UIKit Fundamentals

Lesson 1: Outlets and Actions

In this lesson, you’ll learn to connect outlets and actions using only code and graphically using storyboard. You’ll use the following UIKit classes in this lesson: * UIButton * UILabel * UISwitch

Lesson 2: View Presentations and Segues

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to present views modally. We will introduce you to the following UIKit classes: * UIImagePickerController * UIAlertController * UIActivityViewController

Lesson 3: The Delegate Pattern

Many of the most common UIKit components make use of the delegate pattern. In this lesson, you’ll learn how delegates make important connections between the model, view, and controller. We will introduce you to the following UIKit classes: * UITextField * UITextFieldDelegate

Lesson 4: Tables

Table views are one of the most commonly used views in iOS apps. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to implement tables in your own apps. We will introduce you to the following UIKit classes: * UITableView * UITableViewDelegate * UITableViewDataSource * UITableViewCell

Lesson 5: Navigation

In this lesson, you’ll learn how iOS uses navigation stacks to manage multiple views in an app. You’ll take UITableViews a step further and create the navigation structure that enables a user to tap a row of a table, view the details of an item, and return again. We will introduce you to the following UIKit classes: * UINavigationController * UIBarButtonItem

Lesson 6: MemeMe Techniques

This lesson will guide you through the process of creating your own version of the meme generating app, MemeMe. You’ll learn about collection views, tab bar controllers, how to adjust the screen to accommodate the keyboard, and how to access the camera. We will introduce you to the following UIKit classes: * UICollectionView * UICollectionViewDelegate * UICollectionViewDatasource * UITabBarController We will also feature classes from the Foundation framework: * NSNotification * NSNotificationCenter

• Gabrielle Miller-Messner - Gabrielle earned her Ph.D. in Population Biology from UC Davis. There in the lab, analyzing DNA sequences, she discovered the joys of programming. Having taught science and math to undergraduate and high school students for four years, she was motivated to make apps for science education. She worked as an iOS Engineer for a year and a half before joining Udacity.