Training and Instructional Design
If you’ve been working with View controllers for a while, you’ve probably dealt with prepareForSegue. In Xcode 11, there’s a new way to handle this that makes a little more sense: Segue actions. Let’s take a look at this feature. If you download the… Continue Reading “Segue Actions”
Sometimes table views could use a few buttons. There’s two delegates which create swipe buttons on table view cells. Let’s learn how you can implement these buttons and an interesting hidden feature you can do with them. There is two delegate methods, one for… Continue Reading “Actions in Table Views”
In earlier lessons I’ve shown you how to make a notification and how to manage notifications with the UserNotifications frame work. One very exciting part of the frame work is executing the app’s code in the background. You don’t have to open the app to… Continue Reading “Add Actions and Categories to Notification in Swift”
Even if you never want to make an app for the Apple Watch, there’s one place you might want to think about supporting: Notifications. In a previous lesson, we explored how to make local notifications for iOS devices. That lesson ended with a free… Continue Reading “Adding Actions to iOS and WatchOS Local Notifications”