Swift by Example; Make Apple Watch Apps with Apple Watchkit

Swift by Example; Make Apple Watch Apps with Apple Watchkit, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.4, with 54 lectures, 11 quizzes, based on 51 reviews, and has 8241 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the Swift programming language from the ground up Write Apple Watch applications using the Swift programming language Convert your Objective-C code to Swift Receive a chance to win a free Apple Watch Sport This course is ideal for individuals who are New programmers who want to learn Swift or Developers interested in creating apps for Apple Watch with Swift or Developers who write applications using Objective-C who want to learn how to convert their code to Swift It is particularly useful for New programmers who want to learn Swift or Developers interested in creating apps for Apple Watch with Swift or Developers who write applications using Objective-C who want to learn how to convert their code to Swift.

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Summary

Title: Swift by Example; Make Apple Watch Apps with Apple Watchkit

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 54

Number of Quizzes: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 54

Number of Published Quizzes: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 65

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 65

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn the Swift programming language from the ground up
Write Apple Watch applications using the Swift programming language
Convert your Objective-C code to Swift
Receive a chance to win a free Apple Watch Sport

Who Should Attend

New programmers who want to learn Swift
Developers interested in creating apps for Apple Watch with Swift
Developers who write applications using Objective-C who want to learn how to convert their code to Swift

Target Audiences

New programmers who want to learn Swift
Developers interested in creating apps for Apple Watch with Swift
Developers who write applications using Objective-C who want to learn how to convert their code to Swift

Updated August, 2015

Be entered to win a free Apple Watch! *
Make exciting applications for Apple Watch using WatchKit!
Learn a new easy-to-use programming language called Swift!
Migrate over to Swift from Objective-C with ease!

In this course, you will gain a deep understanding of Swift and WatchKit so you can develop your own Apple Watch apps! Whether you’re developing an app from scratch, or you want to extend an already-existing application you’ve written for iPads and iPhones to support the Apple Watch, you’ve come to the right place! You will learn to do ALL of those things!

This course is both for new developers, and Objective-C developers who want to learn Swift!

What is this course about?

It’s about building a solid understanding of Apple’s Swift programming language, and then taking that knowledge to build your own Apple Watch applications! This course will be evolving over time, with added content being added often!

More importantly, I want to urge you to START NOW! Apple Watch is going to be the next big thing. I say this with a heightened sense of urgency! So many manufacturers (I’m picking on Android Wear users here!) have tried to develop smart watches that would really take off and make a splash, but it just hasn’t happened. Based on Apple’s history of hardware launches, as well as the design of Apple’s Watch, you can bet that people with Apple Watches will be the centerpiece of conversation for a while. The sheer number of style combinations that will be at the release will appeal to a very broad range of people!

Why take this course, and why take it from me?

Learn Swift and XCode from a full time professional iOS developer!
Really burn in the knowledge with lots of course quizzes!
We’ll sketch, design and develop 3 Apple Watch applications from the ground up, with more being added in the future!
As more application tutorials are added, the price of the course will go up, so don’t delay your purchase!
My regularly priced PPCH (Price Per Content Hour) is the lowest on Udemy, without sacrificing quality!
Who wouldn’t want a chance to win a free Apple Watch? 🙂

How is the course structured?

The ‘Getting Started’ section will talk about course structure in more detail. However, in short, each section has an introduction that explains what we’ll be doing, and a conclusion to go over what we’ve learned. I use a presentation format to go over details about a topic, then I’ll dive into XCode screencasts to show how to use what we’ve learned. Quizzes will appear at the end of each section. This applies for the entire course from start to end. Please preview some videos below so you know exactly what you’re getting!

Thank you!

Lastly, I’d like to say thank you for taking a look at my course that I’ve created for you. I love talking to my students, so please know that I will always be available for support if any help is needed along the way!

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*For every 500th paying student, I’ll randomly select a student to receive a free Apple Watch Sport! Get in early to potentially have more chances to win. (Ex: If you’re the 50th student, and I reach 1500 paid students, you’d have 3 chances to win!). Note that 30 days must elapse after joining this course before any prize is awarded. This promotion is valid for USA residents in the 48 contiguous states only. One entry per person. No purchase necessary to win.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction & What You'll Need for this Course

Lecture 2: Getting Set Up; Apple Developer Account and Downloading XCode

Chapter 2: Swift Essentials

Lecture 1: Swift Essentials: An Introduction

Lecture 2: Why Swift? Features and Enhancements

Lecture 3: Variables, Constants and Types

Lecture 4: Variables, Constants and Types – XCode – Objective-C

Lecture 5: Variables, Constants and Types – XCode – Swift Part 1 of 2

Lecture 6: Variables, Constants and Types – XCode – Swift Part 2 of 2

Lecture 7: Optional Variables

Lecture 8: Optional Variables: XCode

Lecture 9: Operators

Lecture 10: Operators: XCode Part 1 of 2

Lecture 11: Operators: XCode Part 2 of 2

Lecture 12: Arrays

Lecture 13: Arrays: XCode

Lecture 14: Dictionaries

Lecture 15: Dictionaries: XCode – Objective-C

Lecture 16: Dictionaries: XCode – Swift

Lecture 17: Control Flow

Lecture 18: Control Flow: XCode – Objective-C

Lecture 19: Control Flow: XCode – Swift Part 1 of 2

Lecture 20: Control Flow: Xcode – Swift Part 2 of 2

Lecture 21: Functions

Lecture 22: Functions: XCode – Objective-C

Lecture 23: Functions: XCode – Swift

Lecture 24: Enumerations

Lecture 25: Enumerations: XCode – Objective C

Lecture 26: Enumerations: XCode – Swift

Lecture 27: Classes

Lecture 28: Classes: XCode – Objective-C

Lecture 29: Classes: XCode – Swift

Lecture 30: Structures

Lecture 31: Structures: XCode – Objective-C

Lecture 32: Structures: XCode – Swift

Lecture 33: Properties

Lecture 34: Properties: Xcode – Swift

Lecture 35: Methods

Lecture 36: Methods: XCode – Objective-C

Lecture 37: Methods: Xcode – Swift

Chapter 3: Before We Begin

Lecture 1: What's in this Thing?

Lecture 2: Apple Watch Development Guidelines

Lecture 3: Apple Watch Bezel Tool

Chapter 4: App #1 – Hello World!

Lecture 1: Hello World! – Project Setup and Connecting Interface Objects to Code

Chapter 5: App #2 – Dice Roller!

Lecture 1: Dice Roller! – App Design, Interface Setup and Connecting to Code

Lecture 2: Dice Roller! – Dice Class Creation

Lecture 3: Dice Roller! – Testing the Dice Class, Connecting UI Actions and Finishing Up

Chapter 6: App #3 – What's that Dog?

Lecture 1: What's that Dog? – Introduction, Demonstration and What We'll Go Over

Lecture 2: What's that Dog? – Project Setup and Interface Design

Lecture 3: What's that Dog? – Interface Setup

Lecture 4: What's that Dog? – Loading Data into Tables

Lecture 5: What's that Dog? – Connecting UI to Code and Responding to Input

Lecture 6: What's that Dog? – Finalizing Assets and Finishing Up

Chapter 7: Conclusion – More Apps on the Way!

Lecture 1: Stay Tuned! More Example Applications are Currently in Progress

Chapter 8: Student Q&A

Lecture 1: Student Q&A Introduction

Instructors

Nathan Cope
Software Engineer and IT Professional

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2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 9 votes
4 stars: 15 votes
5 stars: 25 votes

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