iOS 10 & Swift 3: From Beginner to Paid Professional™

iOS 10 & Swift 3: From Beginner to Paid Professional™, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 266 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 13683 reviews, and has 90238 subscribers.

You will learn about Build iOS 10 & Swift 3 apps Apply to jr. iOS development jobs Work as an iOS contractor Submit iOS apps to the Apple App Store This course is ideal for individuals who are If you are an absolute beginner to coding take this course or If you are an absolute beginner to iOS or mobile development then take this course It is particularly useful for If you are an absolute beginner to coding take this course or If you are an absolute beginner to iOS or mobile development then take this course.

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Summary

Title: iOS 10 & Swift 3: From Beginner to Paid Professional™

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 266

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 251

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 267

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 252

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build iOS 10 & Swift 3 apps
Apply to jr. iOS development jobs
Work as an iOS contractor
Submit iOS apps to the Apple App Store

Who Should Attend

If you are an absolute beginner to coding take this course
If you are an absolute beginner to iOS or mobile development then take this course

Target Audiences

If you are an absolute beginner to coding take this course
If you are an absolute beginner to iOS or mobile development then take this course

Welcome to the world’s most comprehensive course on iOS development. This course is designed like an in-person coding bootcamp to give you the most amount of content and help with the least amount of cost.

Here are some of the things you’ll be able to do after taking this course:

Submit apps to the app store
Understand programming & basic algorithms
Work fluently with Swift 3 & iOS 10
Apply to jr iOS development jobs
Work as an iOS contractor

If you are absolutely new to programming you should start at the beginning of the course and go to the end.

I’ve designed this course to take you down a guided learning path. Lectures are not broken out by specific topics. You build apps and then learn a ton of principles within those apps. So don’t skip around!

If you already know Swift then you can skip the Swift section since the changes between Swift 2 and Swift 3 are minor.

Swift 3 broke a lot of things in Swift 2. We cover those changes periodically throughout the course so don’t worry about watching Swift videos again if you already know Swift.

If you are a student of iOS 9: From Beginner to Paid Professional then feel free to start taking this iOS 10 course.

Keep in mind that this iOS 10 course has a bunch of new apps. So there is a HUGE benefit to ALSO go through the iOS 9 course – or you’ll miss out on awesome content.

Don’t forget to join the free live community where you can get free help anytime from other students and teacher’s aides.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started With iOS 10 & Swift 3

Lecture 1: Intro to Course

Lecture 2: Get $5000 worth of AMAZING graphics for FREE

Lecture 3: Download your FREE graphics here

Lecture 4: Student success story

Lecture 5: Register as an Apple Developer

Lecture 6: Downloading Xcode 8

Lecture 7: Installing Xcode 8

Lecture 8: Building your first Swift 3 iOS 10 App

Lecture 9: Student success story #2 app in the world!!

Lecture 10: More testimonials!

Chapter 2: Learn to code with Swift 3

Lecture 1: Intro to Xcode 8 Changes

Lecture 2: Variables, operators, & how computers work

Lecture 3: Source Code

Lecture 4: Swift 3 strings

Lecture 5: Swift 3 numbers

Lecture 6: Swift 3 functions

Lecture 7: Swift 3 Booleans & conditional logic

Lecture 8: Swift 3 constants & logical operators

Lecture 9: Swift 3 arrays

Lecture 10: Swift 3 loops

Lecture 11: Swift 3 Dictionaries

Lecture 12: Swift Optionals: Xcode 8 Updates

Lecture 13: Swift Optionals

Lecture 14: Object oriented programming

Lecture 15: Inheritance

Lecture 16: Polymorphism

Lecture 17: Xcode 8 – Tips & Tricks

Chapter 3: Version Control With Git & Github

Lecture 1: About version control

Lecture 2: Git basics

Lecture 3: Setting up Github

Lecture 4: Github vs Bitbucket

Lecture 5: Local & remote Git repositories

Lecture 6: Working through Git merge conflicts

Lecture 7: Github Desktop

Chapter 4: Foundational iOS

Lecture 1: iOS 10 App: Miracle Pills – Xcode 8 Updates

Lecture 2: iOS 10 App: Miracle Pills 01 – Autolayout & project creation

Lecture 3: iOS 10 App: Miracle Pills 02 – Width, height, leading, trailing constraints

