How to Make a Freaking iPhone App - iOS 11 and Swift 4

Name: How to Make a Freaking iPhone App - iOS 11 and Swift 4
Price: 16.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (482 reviews)

iPhone App Development from scratch. Learn how to make iOS apps using Xcode 9. Including CoreML and ARKit!

(482 ratings)

3,299 students

Created by Nick Walter

Last updated 11/2018

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What you'll learn

Create Fully Functional iOS 11 Apps
Develop a Solid Understanding of Swift 4
Learn ARKit and CoreML
Industry Tips Like How to Get a Job and Make Money from Your Apps
The Basics of Git and GitHub
Make Snapchat Clone
Make a Pokemon Go Clone
A Step by Step Guide to Uploading Your App to the App Store

Requirements

No previous knowledge required :)
You will need a Mac computer

Description

Have you ever wanted to make an iPhone app? Did you get lost in YouTube videos or online blog posts? This is the course for you!

My name is Nick Walter and I am a self taught iPhone programmer. I know what it feels like to start from the beginning. In my course I will teach you Swift 4 and how to make iOS 11 apps. What will we make?

Emoji Dictionary - A simple app to help us learn about TableViews
ToDo List - A todo app that teaches us about CoreData
Collector - Learn to work with the camera as we make an app to catalog a collection of something (video games, movies, stamps, etc...)
TalkBoy - Record sounds using the microphone and play them back. This one is fun!
Augmented Reality - Using 3D animation we'll make an airplane move around in our world.
Machine Learning - We'll create an app that will try to detect the subject matter of any image. Very fun!
Snapchat Clone - We'll use Firebase to make a simple version of Snapchat. Very involved
Pokemon Go Clone - Learn how to work with maps as we make a clone of most popular iOS game right now

You'll also learn:

How to submit an app to the App Store
How to make money with iOS
Git and GitHub

Come join the funnest course on Udemy for making iPhone apps!

Who this course is for:

People looking to learn the beginning to intermediate skills needed in iOS apps

Featured review

Hammerhead96 ..

41 courses

9 reviews

4 years ago

By and large it was very good. Nick is fun. My only complaint would be there are times the example code changes after a video edit (or whatever) and you have to notice it has changed to get things correct. He does a good job of not overloading a beginner very often, he tries to make it clear that not even seasoned coders know *every* function and call and syntax off the top of their head. Thank you Nick, I really enjoyed your course!

Nick Walter

Mobile and Web Developer - iOS, Android, Django, Python. etc

4.5 Instructor Rating
58,683 Reviews
285,648 Students
43 Courses

Hi! I'm Nick, and I love to code. About five years ago I decided that I wanted to learn to code, but I had limited access to programming resources, and I was getting frustrated with all of the YouTube videos and online tutorials out there. I experimented, struggled, and definitely failed a lot, but I finally got the hang of it, so I decided that I wanted to change the way that people learned to code, and I started teaching. My experience as an online student has directly influenced my teaching style, because I know what it is like to be in your shoes.

When Apple announced their new programming language, Swift, in 2014, I made my big online teaching debut and created the internet's first Swift course. Since that time, I have become a full-time online instructor and I now have courses not only in Swift, but also in iOS, Android, Django, Kotlin, Python, HTML, Blockchain, etc. I have also created five iOS apps from scratch that are currently live in the App Store and are being used by thousands of users worldwide.

I love sharing my excitement for coding with my students, and I try to make learning as fun and as easy as possible. Thanks for being part of my coding community!