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iOS Programming in 7 Days [Video]

By : Dee Aliyu Odumosu
Book Image

iOS Programming in 7 Days [Video]

By: Dee Aliyu Odumosu

Overview of this book

Are you looking to become an iOS developer or are wondering what it would be to develop apps for the iOS platform? Get this course and begin your journey to become an iOS developer in 7 Days. This course will guide you on your way to becoming an iOS Developer in 7 Days. You will learn lots of new concepts in iOS development by developing an app to track users tasks. On the first day, you will set up your environment for iOS development, by downloading Xcode. You will then explore the user interface and learn how to navigate around. The second day will give you hands-on experience with Swift and learn some of its basics. The third day you will learn about Swift operators and how a navigation controller manages one or more child view controllers in a navigation hierarchy. The fourth day you learn about the different loops and how to use them. The fifth day you will learn about Swift functions and how to manage multiple screens and use the different table view and its properties. The sixth day you will add more feature to your app and improve the user interface. Finally the seventh day you will learn how to add app icon and the launch screens and then prepare the app for the app store. By the end of 7 Days, you will be confident in your journey of developing for iOS platform and be able to build your own app and publish your app to the App Store. All the code and supporting files for this course are available on GitHub at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/iOS-Programming-in-7-Days.
Table of Contents (7 chapters)
Chapter 5
Functions, Tab Bar Controller, and Table View Controller
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Section 5
Displaying Task Objects Using Table View Controller
In this video, we will learn how we have an array that holds all of the task objects the user created. Now it is time to display all of these task objects in a table view. We'll use a special table cell that has a subtitle property to achieve this. Table view has different styles, we'll configure an identifier and then use each row of the table to display each element of our task array. - Give an identifier to the table view cell - Configure the table view cell using the row property of index path - Change cell type to use subtitle style to display description