Lecture 4: iOS 10 App: Miracle Pills 03 – UIPickerView

Lecture 5: Working with UIScrollView

Lecture 6: Working with UIStackview

Lecture 7: Changing Screens with Segues – Xcode 8 Updates

Lecture 8: Changing screens with segues

Lecture 9: iOS 10 App: Retro Calculator Intro

Lecture 10: iOS 10 App: Retro Calculator – Xcode 8 Updates

Lecture 11: iOS 10 App: Retro Calculator – UIStackView & auto layout

Lecture 12: iOS 10 App: Retro Calculator – Custom fonts on iOS 10

Lecture 13: iOS 10 App: Retro Calculator – Playing audio files on iOS 10

Lecture 14: iOS 10 App: Retro Calculator – Math & logic

Lecture 15: Exercise – Enhancing the Calculator

Lecture 16: Size classes on iOS 10 & Xcode 8

Lecture 17: iOS 10 App: Party Rock Mansion Intro

Lecture 18: iOS 10 App: Party Rock – Xcode 8 Updates

Lecture 19: iOS 10 App: Party Rock – Designing the UI

Lecture 20: iOS 10 App: Party Rock – Custom table cells, and data modeling

Lecture 21: iOS 10 App: Party Rock – Downloading images & async

Lecture 22: iOS 10 App: Party Rock – Showing Youtube videos in a web view

Lecture 23: Model View Controller (MVC)

Lecture 24: Create a Progress Bar with PaintCode

Chapter 5: Working With REST & Web Requests on iOS 10 & Swift 3

Lecture 1: How web requests work on iOS 10

Lecture 2: Understanding JSON on iOS 10

Lecture 3: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – Xcode 8 Updates

Lecture 4: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – App intro & project creation

Lecture 5: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – Intro to Cocoapods

Lecture 6: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – Installing Cocoapods & Alamofire

Lecture 7: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – Creating the interface with IBOutlets

Lecture 8: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – Table view, delegate, & datasource

Lecture 9: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – OpenWeather API Registration

Lecture 10: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – Data model and constants

Lecture 11: Downloading data from the API with Alamofire

Lecture 12: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – Parse JSON data

Lecture 13: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – Updating UI with data from the API

Lecture 14: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – Data modeling & initializing weather Dictionary

Lecture 15: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – IBOutlets & custom weather cell

Lecture 16: iOS 10 App: Rainy Shine – User location with CLLocationManager

Lecture 17: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Intro to app

Lecture 18: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Xcode 8 Updates

Lecture 19: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Project setup, images, data, github

Lecture 20: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Creating a Pokemon class

Lecture 21: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Collection view, storyboard layout

Lecture 22: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Custom collection view cell

Lecture 23: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Collection view delegate, data source, flow layout

Lecture 24: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Parsing CSV files

Lecture 25: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Audio & custom fonts

Lecture 26: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Search bar & search filtering

Lecture 27: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Detail controller & segue

Lecture 28: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Stack view & detail view controller

Lecture 29: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – IBOutlets & model changes

Lecture 30: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – The API, Github, Cocoapods & Alamofire

Lecture 31: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Downloading & parsing data part 1

Lecture 32: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Downloading & parsing data part 2

Lecture 33: iOS 10 App: Pokedex – Finishing the Pokedex

Chapter 6: Data Persistence & Core Data

Lecture 1: Intro to Core Data App

Lecture 2: Why Use Core Data

Instructors

Mark Wahlbeck
CEO Devslopes | iOS | Android | Freelancing
Devslopes by Nathan Sevedge
Learn programming & app development

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1 stars: 237 votes
2 stars: 308 votes
3 stars: 1226 votes
4 stars: 3714 votes
5 stars: 8198 votes

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