iOS & Swift: Become An App Developer

iOS & Swift: Become An App Developer, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 429 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 1499 reviews, and has 10097 subscribers.

You will learn about Submit iOS apps to the Apple App Store Understand the basic concepts of programming Apply for JR iOS developer jobs Work fluently with Swift and iOS Work as an iOS freelancer Master Swift from basics to advanced Learn mobile app design with Sketch Build ARKit & CoreML apps This course is ideal for individuals who are People new to programming or Existing programmers who want to learn iOS or Anyone who wants to build iOS apps or Anyone who wants to get a job as an iOS developer or Students and teenagers or Business owners and startups It is particularly useful for People new to programming or Existing programmers who want to learn iOS or Anyone who wants to build iOS apps or Anyone who wants to get a job as an iOS developer or Students and teenagers or Business owners and startups.

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Summary

Title: iOS & Swift: Become An App Developer

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 429

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 429

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 433

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 433

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Submit iOS apps to the Apple App Store
Understand the basic concepts of programming
Apply for JR iOS developer jobs
Work fluently with Swift and iOS
Work as an iOS freelancer
Master Swift from basics to advanced
Learn mobile app design with Sketch
Build ARKit & CoreML apps

Who Should Attend

People new to programming
Existing programmers who want to learn iOS
Anyone who wants to build iOS apps
Anyone who wants to get a job as an iOS developer
Students and teenagers
Business owners and startups

Target Audiences

People new to programming
Existing programmers who want to learn iOS
Anyone who wants to build iOS apps
Anyone who wants to get a job as an iOS developer
Students and teenagers
Business owners and startups

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.

NO PRIOR CODING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

OVER 88 HOURS OF CONTENT

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 & iOS
Apply to jr iOS development jobs
Work as an iOS contractor

Who this course is for:

People who want to build apps
Those who want to create their own startup
Those looking to get a full time job as a developer
Business owners
Students & teenagers
People who want to make money building apps

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 in Swift between iOS 11 and 12 are minor

If you’ve never programmed before, make sure you DO take the Swift lessons. We’ll teach you core foundational principles so you can build complex apps.

Don’t forget to join the free live community where you can post questions to coding issues

Here are a few things you’ll learn:

Swift
Xcode
Interface Builder
Firebase & Cloud Firestore
Build a Slack Clone
Maps & GPS
Core Data
ARKit & Augmented Reality
CoreML & Machine Learning
Tables & Data
APIs, HTTP, and Networking
App Design
Storyboards & Segues
SiriKit
ReplayKit
And a lot more…

NEW ADVANCED TOPICS

After you master the foundational iOS and Swift principles you will want to start taking the advanced sections.

The advanced topics are designed to take your skills to the highest level so you can land your first job.

Some of the advanced topics are:

Mastering protocols & delegates
Diving deep into Swift extensions
Swift data structures
Protocol oriented programming
Reactive programming in Swift
Unit Testing
UI Testing
And more

SOME OF OUR REVIEWS

“Great course so far. Definitely better than codecademy, teamtreehouse and freecodecamp” – Luke

“When you’re a beginner deciding that you want to learn to code, it is by far not easy by any means. I have purchased books from iBooks about Swift and while some were better than others, it just doesn’t sink in for me like watching this course. The way Mark explains things and his analogies are easy to understand and his teaching style has me genuinely excited about learning to code.” – Jay

“amazing course and teachers!

awesome actual stuff here! this course prepares you for real life, and help you to get hired as professional developer. I watched this courseand i got development job.” – Vladimir

“I am a 15 year old developer who struggled to find comprehensive tutorials online which I could follow without getting confused because there was prior knowledge I did not know. You start from the ground up making this course useful for anyone including beginners and experienced programmers which has boosted my confidence as I know that i have built some complicated apps which shows me that I am capable of building large projects. Thanks 🙂 ” – Roel

