P.s.: Please find document links below!!
Paul Hegarty begins with a demonstration of making Concentration’s button layout dynamic. He then reviews the first two lectures and continues diving into Swift.
Topics Include: Swift, Autolayout, CountableRange, Tuples, Computer Properties, Access Control, Assertions, Extensions, enum, Optionals, Data Structure, Protocols
(Complete 2nd reading assignment – See my Google drive.)
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All videos are on iTunesU (including English subtitles):
https://goo.gl/FuVvUE
Slides and other material provided by Stanford University can be found on my Google drive:
https://goo.gl/1Skadp
Stanford CS 193P iPhone Application Development (not updated yet by Stanford):
https://goo.gl/eTpObV
All programming assignments will be subsequently published on my GitHub page:
https://github.com/MichelDeiman/CS193P-iOS11-Lecture-3—Swift-Programming-Language
https://github.com/MichelDeiman
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Awesome.
The videos are amazing. Thanks for uploading. This helped me learn in a structured manner.
I’ve some autolayout issues on iPhone 5s, I have uploaded the screenshots along.
https://ibb.co/jB1JQR
https://ibb.co/ha9SKm
Some of the most complete iOS tutorials you can find!Thank you for you contribution. You help allot!!
At 34th minute, how was he able to compare the values index and newValue in set case(index == newValue)? is newValue not of type optional Int whereas index is Int?
These are great videos. Thank you
Despite professor says that it’s common to use “weak” with outlets, Apple recommends to make them “strong”, and use “weak” only to avoid a retain cycle situation. More about that at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29421614/should-iboutlet-be-weak-or-strong-var
Nice one.. very very thank you.
Where is previous video please send me link.
where are the home works?
This is great, but kinda bummed out that theres only 6 lectures. Will there be more since the course is running rn?
thx bro its amazing
really awesome!!! Thanks for sharing this invaluable material