Build Apps in SwiftUI: iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS

Name: Build Apps in SwiftUI: iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS
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Learn SwiftUI, Making Complete Apps With and Without AI

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Created byAmos Gyamfi

Last updated 6/2026

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What you'll learn

Assemble, compose and, layout SwiftUI views as easy as pulling legos from a bin
Design Apps Using SwiftUI and Liquid Glass UI
Designing User Interfaces with SwiftUI in Xcode 26
SwiftUI Layout and Composition Techniques
Learn SwiftUI with Xcode 26
Diescover Liquid Glass use cases in SwiftUI
Design Coding Using SwiftUI and Xcode 26
iOS Design
Build SwiftUI interfaces with Swift Playground on iPad
Learn to design for watchOS 26
Using SwiftUI for Drawing Custom Shapes
Visual Design with SwiftUI Mesh Gradient
The SwiftUI Layout System
Learn to code, design, and draw with SwiftUI
Learn iOS 26 and Xcode 26
Learn SwiftUI views, components, styles, and modifiers
Learn visionOS 26
Build SwiftUI apps with iPad
Learn AI-Assisted Coding with SwiftUI
Learn SwiftUI with Gemini, Claude Sonnet 4, and OpenAI o3

Course content

31 sections • 180 lectures • 15h 5m total length

Get started with Xcode 27 and SwiftUI7:15
Using the asset catalog in Xcode 271:02
iOS 27 Toolbar: Enhancements and new features4:36
macOS 27: Get started with the Apple Foundation Models CLI2:15
How to integrate third-party coding agents into Xcode 274:02
How to setup Gemini in Xcode 272:44
Xcode 27: Connect & use Anthropic, Gemini, OpenAI, & third-party coding agents5:13
How to use open-source/local Ollama models in Xcode 275:31
How to use GLM-5.2 for SwiftUI in Xcode 275:21
How to use Ollama Cloud Ai models in Xcode 275:30

Ways to aadd gradients a SwiftUI text5:09
Understanding SwiftUI color transform modifiers6:14
Create liquid glass interfaces in Figma and SwiftUI6:59
iOS 26: How to set list section, header, footer & vertical margin in SwiftUI2:52
iOS 26: How to jump to a section in a long list1:58
How to convert SF Symbols to a shape path for animation3:38
How to create a 3 x 3 Mesh Gradient9:03
How to Mix Colors in SwiftUI4:27
How to mix colors in a Mesh Gradient View3:45
Creating iOS buttons with standard built-in styles, sizes, shapes, and roles5:59
Applying shadows on views6:07
Make your first AI chat app in SwiftUI5:05
Use GPT-5 directly in Xcode 262:59

How to scale and rotate SwiftUI views at specified anchor point5:59
How to mask and clip views in SwiftUI6:49
How to display badges in list rows, menus, and tab bars1:44
How to draw rectangular shapes4:08
How to draw circular shapes2:00
SwiftUI offers three standard ways to create circular shapes. Let's look at how to draw a circle, ellipse, and capsule.
How to draw a button with uneven corners3:36
New in Xcode 15 and iOS 17, you can use the uneven corner radius rectangle to design rectangular shapes that have different corner radius values. Let's use it to draw a button.
Six ways to use SwiftUI's Label View2:50
Gist on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/amosgyamfi/e7f32cb2ffd91dfe71bd8bc1faf30950
Display dates, time, and timers in SwiftUI9:07
Learn the various ways you can display dates, time, and timers in SwiftUI. Discover date formates and customization options.

Build your first iPhone app on your iPhone7:51
Build an iOS journal app in Codex, Cursor, and Bitrig7:15
How to create a simple AI chat app with your iPhone: Part 14:20
Make an iPhone AI chat app: Part 26:56
iPhone AI chat: Part 3 (streaming, tool calling, UI enhancement)4:21
Build a fully working iOS steps tracking app in SwiftUI4:53
Build a SwiftUI calculator app part 17:43
Agentic coding using Bitrig for iPhone and Mac6:28
Build an AI-powered writing app for Mac7:07

