Description
New programming language created by Apple, Swift presents itself as a modern and more efficient alternative to Objective-C. In this training, you will learn how to develop Swift 3 in a MacOS environment. You will discover the basic concepts of Swift 2 and its innovative aspects.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?
Developers, project managers.
Prerequisites
Training objectives
Training program
- Introduction to Swift
- Why a new programming language in the Apple universe? The different use cases of Swift (Mac OS X, iOS).
- The contributions and new features of Swift .
- Swift's relationship with classic Apple tools: Objective-C, XCode.
- Openness to Open Source and other systems.
- The development environment
- Discovery of the XCode environment, new features of XCode 8, migrating from Swift 1 and 2 (Swift Migrator).
- Installation and configuration of the development environment, targeting a specific OS version.
- Creation of a Swift project and basic operations (editing, execution.
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- Discovery of the Swift project 'REPL evaluation and development (Read-Eval-Print-Loop).
- Practical work Setting up the development environment and discovery of a first project.
- Basic concepts of Swift
- Philosophy of language: syntax, memory management, type inference, object or functional orientation.
- Classic mechanisms: typing, variables and constants, instructions, functions.
- Object concepts: concept of classes, method.
- The manipulation of character strings.
- Practical work Creation of several applications implementing the concepts presented.
- Swift Standard Library
- Types: String, Array, Dictionary and numeric.
- Protocols: Equatable, Comparable, Printable.
- Free functions and algorithms.
- Practical work Implementation of concepts.
- Innovative and advanced aspects
- Swift's typing mechanisms, genericity, protocol support.
- The concept of a playground (Interactive Playground).
- Closures ).
- Memory management: constructor, destructor, reference management, lazy instantiation.
- Error management.
- Multi-threading.
- Introduction to graphical interfaces with Swift (Cocoa, Cocoa Touch, iOS) The future with Swift 3.
- Practical work Discovery of the Playground.
- Putting closures and genericity into practice.
- Using the Cocoa and Cocoa Touch frameworks.
- Innovative and advanced aspects
- Swift's typing mechanisms, genericity, protocol support.
- The concept of a playground (Interactive Playground).
- Closures ).
- Memory management: constructor, destructor, reference management, lazy instantiation.
- Error management.
- Multi-threading.
- Introduction to graphical interfaces with Swift (Cocoa, Cocoa Touch, iOS) The future with Swift 3.
- Practical work Discovery of the Playground.
- Putting closures and genericity into practice.
- Using the Cocoa and Cocoa Touch frameworks.
- Integration with Cocoa and Objective-C
- Using the Cocoa and Cocoa Touch frameworks from a Swift application.
- The joint use of Swift and Objective-C.
- The three operating modes : Interoperability, Mix and Match, Migration.
- Practical work Integration of Swift and Objective-C code.
