Join Károly Nyisztor for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Swift 4: Protocol-Oriented Programming.
- [Instructor] I hope you enjoyed the course…and now you've got the taste…of how powerful protocols can be.…If you are interested in more Swift content,…you should probably check out other…intermediate courses in our library.…I suggest you check out…Swift 3 Essential Training: Beyond the Basics.…This course also mentions protocol-oriented programming.…Also, you might want to check out iOS 11 Development…Essential Training: Application Architecture.…Another great resource is Apple's own documentation.…
You can download The Swift Programming Language…Swift 4 edition for free from the iBook Store.…You can find me on LinkedIn, Twitter,…YouTube, and my blog.…Thanks again for watching.…
Author
Károly Nyisztor
Released
1/2/2018- Comparing object-oriented programming with protocol-oriented programming
- Methods and class-bound protocols
- Adopting a protocol
- Generics
- Declaring asynchronous behavior
- Preparing and implementing fallback logic
- Implementing an app using protocol-oriented programming
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 3s
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1. Protocol-Oriented Programming
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The object-oriented way7m 28s
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POP vs. OO: The differences3m 50s
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2. Protocols
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What's a protocol?2m 29s
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Adopting a protocol1m 8s
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Polymorphism4m 12s
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Protocol inheritance4m 31s
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Protocol extensions4m 59s
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Protocol composition4m 23s
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3. Generics
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Why generics?1m 31s
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Generic types3m 15s
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Generics and protocols2m 48s
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Constrained associated types2m 51s
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4. Implement the Weather App Using POP
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Weather app design2m 54s
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Project overview1m 53s
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Presenting data4m 18s
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Fallback service3m 24s
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Implement fallback logic4m 3s
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Conclusion
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Next steps45s
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