Build iOS/SwiftUI screens with Opus 4.7 and Cursor Composer 25:05
GPT-5.4 vs Opus 4.6: Build a SwiftUI emitter animation playground6:54
Build a SwiftUI calculator app with Gemini 3.1 Pro and Sonnet 4.66:38
Codex 5.3 vs Opus 4.6 vs Sonnet 4.6: Build an iOS freefor drawing app10:14
Build a four-mode iOS calculator with OpenAI Codex 5.3 and Claude Opus 4.65:05
Build a four-mode iOS calculator with Cursor Composer 1.55:31
Make a beautiful iOS 26 freeform drawing app with Qoder5:50
SwiftUI drawing and fireworks animation with GPT 5 and Claude 4 Sonnet7:37
Create an iOS camera app with 6 AI models9:03
Create beautiful iOS 26 designs with SOTA models8:41
Create a functional iOS camera app with Claude Sonnet 44:16
Vibe code a freeform iOS drawing app in SwiftUI9:10
Let's build a functional SwiftUI drawing app that allows anyone to draw on a canvas, undo, and redo drawings. You can also clear whatever you draw on the canvas and save your drawings to the Photo Library.
iOS and visionOS drawing app: Part 29:47
Gemini 2.5 Pro: Create an iOS freeform drawing app in SwiftUI10:03
Create a functional iPhone/iPad incoming call with Gemini 2.5 Pro6:01
DeepSeek R1: Generate a beautiful SwiftUI mesh gradient3:36
Design Beautiful iOS App UIs using AI coding agents11:24
Generate SwiftUI designs from multiple images9:09
Create an iOS UI in SwiftUI using an AI Code Editor7:52
How to Create a Basic iOS Calculator with Cursor and SwiftUI5:47
Build a SwiftUI Drawing App in Cursor: Using Claude 3.5 Sonnet, GPT-4o, o1-mini9:54
Using Alex as AI Code Editor in Xcode5:52
Make a freeform drawing app with Claude 3.5 Sonnet8:58

How to add the built-in video player to your project6:16
Add a timer to your app with a single line of code2:36
Using the SiftUI's date style, you can add different kinds of timers to your UI with just a single line of code. Let's dive into that in this video.
Adding a glass background material behind views3:21
In this video, we will use the SwiftUI's glass background effect modifier in visionOS to apply a glass material behind a collection of buttons.
How to reference an image stored in the assets catalog in SwiftUI1:18
Create your first SwiftUI and visionOS project6:19
Get started with SwiftUI and visionOS
How to specify initial window size and add hover effect to views in visionOS3:23
How to run your existing iOS or iPadOS app on visionOS2:40
How to embed 3D objects into visionOS windows7:31
Make a visionOS Drawing App10:28
Learn to create a simple visionOS drawing app with SwiftUI and PencilKit.

Introduction1:35
Make a collapsible list header2:13
Create a sheet presentation with sequence of heights4:13
Create a blank SwiftUI project2:53
Change the device screen color1:37
Use XCode Shortcuts4:39
Lets' look at 7 essential XCode Shortcuts that can boost your workflow when working with SwiftUI projects.
Build SwiftUI views visually9:27
Use dark mode, light mode, landscape and portrait orientations2:15
Create menus and submenus2:17
Use foreground color, foreground style and tint color3:30

Requirements

The main requirements for this course are Mac computer, installation of Xcode and the SF Symbols App from Apple. Students can use their favorite design tool such as Sketch, Adobe XD, Figma, Zeplin, InVision Inspect and Material Gallery. A section of the course also requires using Xcode Playgrounds on the iPad for building iOS interfaces. The other requirements for this course are your curiosity and willingness to learn new skills to make things.

Description

Welcome to Build Apps in SwiftUI: iOS, macOS, visionOS, watchOS. Learn to make SwiftUI apps with the official Apple documentation, Human Interface Guidelines, cloning iOS, visionOS system-wide designs, and using state-of-the-art AI-assisted coding models. In this course, you will discover how to create beautiful, great-looking apps with SwiftUI, employing several techniques and utilizing agentic coding models. You will incorporate SwiftUI design best practices and workflows into your creation process and use tools like Xcode, Codex, and Cursor, which iOS, watchOS, and visionOS engineers use to build great apps.

In particular, this is an excellent resource for busy developers who have not had time to learn how something works in SwiftUI. For designers, it will help you build modern interfaces and on-device demos immediately.

COURSE AIMS

SwiftUI is an easy, approachable way to build apps for the Apple ecosystem. Combined with agentic coding models, SwiftUI helps you create apps and ship faster than ever. This course aims to help anyone make technical decisions on app structure, functionality, and appearance with AI coding platforms. It also helps you make interfaces using the same frameworks and technologies to build iOS, macOS, watchOS, and visionOS apps. For developers, it helps you build gorgeous-looking native UIs so that you can focus on the backend and functionality.

MY PROMISE

I can assure you that the boundaries of making amazing SwiftUI apps have been completely removed in 2026, in the AI era. It is now much easier and quicker to build apps for Apple platforms. This course provides you with the skills and guides you in turning your app ideas into a fully functioning app that can be published to the App Store.

ABOUT ME

Hi, I am Amos. I am an iOS Developer Advocate living in Finland. I have an educational background in Human-Computer Interaction. I have been creating animations and experimenting with SwiftUI since 2019. So, join me to take your project idea to a working app for the Apple ecosystem.

Who this course is for:

SwiftUI beginers
User interface designers
App designers
App developers
User interface prototypers
Anyone who wants to learn how to design with SwiftUI
Designers who want to learn how to design with code
Anyone who wants to learn SwiftUI design best practices

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