalyst: Conditional Compilation
Learn how to conditionally compile your code as you port certain features from the iPad to the Mac.
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Swift UI: Previewing Your UI in Xcode
Xcode 11 has a great new preview canvas for SwiftUI that allows you see changes in your UI as you make them - even letting you interact in live mode!