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Learn how to work with images and the camera in iOS Apps
Images bring a whole new level of excitement to an app. Without them, apps are dull and bland. In this course, you’ll not only learn to work with image files, but also how to access the camera on iOS devices to allow users to take pictures.
You’ll start by learning the fundamentals of working with images in Xcode. You’ll see how to import images and properly lay them out in your app storyboard files. Then you’ll learn how to access hardware on iOS devices to allow users to take images and save them.
We then bring everything together by creating a Collector app. This app allows a user to take an image of something, give it a proper name, and then use this as a database to reference the collection. This will reinforce what you previously learned and apply it to a fully functional practical app that uses Core Data to save images.
This video is a step-by-step guide to help you get started with iOS application development by providing a solid foundation to core iOS concepts, techniques, and the Swift programming language. Every section contains practical examples, so you will understand how iOS development works, see the latest features of iOS 11, and know when and where to apply the core iOS techniques.
What You Will Learn
- See how to import images
- Know how to format and display images
- Allow users to take images
- Save images that a user has taken
- Display images in a UITableView
- Save images and other types of large data into Core Data
- Use proper image layout
- Let users select previously taken images
Table of Contents
Image Basics
1 The Course Overview
2 Importing Images
3 Displaying Images
Camera Basics
4 User Photo
5 Displaying a User’s Photo
6 Accessing a User’s Photo Library
The Collector App#
7 Set Up the UI
8 User Photos
9 Core Data
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