
Introduction to what the course is all about.
In this lesson, we learn about the Xcode; the preferred IDE for developing iOS applications.
iOS Simulator is the software that allows us to view our application on a computer.
We use the interface builder to create our UI outlets.
Adding buttons to the interface builder and accessing them in the code.
Loading images or icons through the image views.
Concepts of OOP.
using the touchesMoved method, we can find the exact location of all the touches that are currently moving on the device.
We use an animation block to execute a series of tasks in an animation.
Using maps to visually represent geographical locations.
Loading and interacting with Web content in iPhone apps.
This short course is an introduction to developing iPhone and iPad apps using Xcode. Throughout the course, I will use Swift to get you started with some of the basics of developing iOS apps, such as interface builder, accessing the device's camera, adding maps, or basic animation. This course should give enough confidence to begin working on your iPhone apps and learn through longer courses. The course content is as follows:
Introduction
Xcode
iOS Simulator
Interface Builder
Accessing UI Outlets
Buttons
Image Views
break
Classes and Objects
Touches Moved
Animation Blocks
Maps
Web View
Final thoughts