The course begins with a brief introduction to the text, modifiers, stacks, state variables, and animations and then advances to cover ForEach views, sheets, pickers, sliders, toggle switches, scroll views, buttons, etc. We will move to develop the main app and learn to create an app icon based on Pexels Figma. We will learn to disassemble an SVG image and convert it to PNG using Pexel Figma and Shape and Path to create a speech bubble and add text. We will create a color palette to support light and dark modes and develop a model of a quote-based app on a free quote API, part of the MVVM (Model, View-Model, View design pattern). When tapped, we will test the emoji to generate a new quote and copy the image to the clipboard with a long press. We will create image grids using an iPad/iPhone and create a share sheet to customize the images/quotes; change text color/size or image size, share or save it, and test the app's functionality on a simulator.
Upon completion, we can develop an Emoji Quote app using SwiftUI/iOS 16. The course aims for succinct yet fairly comprehensive SwiftUI/iOS 16 development.
What You Will Learn
Learn about modifiers, stacks, state variables, animation, onAppear
Use Shape/Path to create a speech bubble and add text to the bubble
Create a customizable color palette to support light and dark modes
Develop a quote-based app on a free quote API to use in the course
Create image grids using iPad or iPhone adapting to both iPhone/iPad
Test the app's features on a simulator, preferably on an actual device
Audience
This course caters to individuals wishing to acquire application development skills using SwiftUI/iOS 16 with beginner to advanced programming skillsets; however, more than basic to intermediate programming skills are desirable at least to make the most of the course. Anyone wishing to learn programming on iOS 16 using SwiftUI and individuals wanting to learn a quick course on what can be developed using SwiftUI would benefit from this course.