UISegmentedControl Employee Types

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UISegmentedControl Employee Types

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In this lesson, we'll introduce a grouping called <b>Employee Type</b> that help to break up our students into Executive, Senior Management, and Staff sessions. To get started, let's add a UISegmentedControl in our <b>Employee</b> creation form. Based on the selected segment, we'll save a property on <b>Employees</b> to help us perform the grouping later.

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Overview and List Creation

Course Architecture Overview

Stylizing Our UI

Build List with UITableViewController

Creating a New Company

Dynamic List and Create Company

Sending our Company Back through Delegation

Core Data Entities

Set Up Core Data and Save Company

Core Data Singleton Context

Deleting Companies

Editing Company Entities

Core Data Attribute Types

Company Founded Date

Saving Image as Binary Data

Batch Delete Request

Custom Company Cell

Protocol Oriented Programming Refactor

Creating List of Employees

Employees UI and Useful Extensions

Creating our Employee Entity

List Employees and Tuples

Core Data Relationships

Employee Information One to One Relationship

One to Many Relationship

Form Validation

UITableView Sections for Employee Types

UITableView Sections Filtering

UISegmentedControl Employee Types

Employee Type Enumeration Grouping

Background Threads and Contexts

Background Thread Object Creation

Background Thread Updates

Nested Parent Child Context Relationship

Auto UI Updates NSFetchedResultsController

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