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Your First iOS & SwiftUI App: Polishing the App
This course is the sequel to “Your First iOS & SwiftUI App: An App from Scratch.” In this course, we’ll finish off our “nice-to-haves” on our programming to-do list for Bull’s Eye, resulting in a professional and polished…
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Intro to SwiftUI Animation

…crash course in SwiftUI animation and use it to make the custom alert smoothly animate onto the screen…
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Draw the Rings

Draw the cool rings in Luke’s design with the power of SwiftUI’s ForEach…
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Display a Custom Alert

Learn how to display a custom alert in SwiftUI by dynamically modifying view hierarchy…
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Fill & Stroke Shapes

Learn how you can draw shapes in SwiftUI and fill and stroke them with color…
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Introduction

Welcome to Your First iOS and SwiftUI App: Polishing the App! This course picks up where we left things off in the first course in our learning path: Your First iOS and SwiftUI App: An App From Scratch, so make sure you watch that first if you haven’t already…
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Display a Second Screen

Learn one way you can display an extra screne of content in your SwiftUI app, using View’s sheet() method…
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Extract Views

Learn how to keep your SwiftUI code clean and organized by extracting your views…
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SFSymbols

…make a new file to create all of our rounded views. So inside our views, I’m gonna make a new file with the SwiftUI view template. And we’ll call this RoundedViews.swift. Let me fix my indentation with control I. I will change this to RoundedImageViewStroked as the first…
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Connect the Leaderboard

…friend ForEach, which you may recall helped us create a bunch of Ring Views in the background. We’ll also use a new SwiftUI View called ScrollView, which will make the view scrollable if there are more entries than can fit on one screen. Let’s try this…
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Conclusion

…lower right. And you were able to do this in just in a few episodes, thanks to the power of SwiftUI! You should feel proud, because in this section, you have really honed your SwiftUI skills, to put together some pretty neat effects. Y ou now understand how to extract…
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Conclusion

…deserved high-five from me. But don’t get too comfortable - the learning isn’t done yet! The next course in our iOS and SwiftUI for Beginners learning path is Programming in Swift: Fundamentals. Here, we switch gears and take a deep dive into the Swift programming language itself…
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Colors & Gradients

Learn how to apply custom colors and gradients to your SwiftUI views…
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Put it All Together

…together the background view! All right, so we’re gonna create a new file inside this views category, and we’re gonna use the SwiftUI view template. And we’re gonna call this backgroundview.Swift. As always, I’m gonna fix my indentation the way I like…
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Challenge: More Text Styles

…number here One that shows your score And finally, the “Start New Round” text, which is part of a button. To create this with SwiftUI, we want to create four different styled Text views; one for each of the above. And good news - we’ve already done some…
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Challenge: Create a Custom Alert

…done a few times before, we’re going to right-click on views and make a new file using the iOS SwiftUI View template and click next, and we’re gonna call this PointsView.swift, and click create. All right, because I can’t stand otherwise, I select all my text…
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Introduction

Welcome to the fourth and final part of Your First iOS and SwiftUI App: Polishing the App. In this part of the course, you’ll wrap up the app by finishing up the final “nice-to-have” item on our programming to-do list: adding a leaderboard screen. This section…
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Challenge: Create a Leaderboard View

…date and time when the player earned the score. We’ll call this DateText. Now, if you’re feeling REALLY confident about SwiftUI, you can try to pause the video and implement the entire thing on your own. But if you’re still feeling like you could use a little…
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More View Modifiers

…previous course, you learned how you can use SwiftUI’s View Modifiers to modify the style of your views. So far, you’ve only used a handful of view modifiers: .kerning, .bold, .font, .lineSpacing, and .multilineTextAlignment, to be speficic. But there’s a TON more view modifiers than that…
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The Xcode Debugger

…simulator either with the Play button in the upper left or by pressing Command R. We hit a breakpoint immediately, because with SwiftUI, all of that alert code is being hit immediately to figure out if it should appear or not. So, just continue execution. And then that same breakpoint…