9. View Controller Lifecycle and Scroll View

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Paul Hegarty delves into the view controller lifecycle – keeping track of what's happening in your Controller as it goes through its lifetime – and then demonstrates putting print()s into the multiple-MVC version of Concentration. He then covers scroll view.

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Developing iOS 11 Apps with Swift

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Paul Hegarty introduces Core Motion – detecting the position and movement of the device – and then does a demo with Gravity-Driven Playing Card. He then covers taking pictures within your app.

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16. More Segues 1:15:56

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15. Alerts, Notifications, Application Lifecycle 1:20:43

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Paul Hegarty covers alerts and action sheets, notifications and KVO, and the application lifecycle.

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14. Persistence and Documents Demo 1:20:00

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Paul Hegarty extends his coverage of Documents. He then does a demonstration of using Codable to create a JSON representation, storing it in the filesystem then letting UIDocument store it instead, and then using UIDocumentBrowserViewController to choose/create/rename/move documents.

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13. Persistence and Documents 1:11:38

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Paul Hegarty continues his demo of Emoji Art where he implements UITextField to add more Emoji. He then introduces persistence.

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12. Drag and Drop, Table View, Collection View, and Text Field 1:14:07

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11. Drag and Drop, Table View, and Collection View 1:20:02

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Paul Hegarty lectures about drag and drop – transferring information around within and between apps – and demonstrates applying it in a demonstration of EmojiArt. He then introduces UITableView and UICollectionView.

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10. Multithreading and Autolayout 1:17:25

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Paul Hegarty covers multithreading and then demonstrates with a multithreaded Cassini. He then introduces autolayout.

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