True" hello everyone, hope you are doing great. Today, in this new video series, we are going to be creating a new notes app or to-do list. You can call it whatever, basically, it's a to-do list that has folders. Each folder can have its own list. Let me show you the app first, and then I'll show you how we're going to build this. This is really exciting for me because this uses some of the really high-level concepts on how to better structure your code and how to distribute and decouple your code so you can make much of your app reusable. That's what we're going to be doing, but let's go ahead and take a look at the app itself first. Basically, what we're going to have is a list of folders so you can organize your list. It can be anything, for example, you want to go grocery or personal or work. Or how about adding another one, maybe workouts. Just any list. When you go inside that list, each list is going to have its own items. You can add, like, maybe push-ups, maybe treadmill, something like that. Each list is going to have its own items. You also have the option of removing an item. You can even remove the entire list. The rest of the stuff is like navigation and stuff like that. So this is just the app that we're going to be building. I know it's not a lot, you may feel like it's just a simple to-do list app, but there's a lot going on behind the scenes. I want to show you and talk about the learning objectives from this video series. So let's go ahead and talk about those. First of all, we're going to be building this entire app programmatically. So there's...
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