My favorite YouTube videos mobile app
A typical mobile app often contains essential features including screen navigation, pulling remote data with RESTful API, and authentication.
You'll practice fetching data from the API, copying data to the clipboard. You'll learn how to use an API in a mobile app that can be applied to real-world products (i.e. streaming services like Youtube, Netflix uses APIs to distribute the content).
In today's world, design is everything. Choosing the right color palette for your mobile app will help evoke different emotions you'd like your audience to experience. You'll build a full-fledged random color palette generator mobile app using Colormind API, which can be used for both web apps and mobile apps.
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Here is an example iOS UI for this project, but you're welcome to make any changes you'd like! 🙂
The awesome set of verified mentors will provide guidance and mentoring help when you are stuck.
Suresh Atta
A typical mobile app often contains essential features including screen navigation, pulling remote data with RESTful API, and authentication.
Irregular sleeping patterns are a common problem. This mobile app will fulfill the user's needs in tracking their sleeping patterns, including duration and timings. This app will track three parameters: sleep time, wake up time, and sleep duration. Users can add, edit, or remove any sleep entries.
You’ll create a mobile app with a swiping mechanism similar to dating apps like Tinder. Users can swipe left (dislike) or swipe right (like) on images downloaded from the Unsplash API. Through this project, you will learn both the programmatic approach and Storyboard approach to build mobile applications. You will also learn to achieve modularity and reusability with your code.
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