Bitfountain Objective-C for iOS 9
Requirements
- Basic programming skills in Swift or a similar language
- Ability to download Xcode (a computer running OSX is usually required)
Description
Although Swift is the future of iOS development, Objective-C is still relevant. If you're trying to get a job as an iOS developer, knowing Objective-C is required. Most legacy libraries are written in the language, and you need to know how to interact with them. Learn everything you need to know by building a pirate adventure game through the expert, heartcrafted methods used in all Bitfountain courses.
Most iOS courses these days are teaching Swift. We teach Swift in our intro course too! But we also realize that the days of Objective-C are far from over. If you have a little experience coding, we'll get you building iOS 9 apps in Objective-C quickly.
Who this course is for:
- This course is not for students who are complete beginners in programming. See our iOS 9 Foundation Course if you are new to coding.
Instructors
- 4.1 Instructor Rating
- 708 Reviews
- 66,136 Students
- 6 Courses
John was the lead iOS developer at Fast Society and Cameo until he started Bitfountain in 2012. The apps that John has contributed to have appeared in TechCrunch, Mashable and the New York Times. At Bitfountain, John oversees all projects from a technical and strategic perspective. At Bitfountain, John has taught over 120,000 students how to code online.
- 4.2 Instructor Rating
- 164 Reviews
- 10,964 Students
- 3 Courses
Khari is a graphic artist and designer from Boston, MA. After completing his degree in Sociology at Wesleyan University he moved his life to Paris where he continues to live. A degree candidate for the MFA Design and Technology at Parsons The New School, Khari maintains a firm connection with both tactile and digital media, constantly experimenting and pushing the limits of UI/UX design.
- 4.4 Instructor Rating
- 77 Reviews
- 12,077 Students
- 2 Courses
Eliot regularly teaches iOS development classes and workshops at General Assembly and guest lectures for companies and development boot camps around NYC. He also taught the inaugural class for Coalition for Queens which focused on increasing diversity in iOS development. He also coaches students in a one-on-one environment with a focus on transitioning to full time development. Eliot cofounded and organizes the iOS Office Hours meetup NYC.
In his free time he works as a contractor for startups focusing on agile development.
Find me on twitter @EliotArntz - I check my direct messages quite frequently.