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a. Creating Applications in Packages
b. Java Variables
c. Java Conditionals and Loops
d. Java Arrays
e. Understanding Collection

a. Creating a Java Class
b. Improving the Java Class
c. Using Inheritance
d. Understanding Interfaces
e. The Static Context

a. The Hello World Application
b. Working with the Emulator
c. Strings
d. Drawables
e. Introducing the Manifest
f. Understanding the Activity Lifecycle

a. Listeners Using an inner class
b. Listeners Using an interface
c. Listeners By Variable Name
d. Long Clicks
e. Keyboard Listeners

a. Linear Layout
b. Relative Layout
c. Table Layout
d. List View

a. Custom Buttons
b. Toggle Buttons
c. Checkboxes and Radio Buttons
d. Spinners

a. Autocomplete Text Box
b. Map View
c. Web Views
d. Time and Date Pickers

a. Switching Activities
b. Putting Extra
c. Using Shared Preferences
d.Using fragment

a. Internal Storage
b. External Storage
c. Web Communication and Storage

a. Playing Audio with the MediaPlayer
b. More Audio Options
c. Playing Video with the MediaPlayer
d. Recording and Storing Audio Content

a. List Activities with Custom Layouts
b. List Activities with Custom Adapters
c. Displaying multiple items in a List View

a. Text Based Web Services
b. Sending data to a Web Services
c. Integrating a JSON based web service

a. Creating the Widget Background
b. Placing and Updating the Widget
c. Events on the Widget

a. The Android Drawing API
b. Animation with XML
c. Programatic Animation

a. Determining Location
b. Integrating Google Maps

a. Taking Pictures and Saving in the Album
b. Recording Video Content

Syllabus ios 1 This page describes the structure of the course. For a simple list of major technologies taught during the course, see iOS: Technologies Used. Prerequisites No prior coding experience required A Mac with a high-speed internet connection 25 hours of pre-course study is encouraged, but not required. See our iOS pre-course roadmaps for more details. Before You Start Orientation with a Bloc Program Coordinator Introduction to your Mentor and membership to the Hacker Club community Introduction to Bloc?s project-based approach to learning Build a Development Environment Learn how to use Xcode proficiently Master version control and code management with Git and GitHub Learn basic iOS controls like buttons, labels, and text fields iOS Fundamentals: Objective-C Basic Objective-C Syntax Numbers, variables, and strings If / else statements, different types of equality Loops, arrays, dictionaries, simple data types vs. objects Properties and scope iOS Fundamentals: Swift Introduction to Swift Compare basics in Swift and Objective-C: properties, strings, arrays, dictionaries, loops, functions New concepts in Swift like tuples and closures Beginner iOS App: Build a Calculator Your first simple iOS app is an alcohol calculator that converts alcohol content for beer, whiskey, and wine. Learn how to build an app with storyboards, outlets, and actions Understand the impacts of proper sizing and styling with the UIViewController Learn basic navigation principles with the UINavigationController Build tabbed navigation with the UITabBarController Intermediate iOS App: Build a Web Browser Your second iOS app is a web browser with a colorful, floating toolbar. The web browser enhances your privacy by purging all browser history when you switch apps. Build a web browser app using WKWebView and delegation Learn how to clear browser history with UIApplicationDelegate Add a new toolbar by subclassing UIView and incorporating touch events Learn to recognize gesture events in your app Move and resize a floating toolbar using gesture recognizers Use gesture recognizers to respond to different touch patterns and respond accordingly Advanced iOS App: Build a Replica of Instagram Master the basics: - Learn how to display a dynamic list of images in a feed - Crate user accounts and display usernames and captions - Implement infinite scroll and pull-to-refresh - Learn how to leverage an API and connect to Instagram to display your friends' actual photos, captions, and comments - Understand data persistence with Keychain - remember images and login between launches Apply intermediate programming techniques: - Add full-screen photo viewing and saving (custom UIViewController transitions) - Build a fancy "like" button (intro to Core Animation) - Post images to Instagram (interacting with other apps) - Customize your app for iPad Build advanced features and prepare for deployment: - Write unit tests - What is Test-Driven Development? - Check for logic errors (static analysis) - Install analytics and crash handling services - Set your app icons and launch images - Create your app on iTunes Connect Phase Two Build real apps Syllabus ios 2 Technical Projects You will complete at least two projects during the Project Phase. Projects are prescriptive yet open to interpretation and creativity. They are designed to challenge you while providing guidance to keep you on track. A project is completed when all its requirements are implemented and approved by your mentor. Blocstagram Watch Build upon the Instagram app you created in the Foundation Phase to add an Apple Watch extension. Translate your app from Objective-C to Swift Pong Replica Build a working replica of Pong Learn how to use UIKit Dynamics; a physics-based animation engine that?s used for moving around basic views Add cool features like a bonus mode that catapults your Pong ball (inspired by AngryBirds!) so that you learn to use powerful physics Add Artificial Intelligence to your pong app so that you can play against the computer and crush its robotic spirit To-Do List App (Evernote Replica) Build a note-taking app that syncs with iCloud Learn to work with Core Data - a powerful Apple framework for storing information and relationships between information Integrate Core Data with iCloud, so that when your data syncs between all your iOS devices Add a feature that employs Data Detectors - when you click on a phone number, date, or link, it can open the Phone, Calendar, or Browser app Airplane Chat App A Wi-fi / Bluetooth chat app that allows you to message friends without needing an internet connection Uses the same technology as AirDrop Teaches the multi-peer connectivity framework It?s great for camping and exploring outer space Quora Replica Build an app that allows users to ask questions, write answers, and upvote the best answers This app teaches you to work with Parse - the most popular mobile backend-as-a-service Parse provides developers with an easy-to-use backend for your iOS app. (It's a place to store questions and answers in the cloud so that the app downloads them from the cloud.) Foursquare Replica BlocSpot uses Apple Maps to discover new places and exciting adventures Search for places you want to visit, add them to a list, and get notifications when you get close to a place you?ve bookmarked This project teaches you to use Apple?s Core Location API to get updates when the user changes location. It also teaches local notifications, which are like push notifications that don?t require a backend Swiftris 2 Build Swiftris, Bloc?s famous Tetris replica Add new features to Swiftris including high scores Integrate Game Center, and learn to use Game Center Challenges, Leaderboards, and Achievements Game Center Challenges let you send friends your high score and challenge them to beat it. Practice writing trash talk Swiftris 2 features a revolutionary new game feature called ?pause?: when you switch to another app, the game pauses Capstone Bring your product idea to life. Use your capstone project as an opportunity to hone your skills in a particular area of interest, or as a springboard to launch a new product Build your idea from scratch, while learning best practices for application scoping, design, and architecture Publish your app to iTunes, and we'll help you promote it