
Build your first iOS app in an afternoon with practical training and experience-based insights. Go from knowing nothing about iOS or programming to becoming an iOS developer.
Build a simple tip calculator app with a bill amount, draggable tip percentage, and a tip that updates as the total changes; the lecture covers around 30 lines of code.
Create your first iOS app with Xcode, download it from the Mac App Store, and run your SwiftUI project in the iOS simulator to view Hello World.
Explore the Xcode interface, including the toolbar with run and stop, device simulator, views library, project navigator, and preferences to customize themes and fonts.
Explore how to use SwiftUI vertical stacks to arrange a tip calculator UI, including changing images, text, and currency symbols with live previews.
Master h stacks in SwiftUI to create horizontal layouts inside v stacks, placing images and text left to right, and use embed in code actions to adjust views.
Learn how to add a SwiftUI text field that binds to a state variable, uses a placeholder amount, and updates the total as the user types.
Apply your iOS app icon in Xcode by dragging a 1024 by 1024 PNG into the asset catalog; note no transparency and square corners, then test in the simulator.
In this course you will learn how to build your very own iPhone app. Learn the fundamentals of developing with iOS using Swift and Xcode by building an app. This course will teach you how to create a basic app, so that you will get a solid foundation in app development.
You will learn how to build a simple app with Swift and Xcode, the language we will be developing with. Swift is a programming language created by Apple for building iOS and Mac apps. It's powerful and easy to use, even for beginners.
My focus is to explain things in simple, plain English, so that you can get started making your own apps. My approach to this course will be to slowly introduce concepts as you need them, rather than trying to equip you with everything up front only to overwhelm you!
Towards the end of this course you will have learned about the core concepts and by the end you will have finished creating an app that will get you oriented with the world of iOS development.
Not only will you be learning how to create an app, but this course will give you a boost in your career. Programming can be self-taught and yes, you can start your own career in software development even if you don't have a formal background. It's probably the single greatest thing about this field; that merit is based on your achievements and hard work rather than by seniority.