Itinerary App - Part 2.1 - Source Control for Beginners (iOS, Xcode 9, S...

In this video we are going to explore what "source control" or "version control" is. We will look at two options for Source Control: GitHub and Bitbucket. We're going to pick one and connect our project to it. 





Then we'll also explore the built-in features for source control/version control inside of Xcode 9, view our changes and make commits to our local and remote repositories.



 This video is for absolute beginners who are not familiar with source control and may have never connected a project to an external source control provider.

Itinerary App - Part 1 - Introduction (iOS, Xcode 9, Swift 4)

This is the beginning of a series of videos in which we start a project to build an Itinerary app in Xcode using Swift. We will explore the creation process including some project management, managing a code repository, design, icons, coding, and so on.



This is the introductory video that introduces this mini-course of iOS app project management and development. We will be covering a variety of topics that are all included in the process of building an app.



All we will be doing in this video is simply creating a starting project and getting it ready for the next steps. Welcome to the course!



Note: I may create another series afterwards that explores different data sources to plug into this app. Stay tuned and we will see!

UITableView Row Swipe Actions (iOS, Xcode 9, Swift 4)

Since iOS 11 you now have built-in support to swipe your UITableViewCell right or left and be able to add multiple buttons or "actions" to the cell.

Watch this video to learn how to add swipe actions no matter which way you swipe. I also show you the new way to swipe to delete. You will learn how to change color and add icons as well as enabling or disabling the full swipe feature.

As a bonus, you will also learn why the term "leading" and "trailing" are used instead of "right" and "left" and how to configure your project to simulate a language that reads from right to left.

Memory 4 - Fixing Common Memory Problems: Reusable Popups (iOS, Xcode 9,...

This one video is the end of the Reusable Popups and the Swift Memory Mastery series. Ending both series in one video.

Before I could teach how to fix common memory problems in the Reusable Popups project I first had to teach you how to become masters of Swift Memory!

In this video you will be learning common mistakes, leaks, and other memory problems with:
* NotificationCenter
* Callbacks
* Delegates

And you will learn how to view or graph out memory problems and how to pick out which way to fix it. There are always multiple solutions.

You will gain better understanding of:
* Memory leaks
* Retain cycles (circular references, reference cycles)
* Automatic Reference Counting
* Weak and Unowned keywords

Memory 3 - Fixing Memory Leaks in Closures with Capture List (iOS, Xcode...

Swift Memory Mastery Series - Part 3



Don't worry if you don't know what a closure or capture list is. This video will teach you.



You will learn:

* What closures are

* How to pass data into closures

* How closures can obtain values outside of themselves

* How to explicitly pass data into closures

* How to change the strength of the value coming into a closure to weak or unowned

* How to create a memory leak (retain cycle) with closures (very common)

* How to fix closure memory leaks with capture lists

* Understanding memory leaks in closures

Memory 2 - Finding and Fixing Memory Leaks (iOS, Xcode 9, Swift 4)

Swift Memory Mastery Series - Part 2

This video is packed with a lot of good info. You will learn:
* How Swift manages and allocates memory
* How Swift determines when it's ok to remove objects from memory
* Automatic Reference Counting (ARC)
* Dependencies and ARC
* Retain Cycles (Also known as: Retention Cycles or Circular References)
* Strong, Weak and Unowned References
* The Debug Memory Graph tool in Xcode
* Using Instruments Leak profiler to find memory leaks

Memory 1 - Value Types vs Reference Types (iOS, Xcode 9, Swift 4)

Learn the basics in this first video on Memory in Swift!