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Create App Like Instagram using Parse Server on iOS
Introduction to the course
Introduction (1:00)
Quick overview of how things work (2:32)
Quick 20 minutes Parse Server setup
Heroku registration and setup (7:35)
Set up Xcode project (5:59)
Write first Parse code to save data to the cloud (4:38)
App Transport Security setting (3:02)
Parse dashboard setup (9:23)
Use Cocoapods to install Parse SDK (11:16)
Links and Resources
Quick Intro to Parse API
Another way to save PFObject (3:18)
Retrive object where you know the object ID (3:55)
Retrieve first object from the database (1:58)
Updating an object and saving it back to the database (1:49)
Delete an object from the database (1:20)
Retrieve multiple records from the database (4:00)
How to order records (3:44)
Set limit on query results (1:52)
Where clause to filter or constrain query results (2:48)
Multiple constraints on a query (2:37)
Compound queries - performing an OR query (4:35)
Counting objects in the background (2:45)
Other data types (arrays, dictionaries, boolean) (4:44)
Noteworthy Information
App Sleeping on Heroku (1:39)
Install Parse Server from within Heroku using element button (2:36)
Add new row, columns, class and delete objects from Parse dashboard (4:15)
Introduction to the Mini Twitter App Development
Design the home screen of the mini Twitter App (7:11)
Design the login storyboard (7:27)
Check to see the user's login status using the PFUser class (5:57)
Set up registration and login custom controllers and actions and outlets (4:35)
Parse User Registration, Login and Logout Implementation
Set up Parse user registration (7:49)
Create a Helper class (5:24)
Complete the registration screen with alerts and return home if successful (3:19)
Parse user login implementation (6:22)
Parse user logout implementation (5:43)
Post Data to Parse Server
Set up post view controller (3:16)
Save a new message to Parse from post screen (9:22)
Make textview a first responder (0:57)
Add couple more data into the Parse database (2:22)
Fetch Records From Parse Database
Create custom class and connect the cell outlets (2:18)
Fetch all data from the backend and set up table view datasource functions (5:56)
Display all the data in the table view (5:00)
Configure label number of lines and test likes and comments (3:28)
Implement Likes, Comments and Flag Features
Set up likes and comments click events (5:21)
Like function logic and implementation (10:07)
Add unique object for key implementation for likes (3:37)
Efficient code vs codes that work (4:31)
Set up the comments screen user interface (4:38)
Set up outlets and actions for the comment view controller (1:59)
Send selected object to the comment screen (5:58)
Display comments from the objects on the comment screen (4:51)
Change the text label property of the cell (1:51)
Implement the comment function (4:43)
Reload the data from backend when the user return to the home screen (2:02)
Parse dashboard error (1:24)
Flagged feature implementation (3:16)
Increment key function for better implementation (2:44)
My Album App - Learn PFAnonymousUtil, PFFile, PFIImageView, PFConfig and Pointer
Introduction to the starter project (2:28)
Introduction to anonymous users (3:50)
Another way to enable anonymous user (5:58)
Pick photo from the photo library (4:59)
How to save images as PFFile to Parse (6:38)
Create a Parse Custom Class (4:11)
Update the save code with custom class (3:37)
Set up table view and query the album data (4:27)
Custom query inside the Parse custom class (6:01)
Delegate tasks to the custom table view cell (3:57)
Retrieve PFFile from an object and convert to Image (2:46)
Pointers and include key query (5:15)
Display the username of the user (2:24)
Add a Profile Screen and add Parse UI library (3:59)
Display image using the PFImageView function (4:14)
How to implement Unwind segue (2:46)
How to use the PFConfig parameters (5:22)
Project file
Assignment, Code File, Future Plans and Conclusion
Assignment (4:30)
Future Plans
Complete Xcode Project Download
Conclusion (0:45)
Check to see the user's login status using the PFUser class
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