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Reactive Programming in iOS with RxSwift

Master Reactive Extensions (RxSwift) for Swift & iOS development. Learn data streams, asynchronous programming, and efficient event handling. Boost your app's responsiveness!

4.3(502)
2,187students
3h 44m
Certificate
Scott Gardner
Scott GardneriOS App Architect/Developer, Consultant, Author, and Speaker

Course Content

Reactive Programming in iOS with RxSwift is an intermediate-level Udemy course taught by Scott Gardner. It runs 3h 44m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.3 out of 5 from 502 reviews, with 2,187 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published May 2017.

Developing modern iOS apps demands robust code capable of handling complex tasks: user interactions, network requests, data management, and dynamic content updates. This often involves intricate asynchronous and concurrent programming, which can be challenging to master and maintain.

Enter Reactive Programming, and specifically, Reactive Extensions (Rx). Reactive Extensions for Swift and iOS offer a powerful solution for crafting asynchronous and concurrent code that is both concise and maintainable.

This course, led by Scott Gardner – an iOS developer since 2010 and an early adopter of Swift and RxSwift (now in version 3) – will provide a comprehensive introduction to Reactive Extensions for Swift and Cocoa Touch. Scott has authored numerous resources including video courses, books, tutorials, and articles, and has presented extensively on Swift, RxSwift, and iOS at conferences and online events.

Learn Reactive Extensions for Swift from fundamental concepts to practical implementation. We'll cover how to effectively integrate Rx into your iOS app projects, making your code more responsive, scalable, and easier to manage. Gain proficiency in asynchronous programming and build more resilient iOS applications.

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