This is a great resource for anyone interested in iOS development. Aldo Ahmed Soliszenteno
One billion iPhone and iPad owners are eagerly awaiting the next great app. It's your turn to create it! It's easy to learn Apple's powerful Swift language if you have previously programmed in JavaScript or Python.
Craig Grummitt, a renowned instructor in development, will share his 20-years of experience with you in this course. Swift is the foundation of iOS development. You will learn how to use it to create your first iOS app. This interactive book tracker includes a rating system, barcode scanner, and other features. First, you'll explore Xcode and the Swift Language. Next, you will learn about the essential iOS details like navigating between scenes and adaptive layout, background tasks, data display, and data storage. You'll learn how to debug and publish your app to the App Store as you go through the modules.
Swift makes iOS development easy than ever. It offers modern language features, seamless integration to all iOS libraries, as well as the top-notch Xcode environment. Swift is easy to use for programmers who are familiar with JavaScript, JavaScript or C#. You can explore new projects faster and with fewer friction thanks to its modern design and features.
Inside:
- A brief introduction to Swift and iOS development
- From the idea to the app store: Building an app
- Working with structures, functions, and protocols
- Discover the Xcode Playground
- Editing the user interface of your app
- Debugging and publishing your app to the app store
This course is for intermediate web and mobile developers who are comfortable using a language such as Python, JavaScript or Java. No previous experience with Swift is required.
Craig Grummitt Interactive developer with more then 20 years of experience. Interactive Coconut is the name he uses to refer to his numerous apps that have been successful in the iOS and Android App Stores. He is the author of iOS Development using Swift.
Swift programming and iOS instruction are very entertaining and concise. Scott Steinman
Fun and easy way to learn in small packages. David Morgan
