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iOS Dev Job Interview Practice – Take Home Project

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iOS Dev Job Interview Practice – Take Home Project

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Improve your iOS Dev skills and ace the take-home project interview

This is the course I WISH I had when I was early in my iOS developer career.

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Course Highlights

  • 100% Programmatic UI
  • 1 project, not one-off tutorials
  • No 3rd party libraries
  • Slack channel access for help
  • ~ 50 videos (exact curriculum below)
  • Watch the first 5 videos for free

What You’ll Learn

Getting Started
  • Course Overview(8:33)
  • Project Brief(14:40)
  • Initial Project Setup – No Storyboard(15:26)
  • App Navigation Setup – UITabBarController & UINavigationController(17:49)
  • A Quick Message(4:55)
SearchVC & Custom Alert
  • Custom Views – UIButton & UITextField(20:28)
  • Search Screen UI (Programmatic)(21:43)
  • Passing Data & Keyboards(25:13)
  • Create Reusable Custom Alert(41:09)
  • Project Organization & Architecture(12:25)
Networking
  • Planning our Network Calls – API, JSON, Model(14:28)
  • Quick Bug Fix #1(5:00)
  • Create Network Call – Get Followers(32:04)
  • Refactor Error Messages(13:26)
  • Result Type Refactor(11:33)
CollectionView
  • UICollectionView – Custom Follower Cell(16:13)
  • UICollectionView – Initial Setup(7:11)
  • UICollectionView – FlowLayout(10:47)
  • UICollectionView – Diffable Data Source(19:49)
  • ARC, Memory Leaks, and Capture Lists [weak self](12:01)
  • Downloading & Caching Avatar Images(22:01)
  • Pagination – Getting the Next 100 Followers(15:09)
  • Loading View(16:14)
  • Empty State View(20:04)
  • Search Functionality(15:14)
User Info Screen
  • Modal Presentation & Passing Data(16:10)
  • Network Call – Get User Info(14:17)
  • User Info Screen Planning(3:53)
  • Child View Controller – UserInfoHeaderVC(40:50)
  • UserInfoVC Cleanup & Setup(13:33)
  • Item Info View(16:54)
  • ItemInfoVC – Superclass(11:55)
  • ItemInfoVC – Subclasses(13:06)
  • Date Conversions & Date Label(14:29)
  • Button Functionality – Delegates & Protocols(31:50)
Favorites Screen – Persistence
  • Persistence Overview & Add Button(5:20)
  • Persistence Manager(21:02)
  • PersistenceManager – Make it Work(12:34)
  • UITableView – Favorites Cell(8:28)
  • UITableView – FavoritesVC(24:21)
Clean Up & Optimization
  • UITabBarController, Screen Sizes, Constants & More(25:37)
  • GFAlertVC, Convenience Init, DateDecoding, Networking Refactor(29:24)
  • Search, Pagination, Empty State, Constants & More(26:33)
  • Variadic Parameters, Delegates & Protocols, Dynamic Type & More(31:30)
  • Persistence Manager, UITableView Extension & Bug Fixes(8:59)
  • iPhone SE – UserInfoVC Fixes(14:56)
  • The Final Pass(32:57)
Conclusion
  • Interview questions you may get asked about your project(6:59)
  • Where to go from here?(3:23)

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