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started With iOS 12

Lecture 1: Course overview

Lecture 2: ⚠️MUST WATCH Installing Xcode & understanding Xcode versions

Lecture 3: How to get Xcode in dark theme mode

Lecture 4: Join Our Free Private Facebook Group

Lecture 5: Building your very first iOS app

Lecture 6: Building the Hustle App: Graphics, UI, and Sound

Chapter 2: Intro to Programming & Swift 4 Basics

Lecture 1: Variables, operators, & how computers work

Lecture 2: Strings in Swift 4

Lecture 3: Numbers in Swift 4

Lecture 4: Booleans & conditional logic in Swift 4

Lecture 5: Constants & logical operators in Swift 4

Lecture 6: Arrays in Swift 4

Lecture 7: Loops in Swift 4

Lecture 8: Dictionaries in Swift 4

Lecture 9: Object oriented programming in Swift 4

Lecture 10: Inheritance in Swift 4

Lecture 11: Polymorphism in Swift 4

Lecture 12: Optionals in Swift 4

Chapter 3: Git & Version Control

Lecture 1: Git & Version Control: The fun way

Lecture 2: Terminal Basics: Changing directories

Lecture 3: Terminal Basics: Creating directories & files

Lecture 4: Terminal Basics: Copying & renaming files

Lecture 5: Terminal Basics: Deleting files & directories

Lecture 6: Git Basics

Lecture 7: Setting up Github

Lecture 8: Working with Local & remote repositories

Lecture 9: Handling git merge conflicts

Chapter 4: Swoosh App: Intro to Interface Builder & Auto Layout in Xcode 10

Lecture 1: Creating the welcome screen

Lecture 2: Working with frames

Lecture 3: Intro to Auto Layout

Lecture 4: Working with UIStackView

Lecture 5: Intro to segues (Changing screens in iOS)

Lecture 6: Refactoring in Xcode

Lecture 7: Debugging setValue forUndefinedKey

Lecture 8: Programmatic segues

Lecture 9: IBActions & data models

Lecture 10: Passing data between view controllers

Chapter 5: Profile App: Digging Deeper With Auto Layout

Lecture 1: Auto Layout for iPhones

Lecture 2: Auto Layout for iPads & size classes

Chapter 6: Window Shopper App: Your First Fully Functional iOS 12 App

Lecture 1: Creating custom text fields

Lecture 2: Input accessory view and IBDesignable

Lecture 3: Creating simple unit tests

Lecture 4: Writing logic for calculations

Lecture 5: Custom drawing in iOS 12 with drawRect

Chapter 7: Coder Swag App: Tables & Data in iOS 12

Lecture 1: Project creation & IBOutlets

Lecture 2: UITableView, delegate, and data source

Lecture 3: Creating a UICollectionView

Lecture 4: Creating the data models

Lecture 5: Working with UITableViewCell

Chapter 8: Intro to Model View Controller

Lecture 1: MVC in Theory

Lecture 2: Creating the Xcode project

Lecture 3: Managing groups (folders) for MVC

Lecture 4: Creating data models

Lecture 5: Creating the views

Lecture 6: Connecting the views and data with view controllers

Lecture 7: Securing the model layer

Lecture 8: Challenge

Chapter 9: XYZ & Listy App: Working with iOS Accelerometer

Lecture 1: XYZ: Intro to app

Lecture 2: XYZ: Creating project

Lecture 3: XYZ: CoreMotion & CMMotionManager explained

Lecture 4: XYZ: Receiving accelerometer updates

Lecture 5: XYZ: Handling accelerometer data

Lecture 6: Listy: Intro to app

Lecture 7: Listy: Building UI

Lecture 8: Listy: Creating ParallaxCell Subclass

Lecture 9: Listy: Configuring ImageArray & Populating UITableView

Lecture 10: Listy: Writing parallax function to apply to UIImageView

Lecture 11: Listy: Accelerometer challenge

Chapter 10: Splitter App: Working With UISplitViewController

Lecture 1: Splitter: Intro to App

Lecture 2: Splitter: Creating Project & Dummy Data

Lecture 3: Splitter: Setting Up MasterVC

Lecture 4: Splitter: Building ImagePresentationVC

Lecture 5: Splitter: Passing Images To ImagePresentationVC

Lecture 6: Splitter: Challenge

Chapter 11: Slack App: Creating a Slack App & Working With APIs

Lecture 1: Smack: Intro to Chat App

Lecture 2: Smack: Project Setup

Lecture 3: SWReveal

Lecture 4: ChannelVC UI

Lecture 5: LoginVC UI

Lecture 6: CreateAccountVC UI

Lecture 7: Web request and API

Lecture 8: Hosting API

Lecture 9: Locally Hosting API

Lecture 10: Creating a web request in Xcode

Lecture 11: Registering a User

Lecture 12: Logging in a user

Lecture 13: Creating a user

Lecture 14: Avatar Picker Part 1

Instructors

Devslopes by Nathan Sevedge
Learn programming & app development

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 32 votes
2 stars: 31 votes
3 stars: 130 votes
4 stars: 402 votes
5 stars: 904 votes

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