Here you will find support material for the content delivered in the workshops.
You must work through the examples...multiple times. Scanning over them will get you nowhere. Practice!
- 00-General-Syntax
- 01 - Slider Game
- 02 - Fundamentals
- 03 - Functions
- 04 - Control Flow
- 05 - View Controllers/Segues
- 06 - UI Elements
- 07 - Using the Camera/Images
- 08 - Fixing Errors
- 09 - Delegates
- 10 - Device Location
- 11 - Map Kit
- 12 - Regions
- 13 - Selecting Annotations
- 14 - User Login
- 15 - User Signup
- 16 - ML Image Labeling
- 17 - Table Views
- 18 - Custom Cells
Each week you will be expected to keep notes on some of the key topics covered in your taught sessions. These notes should be updated weekly and stored on GitHub.
(You will be shown how to keep your notes in a Gihub repo like this in your second workshop on week 1 of teaching)
When testing location functionality on the simulator, you will likely need to simulate a location of a user to test functionality in your application.
- It gets you used to interacting with GitHub.
- It makes it easy to correct errors.
- Syntax highlighting on code snippets.
- Easier for you to copy/paste...even though you would never do that ;).
- You can create issues to ask questions and for help. That way everyone can see them and learn together.
When you navigate to the repo in a browser, along the top navigation you'll see "Issues". Use this as a way to ask questions and notify. When you enter the issues page you can create a new issue in the upper right. This is essentially just like posting a comment. One thing that would be helpful is that you apply a relevant label. This is done on the right, eg "Question" or "Bug".