Mastering the Charts Framework in SwiftUI 4 & iOS 16

Description

This course will help you compose complex data visualization codes with easy-to-integrate Charts view for SwiftUI, which is supported by all Apple platforms that include iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS. Design charts using AreaMark, LineMark, and create multi-series charts using SwiftUI. Knowledge of SwiftUI and iOS programming is needed.

Apple unveiled a brand-new data visualization framework called Charts Framework at the Worldwide Developers Conference 2022. Charts enable developers to easily compose complex data visualizations with a few lines of code. The Charts view for SwiftUI is simple to integrate as any other view, so your data drives the changes for data visualization. Charts Framework is compatible with all Apple platforms, including iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS. This course explores the new Charts Framework using SwiftUI 4 and iOS 16. We will create practical examples and explore options to configure and use charts framework to match the app theme. You will learn about Charts Framework and SwiftUI 4 features and understand various creatable simple charts in SwiftUI and different markers that spruce up charts and more advanced concepts like the multi-series charts in SwiftUI, chart customization, and finally range area charts and empty state charts. Upon completion of this course, you will be adept in creating basic and multi-series charts. You will customize charts suited to your data visualization requirements and develop complex stacked, Candlestick, and combined charts and apply markers to enhance your chart data presentation. All resources are available at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Mastering-Charts-Framework-in-SwiftUI-4-iOS-16

Learn about Apple's Charts Framework in detail
Understand the new features introduced in SwiftUI 4
Know about the new features introduced in iOS 16
Learn to apply data visualization techniques in iOS 16 using SwiftUI 4
Learn to build applications with data visualization in iOS 16
Learn about the different kinds of charts available in the Charts Framework

This intermediate- to advanced-level course caters to developers seeking to learn about Apple's newly introduced Charts Framework at WWDC 22. This course is intended for developers who want to incorporate data visualization into their apps, starting with iOS 16 and higher. It is also an ideal course for developers who want to include data visualization in their apps using SwiftUI. To garner the best benefits of this course, previous knowledge of SwiftUI and iOS programming is required.

The course is designed to deliver high-definition video courses in a steady stream on focused topics related to iOS 16 and SwiftUI 4. The videos are demonstrative and instructive with frequent recapitulations of the concepts. The course explains each concept in a well-structured manner spread across 13 carefully delivered lessons explaining the subject matter comprehensively and lucidly.

Become adept in Apple's Charts Framework and understand new features of SwiftUI 4 and iOS 16 * Master data visualization skillets in iOS 16, SwiftUI, and create charts to present data visually * Learn from an expert with 40+ years of combined experience in developing apps and software

https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Mastering-Charts-Framework-in-SwiftUI-4-iOS-16

DevTechie LLC offers courses where we learn by doing and find practical approaches to solve common problems. DevTechie LLC has 40+ years of combined experience in developing apps and software for big tech companies to small start-ups. They believe in sharing the knowledge gained over the years and invite you to join them on this journey. DevTechie LLC covers end-to-end development for mobile, web, backend, data science, and machine learning.

1. Introduction

2. Getting Started

3. Stacked Bar Chart

4. Multi-Series Bar Chart

5. Line Chart with LineMark

6. Multi-Series Line Chart with LineMark

7. Area Charts with AreaMark

8. Multi-Series Area Chart in SwiftUI 4

9. CandleStick Chart

10. Combined Chart

11. Range Area Chart

12. Chart Customizations

13. Empty State Chart