iPhone: Push Notifications & Social Media (Swift 5 & iOS 13)

Learn how to write a simplified Instagram Clone with automated Push Notification module using Swift 5 & iOS 13 & XCode11

Learn the fundamentals of Firebase, Social Media & Push Notifications.

We will create a simple version of Instagram to test Push Notifications and see how projects with server connection works. We will create this project in the latest technology with Swift 5, XCode 11 & iOS13.

For right now, this is one of the best guides for push notifications you can ever find online! 30+ lectures and more than 4 hours of content!

You will learn useful skills about topics below:

• Push Notifications

• Firebase

• Parse

• One Signal

• Cocoapods

• Swift 5

• iOS 13

• Tab Bar Applications

• Sign In - Sign Up Process

• Information Uploading to Server

• AWS Server Setup

You will learn a new skill that will take you far far away than where you are right now!

If you are learning Swift & iOS 13 techniques and you are just in the beginning of your journey, you will love this course.

The most influential applications ever written for Iphone are social media applications. And we will learn how to do that. You can use these skills to apply into any app which you can think of later on!

Content and Overview

This course is great for people with some basic experience on Swift or other programming languages. I will not explain basic concepts like "Arrays, Variables, TableViews, Constants, Loops". But i will teach you how to connect your project to a server, how to send an information to that server and how to receive and present that information. We will send texts, images etc.

After learning how to connect with server you will step into whole new brand world in the name of development. You will write social media apps, internet connected apps, push notification enabled apps from now on!

This will be a real-time coding experience. You'll see an actual debugging and have a valuable coding content. You will be provided with final project file and codes at the end of the lesson.