iOS Game Development in Swift 2

iOS Game Development in Swift 2, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.6, with 27 lectures, based on 112 reviews, and has 15280 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a game in SpriteKit using Swift 2.0 Work with SKNodes and SKSpriteNodes Understand the entire game mechanics behind a Tripeak Solitaire game Keeping their code structured & organized Create parallax (motion) effects in SpriteKit Create amazing animations using SKActions Create a cross-device game (iPhone 4 – iPhone 6+ and iPad) This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is meant for students with a small level of experience in iOS development It is particularly useful for This course is meant for students with a small level of experience in iOS development.

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Summary

Title: iOS Game Development in Swift 2

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a game in SpriteKit using Swift 2.0
Work with SKNodes and SKSpriteNodes
Understand the entire game mechanics behind a Tripeak Solitaire game
Keeping their code structured & organized
Create parallax (motion) effects in SpriteKit
Create amazing animations using SKActions
Create a cross-device game (iPhone 4 – iPhone 6+ and iPad)

Who Should Attend

This course is meant for students with a small level of experience in iOS development

Target Audiences

This course is meant for students with a small level of experience in iOS development

Lead instructor at codecaptain.io, Sabatino Masala will teach you how to create an entire Tripeaks Card game in Apple’s 2D gaming framework called SpriteKit.

Sabatino trained over 900 students in person and improved his teaching approach over the years so students could strengthen their programming skills in an effective and fun course.

2016 marks his 10th year of being a game developer and over the years he released over 27 games, 18 of which reached over 1 million unique players!

All that attention didn’t go unnoticed, because recently, one of the biggest companies in the gaming industry reached out to him, and that company was Nintendo.They made him a certified Nintendo developer, so you can rest assured you’re in the right hands for learning a thing or two about game development.

This course is meant for students with some prior experience in (app) programming and want to start learning game development in iOS. This course will provide the source of every step in the lectures, so no need to worry when you’re stuck somewhere!

All the assets will be provided and you’re free to use them in any other project.

What will I learn in this course?

The Model View Controller (MVC) pattern
The Swift programming language
SKScenes for managing the menu and game scene
SKNodes and SKSpriteNodes
SKTransitions for transitioning between scenes
UIMotionEffects for parallax effects
- Creating delegates and subclasses to communicate effectively between UIKit and Spritekit
Dazzling animations in SpriteKit using SKActions
Cross-device compatibility (we’ll support all iPhones starting from iPhone 4 as well as the iPad)
Keeping your code structured and organized
The entire game mechanics for creating a Tripeak Solitaire game
Solving issuesthat have origins in the Swift compiler
Squatting bugs in a timely matter
Focussing on an impeccable user-experience

The ideal student has…

… some prior experience with Xcode
… some programming experience in Swift or Objective-C
… a big interest for game development and isn’t afraid to get its hands dirty when experiencing an issue

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Before we start

Lecture 1: A quick overview

Chapter 2: Basics

Lecture 1: Starter project overview

Lecture 2: How to add a card on screen

Lecture 3: How to create a peak

Lecture 4: How to create 3 peaks

Lecture 5: How to create the last row of cards

Chapter 3: Interaction & peak logic

Lecture 1: How to create the back of the card

Lecture 2: How to receive taps on the card

Lecture 3: How to work with card managers

Lecture 4: How to create a flipping animation

Chapter 4: Game Logic

Lecture 1: How to create the deck

Lecture 2: How to create the main game logic

Lecture 3: How to keep the score

Lecture 4: How to display the score

Lecture 5: How to add a started / game over state

Lecture 6: How to add overlays

Chapter 5: Extras

Lecture 1: How to animate the dealing

Lecture 2: How to add the background

Lecture 3: How to add sound effects

Chapter 6: Menu & timed mode

Lecture 1: How to create the menu scene

Lecture 2: How to create the buttons

Lecture 3: How to add configuration

Lecture 4: How to add timed mode

Chapter 7: Finishing touches

Lecture 1: How to pause the game

Lecture 2: How to add a parallax effect on the background

Chapter 8: Multi-device support

Lecture 1: How to manage layouts

Lecture 2: How to support multiple devices

Instructors

Sabatino Masala
iOS developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 6 votes
3 stars: 12 votes
4 stars: 38 votes
5 stars: 53 votes

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