Deploy Your Web App to the Apple App Store with Capacitor
What you'll learn
- How to take an existing web application and deploy to the App Store to run on Apple iOS devices.
Course content
How to Deploy Your Web App to the Apple App Store8 lectures • 35min
- Creating an Xcode Project with CapacitorPreview04:43
- Running the Demo on a Real DevicePreview04:35
- Creating the App Store App02:29
- Uploading to the App Store03:24
- AppStore Connect Details05:33
- App Icon and Splash Screen04:27
- Screen Shots and Final Submission09:08
- Bonus Materials00:45
Requirements
- Have an existing web application built with a responsive design.
- Own a Mac - You can't build for iOS without one.
- Be a registered Apple Developer with a paid subscription.
Description
I don't want to waste your time!
This whirlwind course is all about one thing and one thing only. Getting your web application onto the Apple App Store, where it will then be available to the tens of millions of iOS users all over the world.
How are you going to do that? With Capacitor from Ionic.
Capacitor is a newer technology that will allow you to wrap an existing web application into an Xcode project and then deploy it to the Apple App Store. This course will cover the basics you need to take one of your own web apps (or you can use one of mine if you prefer).
When you're done, you'll be able to replicate the process with every web app you want to put in the hands of iOS owners everywhere.
Who this course is for:
- Any existing web developers who want to target a larger audience for their applications.
Instructor
![Michael D. Callaghan](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
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- 70 Reviews
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Hello, I'm Mike Callaghan. I am an LDS husband, father, and Software Engineer for Disney Parks, Experience, and Products Technology. I also create video courses about web development, mostly revolving around the Ionic Framework.
I've been building software professionally since 1995, and using the Ionic Framework from before it was at version 1. Over the past few years, I have authored four popular Ionic courses for Pluralsight.
Now I am embarking on a new journey, building two new Ionic courses, one using Angular and one using React.
I invite you to join me on this journey... experiencing all the marvelous and wondrous aspects about building web and mobile applications.