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iOS Developer – Interview Practice
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Create an excellent example of a typical take-home project for interviews with iOS developers. You will learn the basics needed to get your first iOS developer job. If you have an understanding of the concepts outlined in this course, you are ready to start applying for a job.

Will this course be useful to me if I’m not looking for work?

Absolutely. This course covers a wide range of fundamental topics for iOS developers. I feel that one of the biggest advantages of this course is that the whole project is connected, not one-time lessons. Not to mention that you will leave this course with a good piece of code for links to future projects.

What skill level is required for this course?

The course is not for absolute beginners. I will not go into details about what Optional is, how loops work, or explaining an array. However, this is not super advanced. It targets people who are going to junior iOS developer posts. If you are well versed in the basics, this course should be very helpful.

Why aren’t you using storyboards?

When you are still learning, you will have a better understanding of what happens to your layouts when you learn how to do them programmatically. The goal of this course is to make you better. There is a difference between having something appear on the screen and knowing what is actually happening.

Why in UIKit and not in SwiftUI?

The goal of this course is to help those who are currently trying to get their first job or are going to take this jump. SwiftUI is fun and new, but 99.9% of iOS jobs at UIKit. SwiftUI will need a couple more years to become relevant in the labor market.

What version of Xcode will I need?

To test this course for the future, I set a minimum goal on iOS 13. This requires Xcode 11. I did this because iOS 13 has some specific features that I wanted to enable, such as Dark Mode and DiffableDataSource.

Chapters:
Course Overview
Project Brief
Initial Project Setup – No Storyboard
App Navigation Setup – UITabBarController & UINavigationController
Custom Views – UIButton & UITextField
Search Screen UI (Programmatic)
Passing Data & Keyboards
Create Reusable Custom Alert
Project Organization & Architecture
Planning our Network Calls – API, JSON, Model
Quick Bug Fix #1
Create Network Call – Get Followers
Refactor Error Messages
Result Type Refactor
UICollectionView – Custom Follower Cell
UICollectionView – Initial Setup
UICollectionView – FlowLayout
UICollectionView – Diffable Data Source
ARC, Memory Leaks, and Capture Lists [weak self]
Downloading & Caching Avatar Images
Pagination – Getting the Next 100 Followers
Loading View
Empty State View
Search Functionality
Modal Presentation & Passing Data
Network Call – Get User Info
User Info Screen Planning
Child View Controller – UserInfoHeaderVC
UserInfoVC Cleanup & Setup
Item Info View
ItemInfoVC – Superclass
ItemInfoVC – Subclasses
Date Conversions & Date Label
Button Functionality – Delegates & Protocols
Persistence Overview & Add Button
Persistence Manager
PersistenceManager – Make it Work
UITableView – Favorites Cell
UITableView – FavoritesVC
UITabBarController, Screen Sizes, Constants & More
GFAlertVC, Convenience Init, DateDecoding, Networking Refactor
Search, Pagination, Empty State, Constants & More
Variadic Parameters, Deletages & Protocols, Dynamic Type & More
Persistence Manager, UITableView Extension & Bug Fixes
iPhone SE – UserInfoVC Fixes
The Final Pass
Where to go from here?

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