Hudson Paul. Hacking with iOS. SwiftUI Edition (Updated 2024)

Hudson Paul (self-published), 2024 — 318 p.Level: Beginner – Intermediate.Start at zero:
Don't worry if you're a beginner: this bundle will teach you everything you need to know to design and build amazing iOS apps, including advanced techniques and time-saving tips.Fully updated:
You'll learn Swift 5.1 and iOS 13, so you can be sure your new skills build on the latest technologies Apple has to offer – there's no faster way to start a new career in iOS development.What's Inside:Project 1: WeSplit
Learn the basics of SwiftUI with your first projectProject 2: Guess the Flag
Build a game with stacks, images, and alertsProject 3: Views and Modifiers
Dive deep into Swift's rendering systemProject 4: BetterRest
Use machine learning to improve sleepProject 5: Word Scramble
Build a letter rearranging game with ListProject 6: Animation
Spruce up your UI with springs, bounces, and moreProject 7: iExpense
Bring in a second view with this expense tracking appProject 8: Moonshot
Teach users about space history with scroll views, Codable, and moreProject 9: Navigation
Direct your user around your app, either programmatically or using explicit inputProject 10: Cupcake Corner
Build an app that sends and receives JSON from the internetProject 11: Bookworm
Use Core Data to build an app that tracks books you likeProject 12: SwiftData
Take an in-depth tour of how SwiftUI and SwiftData work togetherProject 13: Instafilter
Learn to link SwiftUI and Core Image in one appProject 14: Bucket List
Embed maps and make network calls in this life goals appProject 15: Accessibility
Learn how to make your apps available to everyoneProject 16: Hot Prospects
Build an app for conferences with tabs, context menus, and more.Project 17: Flashzilla
Use gestures and haptics to build a learning app.Project 18: Layout and Geometry
Explore the inner workings of SwiftUI's layout system.Project 19: SnowSeeker
Build an app for ski resorts that works great on iPad.Project 20: Drawing
Use shapes, paths, colors, and more to create custom art for your appProject 21: Core Data
Take an in-depth tour of how SwiftUI and Core Data work togetherDeprecations
Parts of projects that are no longer needed, but might still be useful for folks who need to support older iOS versions.Cupcake Corner
– Adding Codable conformance for @Published properties
– Encoding an ObservableObject class