Udacity's Nanodegree Meme portifolio app
With this 2.0 version of MemeMe, students will create an app that enables a user to take a picture, and add text at the top and bottom to form a meme. The user will be able to share the photo on Facebook and Twitter and also by SMS or email. Sent Memes will appear in a tab view with two tabs: a table view and a collection view.
MemeMe covers many of the major UI components found in essentially every app. It combines them with the camera and social media activity view to create a fun and personal user experience.
- Access the Camera and Photo Album using the UIImagePickerController
- Understand how Swift optionals, closures, collections, classes, structs and protocols are used in iOS apps
- Create Actions and Outlets with extremely high proficiency
- Use a UIActivityViewController to share media with Facebook, Twitter, SMS, and Email
- Describe the delegate pattern and give a full account of its importance and uses in iOS classes
- Tab views
- Table Views
- Collection View
- Becoming comfortable using a variety of UIControls and stock view controllers is an essential step in becoming an iOS developer.
- Understanding UIKit allows a developer to make educated assumptions about the architecture of apps that they use.
- Mastering UKit fundamentals frees a developer up to learn model-oriented skills like networking and persistence.
You will create an app that enables a user to take a picture, and add text at the top and bottom to form a meme. The user will be able to share the photo on Facebook and Twitter and also by SMS or email. Memes will appear in a tab view with two tabs: a table view and a collection view.
Note: All submitted projects must compile in Xcode's most up-to-date stable release, which is currently: Xcode 10.1 and Swift 4.2.1.
- Read the project specification and/or download an example of the app.
- Review the grading rubric to see how your project will be assessed. All criteria must "meet specifications" in order to pass.
- If desired, download a collection of images used in the app. (Available in the Supporting Materials section below.)
- If necessary, review Lesson 3 of UIKit Fundamentals II and AutoLayout for detailed instructions.
- Create your app!
Before submitting your project for evaluation, we recommend that you check that each of the following is true:
- Your app compiles & runs as expected
- You are proud of your app and its output
- You completed your project according to the instructions
- You checked your project against the rubric
- IMPORTANT: If you've submitted v1.0 of MemeMe, be sure to include a link to the review of your last submission (the one that met specifications). The link must be included in the "Notes to Reviewer" textbox that will appears when you are submitting v2.0. We can't review your 2.0 submission otherwise..