Ryan Carson
writes on August 18, 2017
Every week, new courses and workshops are published to the growing Treehouse Library! Here’s a short list of what we’ve added recently, upcoming course highlights, and our weekly video update of What’s New at Treehouse.
NEW COURSES
Introduction to React Native– Brandy Bergh (79 minutes)
React Native is a great option for creating performant iOS and Android applications that feel at home on their respective platforms, all while building on any previous web development experience. One of its greatest advantages is that it is written in Javascript and with that you can maximize code reuse between platforms. This course is going to go through the basics of React Native, Redux, third party API integration and the best ways to structure your React Native projects for success. In this course we will be building the ultimate superhero app. This app will let you build the superhero team of your dreams, well if you dream in Marvel that is. By the end of this course you should have the confidence to build upon the app that we started and take it to the next level.
Introduction to Core Data– Pasan Premaratne (135 minutes)
Saving data on your device is a fundamental part of building apps and in this course we’re going to learn how to use the Core Data framework to persist data between launches by building a simple to-do list app. We’ll also learn how to utilize table views to display, edit and delete data by communicating with Core Data.
UPCOMING
Regular Expressions in JavaScript– (August 2017)
Learn how regular expressions can help you validate forms, search and replace in strings, and more. Regular expressions match patterns in strings. Pattern matching is a powerful tool programs can use to “understand” the text users type in.
Build an Image Viewer– (August 2017)
In this course, we’re going to build an image viewer that allows a user to thumb through an album of images, select one and then perform the usual operations like pinching, zooming and so on. In doing so we’ll develop and understanding of Scroll Views in iOS and how to implement paging.
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