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SwiftUI - Learn How to Build Beautiful, Robust, Apps
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(1,297 ratings)
6,890 students

SwiftUI - Learn How to Build Beautiful, Robust, Apps

Create stunning user interfaces across all Apple platforms with Swift 5
Created byNick Walter
Last updated 12/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • Create Amazing Interfaces with SwiftUI
  • Build Apps for All Apple Platforms
  • Create Reuseable Views
  • Leverage SwiftUI for Enhanced Accessibility
  • View Your Code Changes IMMEDIATELY with Preview
  • Bind Your Data With Your UI
  • Animate With Simplicity
  • Integreate SwiftUI Into Existing Projects

Course content

10 sections42 lectures4h 23m total length
  • What You Need4:30

Requirements

  • Some Swift Experience

Description

Apple has just announced the biggest thing since Swift, and it is aptly named, SwiftUI. Apple changed the game with the release of Swift 5 years ago. It has helped millions of developers create amazing apps with easy to learn yet powerful clean code. SwiftUI brings that same ideal to the visual side of apps.

SwiftUI helps developers by binding their User Interfaces with their data. When the data changes, so does the UI. When the UI changes, so does the data. SwiftUI is also incredibly reusable. Views you create can be reused time and time again.

SwiftUI is also baked into the new Xcode 11 and uses Previews to show you in REAL TIME how your code changes will effect the look of your app.

In this course we'll cover:

  • Your First SwiftUI App

  • Xcode Previews

  • Views Deep Dive

  • Data and SwiftUI

  • Accessibility

  • Drawing and Animation

  • SwiftUI for MacOS, WatchOS, and tvOS

  • SwiftUI In Existing Projects

Come join and learn the biggest developer tool released since Swift!

Who this course is for:

  • Swift developers wanting to learn SwiftUI, the future of app developement