From the course: iOS and watchOS App Development: Notifications
What you should know
From the course: iOS and watchOS App Development: Notifications
What you should know
- [Instructor] This is a course is a course with some advanced beginner and intermediate concepts. I'll assume that you know how to use Xcode and have a firm understanding of basic Swift programming. There's two key concepts you should be familiar with, delegation and closures. You'll understand this material better if you know those well. There's also a few other concepts I'll cover you might want to brush up on, but if you follow along and use the code as-is, I'll explain the idea behind them. Those are calendar components, array predicates, dictionaries, and running tasks on different threads. You can find some of those concepts explained in the iOS Development Tips Weekly series I host on LinkedIn Learning if you want a refresher. I'll be explaining everything as I introduce it, so even if you don't know this, you'll still be able to deliver those notifications.
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