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Know the advantages of Swift protocols and how to use them effectively in your code What you'll learn Know the advantages of using protocols in your code Explore the basic and advanced features of protocols Create and use generic functions and types in Swift Use generics with protocols in order to write powerful and flexible generic code Explore some under-the-hood details of protocols that can help you use them efficiently in your code Master some of the new protocol features in Swift 4 Requirements Working knowledge of Swift No prior experience with Swift protocols is needed Description Swift is a general-purpose, multi-paradigm, and compiled programming language developed by Apple Inc. Protocol-oriented programming offers a lot of benefits including better code maintainability, increased developer productivity, and superior application performance. Using right protocols can transform the way you write your Swift code. If you are a Swift developer and want to improve the flexibility, maintainability, and reusability of your code, then you should surely go for this Learning Path. Packt’s Video Learning Paths are a series of individual video products put together in a logical and stepwise manner such that each video builds on the skills learned in the video before it. The highlights of this Learning Path are Use protocols effectively in real-world applications Solve common problems when working with protocols Explore some of the new features in Swift 4 Let's take a quick look at your learning journey. This Learning Path shows you how to get the most out of protocol-oriented programming. With useful examples and practical, step-by-step instructions, you'll create protocols and use them in your code. Taking you beyond the basics, this Learning Path teaches you advanced techniques and ways-of-thinking that will improve the way you use protocols, and shows you how to solve common problems you'll face when working with protocols. Finally, you’ll be building your first app with protocols. By the end of this Learning Path, you'll be ready to use protocols in production to improve the effectiveness of your code. You’ll be a protocol programming expert! About the Author Hamish Knight is a Computer Science undergraduate at the University of Bath in the UK with a passion for Swift. Hamish is always interested in exploring how Swift operates at a lower level, and enjoy posting answers to Swift questions on Stack Overflow. Furthermore, he has over three years of experience developing mobile apps for iOS, with four apps currently on the App Store. Overview Section 1: Getting Started with Protocols in Swift Lecture 1 The Course Overview Lecture 2 Exploring Protocols Lecture 3 Defining and Confog to Protocols Lecture 4 Extending Protocols Lecture 5 Why Use Protocols? Lecture 6 Using Protocols as Types Lecture 7 Mutating Requirements and Class-bound Protocols Lecture 8 Initialiser Requirements Lecture 9 Optional Requirements Lecture 10 Stored Properties in Protocol Extensions Lecture 11 Associated Type Requirements Lecture 12 Self Requirements Lecture 13 Operator Requirements Lecture 14 Where Clauses in Extensions Lecture 15 Introduction to generics Lecture 16 Using Protocols with Generics Lecture 17 Using Protocols to Refine Extensions on Generic Types Lecture 18 Equatable, Comparable, and Hashable Section 2: Build Your Swift App Using Protocols Lecture 19 The Course Overview Lecture 20 Using Protocols Over Inheritance Lecture 21 The Importance of Protocol Semantics Lecture 22 Delegation with Protocols Lecture 23 Testing with Protocols Lecture 24 OptionSet and Sequence Lecture 25 Collection Family of Protocols Lecture 26 Building an App with Protocols Lecture 27 Existential Containers Lecture 28 Dispatch of Protocol Requirements Lecture 29 Constrained Generic Placeholder versus Protocol Type Lecture 30 Type Erasers Lecture 31 Simplifying Protocol Architectures with Closures Lecture 32 Overriding Operator Conformance Lecture 33 Avoiding Expensive Casts Lecture 34 Working Around the Lack of Conditional Conformances Lecture 35 Using Protocols to Allow Parameterised Extensions Lecture 36 Associated Type Where Clauses Lecture 37 Working with Conditional Conformances Lecture 38 Class and Subtype Existentials This Learning Path is for Swift developers who want to improve the flexibility, maintainability, and reusability of their code. Don't worry if you have no experience with protocols in Swift; this Learning Path start right from the basics of what protocols are and how you define them. HomePage:
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