CrashCourse iPhone Game Programming

CrashCourse iPhone Game Programming, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 55 lectures, based on 20 reviews, and has 107 subscribers.

You will learn about Program a basic iOS game in Swift Implement Game Center into your Apps Run an iOS app beta test Submit apps to the App Store This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who have minimal or no experience programming should take this course! or Students with moderate to high levels of experience will probably find this course slow. It is particularly useful for Students who have minimal or no experience programming should take this course! or Students with moderate to high levels of experience will probably find this course slow.

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Summary

Title: CrashCourse iPhone Game Programming

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Program a basic iOS game in Swift
Implement Game Center into your Apps
Run an iOS app beta test
Submit apps to the App Store

Who Should Attend

Students who have minimal or no experience programming should take this course!
Students with moderate to high levels of experience will probably find this course slow.

Target Audiences

Students who have minimal or no experience programming should take this course!
Students with moderate to high levels of experience will probably find this course slow.

Throughout this course we are going to be developing an iOS game in Swift! We will be going to cover a lot to get you up and running as a game developer for iOS, covering everything from getting started with Xcode to beta testing to actually submitting your app the App Store.

We will be developing a side-scrolling game in which the user will play as a ninja that can jump, slide, and slash through obstacles. The game will keep track of points and will allow for saving your high score to game center to compare with friends. Assets for animations and the in-game scenery are all included.

The main timeline of the course includes going through some Programming Basics, Developing the Game, Implementing Game Center, Beta Testing, and finally Submitting Your App to the App Store. The course builds on programming concepts introduced at the beginning of the course to help you see how and where they are applied in a real-world setting.

It should take approximately ten to twenty hours to complete depending on your level of experience and depth of study in the concepts introduced.

You should take this course if you are relatively new to programming and want to learn through the experience of developing an iPhone game!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 1: Welcome!

Lecture 2: Game Demo

Lecture 3: Overview of Xcode

Chapter 2: Programming Basics

Lecture 1: "Hello, world"

Lecture 2: Variables

Lecture 3: Loops

Lecture 4: Arrays

Lecture 5: Classes

Chapter 3: Setting the Scene

Lecture 1: Setting Up the View

Lecture 2: Intro to SKNode & Adding the Background

Lecture 3: Intro to the CCGround Class

Lecture 4: Intro to SKAction

Lecture 5: Making the Ground Infinite

Lecture 6: Adding the First Tile

Lecture 7: Completing the Tileset

Chapter 4: Creating the Hero Class

Lecture 1: Adding the Hero to Our Scene

Lecture 2: Intro to Animation

Lecture 3: The Slide Animation

Lecture 4: Adding Gesture Recognizers

Lecture 5: Getting the Hero to Jump

Lecture 6: The Attack Animation

Chapter 5: Level Generation

Lecture 1: Intro to the Generator Class

Lecture 2: Setting Up the Generation Timer

Lecture 3: Organizing the Gamescene Functions

Lecture 4: Generating the First Obstacles

Lecture 5: Synchronizing the World & Creating the Attack Obstacle

Lecture 6: Creating the Slide Obstacle

Lecture 7: Generating Obstacle Types at Random

Lecture 8: Adding the Textures

Chapter 6: Collision Detection

Lecture 1: Setting Up the Physics Bodies

Lecture 2: Setting Up the Physics World

Lecture 3: Detection of the Attack Obstacle

Lecture 4: The Game Over Animation

Lecture 5: Implementing the Game Over Function

Lecture 6: Implementing the Restart Function

Chapter 7: Points and Highscore

Lecture 1: Intro to SKLabelNode

Lecture 2: The Blink Animation

Lecture 3: Creating the CCPointsLabel Class

Lecture 4: Keeping Track of Points

Lecture 5: Cleaning Up the Obstacles

Lecture 6: Saving the Highscore

Chapter 8: Creating an Intro Screen

Lecture 1: Creating the MenuScene

Lecture 2: Implementing CCButton

Lecture 3: Adding Functionality to the Buttons

Lecture 4: Adding a Dummy Hero

Chapter 9: Game Center Implementation

Lecture 1: Authenticating the Local Player

Lecture 2: Presenting the GKGameCenterViewController

Lecture 3: Adding GameKit Functionality in iTunes Connect

Lecture 4: Saving the High Score to Game Center

Chapter 10: Beta Testing Your App

Lecture 1: Adding an Icon to Your App

Lecture 2: Archiving Your App

Lecture 3: Setting Up TestFlight

Chapter 11: Submitting Your App to the App Store

Lecture 1: Adding Screenshots and Basic App Info

Lecture 2: On Apple's Review Process

Chapter 12: Wrap Up and Where You Can Go From Here

Lecture 1: Where You Can Go From Here

Instructors

Michael L
Instructor at CrashCourseCode

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5 stars: 11 votes

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