80 Xcode Tips To Improve Productivity Xcode 9 iOS11 Swift4

80 Xcode Tips To Improve Productivity – Xcode 9 iOS11 Swift4, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 83 lectures, based on 130 reviews, and has 4502 subscribers.

You will learn about becomes more efficient and productive with Xcode as a tool use keyboard shortcuts to increase proficiency Learn new tips and tricks to make you better at using Xcode This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone whos starting out with iOS development and wanting to learn some tips and tricks of Xcode It is particularly useful for Anyone whos starting out with iOS development and wanting to learn some tips and tricks of Xcode.

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Summary

Title: 80 Xcode Tips To Improve Productivity – Xcode 9 iOS11 Swift4

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 83

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Curriculum Items: 83

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

becomes more efficient and productive with Xcode as a tool

use keyboard shortcuts to increase proficiency

Learn new tips and tricks to make you better at using Xcode

Who Should Attend

Anyone whos starting out with iOS development and wanting to learn some tips and tricks of Xcode

Target Audiences

Anyone whos starting out with iOS development and wanting to learn some tips and tricks of Xcode

Are you an iOS developer? Have you been working with Xcode for a period of time and you want to be more productive??If you have been using Xcode as your iOS development tool, then you know that Xcode is a complex tool to use. In this course I have come up with 80 tips and tricks to boost your productivity as an iOS developer using the Xcode IDE (More tips will be added).

There are hidden features, cool and neat tricks and?keyboard shortcuts that you need to master in order to work more efficiently. Some of these?hidden features?will blow your mind once you discover them. Xcode has so many neat functions that can be taken advantage of.

As a developer, I?have been developing on Xcode for 5 years and in this period I have learnt lots of things that I want to share with you. Some of these features are not immediately obvious but with my guidance I’ll be able to show you how and when to use each feature.

Some of the tricks we’ll look at include;

How to treat warnings as errors

How to extract methods from a chunk of code

How to lock control properties to prevent additional changes

How to add tokens to snippets

How to create your own color palettes for different projects

How to group multiple objects as one unit

How to set layout constraints between two objects using the document outline

How to open your project file using the 3D view mode – cool feature

How to fold and unfold your codes and why you want to do this

How to set Xcode to send you directly to the line where an error occurred.

And many more tips

This tips I shared in this course are the ones that I considered to be very important for every iOS developers to learn. There are many more tips and tricks but most of them will not improve your productivity any further.

If you are ready to become Xcode proficient, enroll in this course and I look forward to being your instructor.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: 80 Tips and Tricks

Lecture 1: How to use Xcode Preview

Lecture 2: Vertical stacked assistant editor

Lecture 3: Group multiple controls using the Embed in view

Lecture 4: Lock control properties to prevent changes

Lecture 5: Use image directly without writing any code

Lecture 6: Change the height of controls by using layout constraints

Lecture 7: Creating color pallettes for your projects

Lecture 8: Use installed checkbox to temporarily remove a view from the scene

Lecture 9: Code snippet with shortcut to boost productivity

Lecture 10: Control drag between views to set layout constraints

Lecture 11: Add tokens to code snippets

Lecture 12: How and why you should use outlet collections

Lecture 13: Add breakpoint exception

Lecture 14: Change variable name in scope

Lecture 15: Project-wide variable rename

Lecture 16: Give names to controls inside the document outline

Lecture 17: Options to bring up the heirarchy of views to make selection easier

Lecture 18: Media library and adding image without adding UIImageView

Lecture 19: Use the Option key to see the distances between controls

Lecture 20: Open file quickly

Lecture 21: Open quickly in assistant editor

Lecture 22: Treat warnings as errors

Lecture 23: How to use constraint identifier

Lecture 24: How to extract method

Lecture 25: Enable line numbers and jumping to a line number

Lecture 26: Folding and unfolding codes using ribbons

Lecture 27: Xcode tabs will make you more productive

Lecture 28: 3D view to open files in different modes

Lecture 29: Refactor to storyboard: how to use multiple storyboards

Lecture 30: File template library

Lecture 31: Add multiple objects at the same time from the object library

Lecture 32: Structural highlighting

Lecture 33: Meaning of letters beside project navigator files

Lecture 34: Double length pseudo language

Lecture 35: Increase or decrease font size of code

Lecture 36: Under opaque bar property of a view controller

Lecture 37: Resize to fit to content

Lecture 38: Different ways to duplicate your controls

Lecture 39: Make bulk changes – modify properties of disimilar controls

Lecture 40: Quick way to edit constraint value

Lecture 41: Named colors

Lecture 42: Right click on view controller icon to see all connections

Lecture 43: Resolving constraint issues using the document outline

Lecture 44: Intrinsic size and constraints

Lecture 45: Jump to definition using command click

Lecture 46: Drag code to a new location

Lecture 47: Autocomplete productivity – combine multiple keywords

Lecture 48: Comment out chunks of code

Lecture 49: Option click to open file in assistant editor

Lecture 50: Command + Enter to get out of assistant editor mode

Lecture 51: Jump through the 8 navigator tabs using shortcut commands

Lecture 52: Automatic indentation

Lecture 53: Indent code to the left or right

Lecture 54: Hide the left or right pane with simple shortcut keys

Lecture 55: Dragging objects directly to the document outline

Lecture 56: Double click on objects inside document outline to move them around

Lecture 57: Function dropdown for easy navigating your code file

Lecture 58: MARK and TODO

Lecture 59: Option click to see quick definition of classes

Lecture 60: Searching current file and entire project

Lecture 61: Add quick documentation to any function

Lecture 62: Change the name of the app from plist

Lecture 63: Show or hide the autocomplete window

Lecture 64: Horizontal and vertical guides

Lecture 65: Multiple ways to deal with breakpoints

Lecture 66: Build, Run and Stop Xcode with shortcut keys

Lecture 67: Clean the project

Lecture 68: Recently changed files

Lecture 69: File history takes you directly to where you last worked

Lecture 70: Quickly change images in your project

Lecture 71: Quickly switch between two Xcode windows

Lecture 72: Show bounds rectangle

Lecture 73: Placeholder background

Lecture 74: Step through your issues

Lecture 75: Select different nearby neighbour for constraints

Lecture 76: Adjust label height based on its content using flexible height constraint

Lecture 77: Quickly open assistant editor mode

Lecture 78: Hide or show the debug area with keyboard shortcut

Lecture 79: Move single or multiple lines of code up or down

Lecture 80: View plist as source code

Chapter 3: Conclusion and Bonus

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Bonus

Instructors

Dee Aliyu Odumosu
Freelance Developer with over 120 Apps Developed

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