iPhone Apps for Complete Beginners – Swift, SwiftUI & iOS17

iPhone Apps for Complete Beginners – Swift, SwiftUI & iOS17, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.71, with 51 lectures, based on 279 reviews, and has 1555 subscribers.

You will learn about Beginner and Intermediate Swift Skills Design Apps with SwiftUI Data Storage with the New SwiftData Getting Your Own App on the App Store This course is ideal for individuals who are Brand New or Beginner iPhone App Developers It is particularly useful for Brand New or Beginner iPhone App Developers.

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Summary

Title: iPhone Apps for Complete Beginners – Swift, SwiftUI & iOS17

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.71

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Published Lectures: 51

Number of Curriculum Items: 51

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 51

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Beginner and Intermediate Swift Skills
Design Apps with SwiftUI
Data Storage with the New SwiftData
Getting Your Own App on the App Store

Who Should Attend

Brand New or Beginner iPhone App Developers

Target Audiences

Brand New or Beginner iPhone App Developers

Hi, I’m Nick. I LOVE to make iPhone apps. And I want to share the magic of making iPhone apps with you!

I’m a self taught developer so I know what it’s like to start as a true beginner. I’ve structured my course to be the course I wish I had when I was learning how to make apps for the first time. Filmed in Fall 2023, this course uses the latest tools of iOS 17 and Xcode 15.

In this course, we’ll start first by learning the design side of making apps using SwiftUI. We’ll go step by step from basic shapes, to creating your own mini-resume app! (It’s the cutest resume you’ve ever seen)

Then we’ll start learning Swift, the programming language used to make iPhone apps. We’ll start with basics topics like variables and constants, and then build on those skills so that by the end of the course you’ll understand intermediate concepts like functions and classes.

In this course we’ll make 4 apps:

Resume App
Text Manipulator App
Journaling App (SwiftData)
Course Listing App (Web/APIs)

We’ll then finish the course by teaching you the process to submit your own apps to the App Store!

I can’t wait to show you all the excitement that comes from creating your own apps and sharing them with the world. Let’s get started!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Resume App – SwiftUI and Designing Apps

Lecture 1: Xcode Tour

Lecture 2: Views

Lecture 3: HStack and VStack

Lecture 4: Modifiers

Lecture 5: Spacer and ZStack

Lecture 6: Resume App

Chapter 3: Text Editor App – Swift Basics

Lecture 1: Variables and Constants

Lecture 2: Types: String, Int, and Double

Lecture 3: Comments and Print

Lecture 4: Displaying Data

Lecture 5: TextField

Lecture 6: Structs

Lecture 7: Reusable Views

Lecture 8: If Statements

Lecture 9: Finding Answers

Chapter 4: Daily Journal App Part 1 – Lists and Multi-Screen Views

Lecture 1: Renaming and Refactoring

Lecture 2: Arrays

Lecture 3: Lists and Arrays

Lecture 4: Classes and Identifiable

Lecture 5: NavigationStack and NavigationLink

Lecture 6: Adding Properties

Lecture 7: Detail Views

Lecture 8: Row View

Lecture 9: For Loops

Chapter 5: Daily Journal App Part 2 – SwiftData

Lecture 1: SwiftData Basics

Lecture 2: @Query and Fetching Data

Lecture 3: Saving SwiftData Objects

Lecture 4: Booleans

Lecture 5: Displaying a View with Sheets

Lecture 6: Forms and Data Input

Lecture 7: Dismissing Sheets

Lecture 8: Editing SwiftData Objects

Lecture 9: Deleting Objects from SwiftData

Chapter 6: Course List App – Web APIs and JSON

Lecture 1: Course List Preview

Lecture 2: Functions

Lecture 3: Parameters and Return

Lecture 4: Optionals

Lecture 5: APIs and JSON

Lecture 6: URLSession and URLRequest

Lecture 7: JSONDecoder

Lecture 8: Listing Courses

Lecture 9: AsyncImage

Lecture 10: SF Symbols

Lecture 11: Design Polish

Chapter 7: Getting Your App on the App Store

Lecture 1: Paid Developer Account

Lecture 2: Certificates, IDs, and Profiles

Lecture 3: Uploading

Lecture 4: Metadata

Chapter 8: Outro

Lecture 1: So Long!

Lecture 2: Bonus – Adding Search to the Journal App

Instructors

Nick Walter
Mobile and Web Developer – iOS, Android, Django, Python. etc

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2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 10 votes
4 stars: 65 votes
5 stars: 197 votes

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