Learn to Make iPhone Apps with Objective C for iOS7

Learn to Make iPhone Apps with Objective C for iOS7, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 70 lectures, based on 139 reviews, and has 23611 subscribers.

You will learn about Make apps for iOS7 Use Xcode to design user interfaces for iPhone apps Learn to code in Objective C Prototype ideas on paper This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to make iPhone apps or Anyone with an idea for an app or Non-programmers or Designers or Artists or Web developers It is particularly useful for People who want to make iPhone apps or Anyone with an idea for an app or Non-programmers or Designers or Artists or Web developers.

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Summary

Title: Learn to Make iPhone Apps with Objective C for iOS7

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 70

Number of Published Lectures: 70

Number of Curriculum Items: 70

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 70

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Make apps for iOS7
Use Xcode to design user interfaces for iPhone apps
Learn to code in Objective C
Prototype ideas on paper

Who Should Attend

People who want to make iPhone apps
Anyone with an idea for an app
Non-programmers
Designers
Artists
Web developers

Target Audiences

People who want to make iPhone apps
Anyone with an idea for an app
Non-programmers
Designers
Artists
Web developers

Learn to create iPhone apps with Objective C programming.

Follow along in Xcode 5 to turn your ideas into iPhone apps.
Create iPhone apps with easy to follow, step-by-step instructions, in this in-depth course taught by an expert instructor.

This course features HD lectures and programming screencasts with large, clear text. Listen to crisp audio and follow Paul Solt’s instruction with demonstrations and on-screen pointer and highlighting.

If you’ve tried to learn how to program iPhone apps from other online resources, you know it can be very frustrating.

In this course, Paul Solt shows you how to get started

You will learn the programming topics that computer science students learn, and in far less time
All of the Objective C code works with iOS 7 apps
Paul provides explanations and examples on how existing apps use different features

Jump in and start learning to write code today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Mac OSX Setup with Xcode

Lecture 4: Windows Setup with MacInCloud.com

Lecture 5: First iPhone App

Lecture 6: Troubleshooting Xcode

Chapter 2: Variables and Types

Lecture 1: Lecture – Variables and Types

Lecture 2: Xcode – Variables and Types

Lecture 3: Challenge – Variables and Types

Lecture 4: Challenge Solution – Variables and Types

Chapter 3: Decision Making

Lecture 1: Lecture – Decisions Making

Lecture 2: Xcode – Decision Making

Lecture 3: Challenge – Decision Making

Lecture 4: Challenge Solution – Decision Making

Chapter 4: Functions

Lecture 1: Lecture – Functions

Lecture 2: Xcode – Functions

Chapter 5: Advanced Functions

Lecture 1: Lecture – Advanced Functions

Lecture 2: Xcode – Advanced Functions

Lecture 3: Xcode – Global Variables

Chapter 6: Numbers

Lecture 1: Lecture – Numbers

Lecture 2: Xcode – Numbers

Chapter 7: Loops

Lecture 1: Lecture – Loops

Lecture 2: Xcode – Loops

Chapter 8: Pointers

Lecture 1: Lecture – Pointers

Lecture 2: Xcode – Pointers

Chapter 9: Pass By Reference

Lecture 1: Lecture – Pass By Reference

Lecture 2: Xcode – Pass By Reference

Chapter 10: Structures

Lecture 1: Lecture – Structures

Lecture 2: Xcode – Structures

Chapter 11: The Heap

Lecture 1: Lecture – The Heap

Lecture 2: Xcode – The Heap

Chapter 12: Objects

Lecture 1: Lecture – Objects

Lecture 2: Xcode – Objects

Lecture 3: Lecture – Object id and nil

Chapter 13: NSString

Lecture 1: Lecture – NSString

Lecture 2: Xcode – NSString and Common Mistakes

Chapter 14: NSArray

Lecture 1: Lecture – NSArray

Lecture 2: Xcode – NSArray

Chapter 15: Documentation

Lecture 1: Lecture/Xcode – Documentation

Chapter 16: Custom Objects

Lecture 1: Lecture – Custom Objects

Lecture 2: Xcode – Custom Objects

Chapter 17: Properties

Lecture 1: Lecture – Properties

Lecture 2: Xcode – Properties

Chapter 18: Class Inheritance

Lecture 1: Lecture – Class Inheritance

Lecture 2: Xcode – Class Inheritance

Lecture 3: Xcode – Troubleshooting Class Inheritance

Chapter 19: Object Ownership

Lecture 1: Lecture – Object Ownership

Lecture 2: Xcode – Object Ownership Part 1

Lecture 3: Xcode – Object Ownership Part 2

Lecture 4: Xcode – Object Ownership Part 3

Chapter 20: Memory Leaks

Lecture 1: Lecture – Memory Leaks

Lecture 2: Xcode – Memory Leaks

Chapter 21: Properties Modifiers

Lecture 1: Lecture – Properties Modifiers

Lecture 2: Xcode – Properties Modifiers

Chapter 22: Course Review

Lecture 1: Lecture – Course Review

Chapter 23: iPhone User Interface

Lecture 1: Lecture – User Interface

Lecture 2: Xcode – UI Design

Lecture 3: Lecture – Paper Prototyping

Chapter 24: Connecting UI Outlets and Actions

Lecture 1: Xcode – Connecting UI Outlets and Actions

Chapter 25: App Logic for MatBorder Class

Lecture 1: Xcode – App Logic for MatBorder Class

Chapter 26: Connecting App Logic to UI

Lecture 1: Xcode – Connecting App Logic to UI

Chapter 27: Keyboard and Delegate Objects

Lecture 1: Lecture – Keyboard and Delegate Objects

Lecture 2: Xcode – Keyboard and Delegate Objects

Chapter 28: AutoLayout Primer

Lecture 1: Xcode – AutoLayout Primer

Lecture 2: Xcode – AutoLayout Primer Debugging

Chapter 29: Practical AutoLayout

Lecture 1: Xcode – Practical AutoLayout

Lecture 2: Xcode – Connecting Layout Constraints with Live Preview

Lecture 3: Xcode – App Logic for the Mat Border Live Preview

Chapter 30: Moving Forward

Lecture 1: Lecture – iPhone Programming Courses

Lecture 2: Upcoming Intermediate and Advanced iPhone Courses

Instructors

Paul Solt
iPhone App Expert

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2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 15 votes
4 stars: 28 votes
5 stars: 90 votes

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