Swift Book

  • CHAPTER 1

    Building an Adaptive UI Using Universal Storyboards and Size Classes

  • CHAPTER 2

    Working with Sections and Index List in UITableView

  • CHAPTER 3

    Animating Table View Cells

  • CHAPTER 4

    Working with JSON

  • CHAPTER 5

    How to Integrate Twitter and Facebook Sharing

  • CHAPTER 6

    Working with Email and Attachments

  • CHAPTER 7

    Sending SMS and MMS Using MessageUI Framework

  • CHAPTER 8

    How to Get Direction and Draw Route on Maps

  • CHAPTER 9

    Search for Nearby Points of Interest Using Local Search

  • CHAPTER 10

    Audio Recording and Playback

  • CHAPTER 11

    Scan QR Code Using AVFoundation Framework

  • CHAPTER 12

    Working with URL Schemes

  • CHAPTER 13

    Building a Full Screen Camera

  • CHAPTER 14

    Video Capturing and Playback Using AVKit

  • CHAPTER 15

    Displaying Banner Ads using Google AdMob

  • CHAPTER 16

    Working with Custom Fonts

  • CHAPTER 17

    Working with AirDrop and UIActivityViewController

  • CHAPTER 18

    Building Grid Layouts Using Collection Views

  • CHAPTER 19

    Interacting with Collection Views

  • CHAPTER 20

    Adaptive Collection Views Using Size Classes and UITraitCollection

  • CHAPTER 21

    Building a Today Widget

  • CHAPTER 22

    Building Slide Out Sidebar Menus

  • CHAPTER 23

    View Controller Transitions and Animations

  • CHAPTER 24

    Building a Slide Down Menu

  • CHAPTER 25

    Self Sizing Cells and Dynamic Type

  • CHAPTER 26

    XML Parsing and RSS

  • CHAPTER 27

    Applying a Blurred Background Using UIVisualEffect

  • CHAPTER 28

    Using Touch ID For Authentication

  • CHAPTER 29

    Building a Carousel-Like User Interface

  • CHAPTER 30

    Working with Parse Server

  • CHAPTER 31

    How to Preload a SQLite Database Using Core Data

  • CHAPTER 32

    Connecting Multiple Annotations with Polylines and Routes

  • CHAPTER 33

    Using CocoaPods in Swift Projects

  • CHAPTER 34

    Building a Simple Sticker App

  • CHAPTER 35

    Building iMessage Apps Using Messages Framework

  • CHAPTER 36

    Building Custom UI Components Using IBDesignable and IBInspectable

  • CHAPTER 37

    Using Firebase for User Authentication

  • CHAPTER 38

    User Authentication with Facebook and Google

  • CHAPTER 39

    Using Firebase Database and Storage for Building an Instagram-like App

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