Noob to App Store - iPhone Apps with Swift, SwiftUI & iOS 15

Explore how spacers use available space to position views in SwiftUI’s vertical, horizontal, and z stacks. Learn to stack elements, center content, and place a button bottom-right.

Explore Swift basics by defining variables and constants, using var and let, with practical examples like age and wallet, and learn how values update or stay fixed.

Build a reusable rounded button component in SwiftUI that applies title and color properties to three buttons for capitalizing text, using a frame, padding, and a horizontal stack layout.

Learn Swift if statements to make decisions, using height checks like 50 inches with else branches, and compare with greater than, equal, not equal, and greater or equal.

Apply if statements to switch text capitalization in a SwiftUI app, toggling between all caps, capitalized, and lowercase. Copy the resulting text to the clipboard using the pasteboard.

Learn to build the emoji dictionary app in SwiftUI with a scrollable emoji list. Rename the content view to emoji list view and explore how lists support navigation.

Learn to convert an array of emoji strings into an identifiable emoji struct with a UUID, then display each symbol in a SwiftUI list using a text view.

Explore core data fundamentals by building a simple to-do app that saves items with timestamps, using a fetch request, view context, and cloud kit persistence.

Learn how to define and call Swift functions, print inside functions, and use methods on structs like dog to access properties and print dynamic messages.

Delete items from a Core Data backed to-do list by implementing on delete, updating the fetch, and saving changes with the view context.

Learn to automatically pop back to the previous view with presentation mode, and polish the to-do editor using on submit, line limits, navigation links, and iOS 15 deployment.

Polish the course view by extracting a reusable course tile that overlays the title on an async image, using stacks, padding, and a translucent background for readability.

Learn to manage App Store metadata in App Store Connect, capture screenshots from the simulator, optimize name, subtitle, and keywords, and navigate builds, encryption, review, and release timing.