The Complete iOS App Developer Bootcamp | 2024 | iOS 17

Explore variables and constants, learning how var stores mutable data and let defines immutable values, with strings, numbers and booleans, plus printing and basic operations.

Demonstrates string interpolation by injecting dynamic values into strings, enabling you to display examples like age, greetings, and simple math results as live app data.

Explore conditional programming as a decision making tool that drives program flow with if, else if, and else statements, booleans, and logical operators to control code paths.

Explore arrays as ordered data structures of the same type, with examples like shopping carts and to-do lists. Learn creation, zero-based indexing, and key operations such as append and remove.

Master for loops to repeat tasks and iterate through arrays and dictionaries, define ranges, access indices, and apply coupons in Swift with Xcode.

Master while loops by using conditional booleans and comparison operators to repeat code until a condition fails, illustrated with a countdown rocket example and the for loop contrast.

Explore functions as self-contained blocks of code that perform tasks, are reusable, can accept input parameters, and return values, with practical examples like greeting and age-calculation functions.

Learn how structs act as blueprints and templates for programmatic objects, define properties, create instances, and manage data like users and vehicles with dot notation and struct level functions.

Compute the sum of numbers in an array and determine the max and min values using a running total and a for loop, with practical shopping cart intuition.

Build a guest list app in Swift by modeling data with guest and guest list structs, search by name, filter by age, manage RSVP status, and print attendance reports.

Build a shopping cart system by modeling a product and cart data structure, adding and removing items, applying cash and percentage discounts, computing the total, and printing a receipt.

Learn to add text with SwiftUI using the text component and view modifiers, including font, color, weight, and multi-line alignment, demonstrated with real-time previews.

Learn to add images in SwiftUI using system images from SF Symbols and custom assets, and control with resizable, frame, scale, clipped shapes, for polished UI.

Explore how padding shapes SwiftUI layouts, using horizontal, vertical, and edge-specific insets to control frame size, background, and spacing, and learn when to pad stacks versus individual views.

Use spacers in SwiftUI to control vertical and horizontal layout in HStack and VStack, creating responsive interfaces that adapt to different screen sizes with frames, padding, and colors.

Learn ForEach loops in SwiftUI to render views from ranges and data arrays. Build dynamic, scalable interfaces with concise code by using id.self and a VStack to display driver names.

Demonstrate SwiftUI lists for displaying vertical data, render sections with drivers and teams using for each loops, and enable swipe-to-delete and state-driven mutations.

Learn to extract views in swiftui to create a reusable driver row component, pass data via input parameters, and render a dynamic list with a for each loop.

Learn to build text fields in SwiftUI, bind state properties, and customize input styles to create a login page for a messenger app with email and password fields.

Explore binding property wrappers in SwiftUI to create a two-way link between a view's state and its data, enabling bidirectional updates across parent and child views.

Learn how to use navigation stacks in SwiftUI to manage a hierarchical flow of views, push and pop screens, and build data driven navigation with destination modifiers.

Master tab views in SwiftUI, building a bottom tab bar with multiple items, labels, and system images. Customize with badges and explore paging tab views for image galleries.

Master the MVVM architecture, where the view model bridges the model and view in SwiftUI using observable objects, published properties, and state objects for clean modular data flow.

Learn to build a TikTok-style short-form video app from scratch using SwiftUI, delivering bite-sized, engaging experiences similar to TikTok and Instagram Reels for iOS.

Open Xcode and set up a new iOS app named TikTok tutorial in SwiftUI, organize the project with core folders and tab bar subfolders, and move content view to root.

Set up a SwiftUI tab bar with five tabs—feed, friends, upload, notifications, and profile—each linking to its view, with icons that fill when selected and a black tint.

Create a SwiftUI notifications view inside a navigation stack with a scrollable lazy vstack of notification cells, displaying profile image, username, message, and timestamp, using text concatenation for long content.

Build a simple post model with a video URL, create a feed view model with test video URLs, and display them in a SwiftUI feed using the AVKit video player.

Create a custom SwiftUI video player using AVPlayerViewController to display videos full screen with hidden playback controls. Enable auto play on appearance and tap to pause or play.

Implement a single AVPlayer in the feed view and pass it to all cells, using scroll position to play the correct video and swap items by post ID.

Finish the custom video player in SwiftUI by implementing tap to play and pause using time control status, and ensure the initial video plays on launch.