What Will I Learn?

• After completing this course, you'll be able to call yourself an iOS developer
• You'll be able to create your own apps.
• You'll be able to work as a freelance app developer (on small projects).

Includes:

• 33 hours on-demand video
• 1 Article
• 1 Supplemental Resource
• Full lifetime access
• Access on mobile and TV
• Certificate of Completion

Requirements

• You must own a Mac (MacBook, iMac, Mac Mini, etc.) capable of running Xcode.
• You should be familiar with how to use a Mac.
• You should have a strong desire to learn programming.

Below is a summary of just some of the things you will learn:

1.    How to use popular objects like UILabel, UIButton, UITextField, UITextView, UIImageView, etc.

2.    How to use Auto Layout to design the perfect User Interface for all devices.

3.    Introduction to Stack View and how it works with Auto Layout.

4.    UINavigationController and its properties.

5.    Segue and sending data to other screens.

6.    How to add and customize app Launch screen.

7.    How to create multiple-sized icons and how to add icons to apps.

8.    How to resolve build-time issues and run-time errors.

9.    How to debug view hierarchy.

10.    How to deal with memory issues and what they mean for your app.

11.    Understanding app delegates and their methods.

12.    Understanding the differences between ViewDidLoad and ViewWillAppear.

13.    How to read Apple API documentation and Class references.

14.    How the coordinate system works on iOS.

15.    How to create IBOutlets and IBAction for objects.

16.    Introduction to Swift 3.0 basics like data types, operators, “if...else” statements, switch statements, arrays, dictionaries, etc.

17.    Different ways to dismiss the keyboard.

18.    Using multiple storyboards in your Xcode projects.

19.    How to pop or dismiss a view controller.

20.    Using UITabBarController.

21.    How to use UISegmented Control and UISwitch.

22.    How to use Userdefaults to save small data.

23.    How to read from the Plist file.

24.    How to create and work with custom classes in your projects.

25.    Using tags to identify objects in your view.

26.    How to use constant file to manage your app data.

27.    Using app delegate to call functions from other view controllers.

28.    How to use UIPickerView and UIDatePicker.

29.    How to work with UITableViewController and UITableView Object.

30.    How to import photos from your photo library.

31.    How to access the iPhone camera to take pictures.

32.    How to work with UICollectionViewController.

33.    How to display interactive alerts with UIAlertControllers.

34.    Object-Oriented Programming concepts such as Structs, Enumerations, Classes, Inheritance, Extensions, etc.

35.    Saving with NSCoding.

36.    How to record and play audio in apps.

37.    How to use a timer to display countdowns.

38.    How to play videos in a custom-sized view.

39.    How to display user locations on a map.

40.    How to search a map for popular locations.

41.    How to display rich local notifications to users with videos and images.

42.    How to share with SMS, Email, Facebook, Twitter, etc.

43.    How to use SFSafariViewController to display web content in your app.

Who is the target audience?

• Any beginner who wants to build their own app.
• Someone new to iOS app development.
• Any beginner with a strong desire to learn programming on the Apple iOS platform.

Requirements

• Must have a computer with OSX or macOS on it

Description

Welcome to the world's most comprehensive course on iOS development. This course is designed like an in-person coding bootcamp to give you the most amount of content and help with the least amount of cost.

Here are some of the things you'll be able to do after taking this course:

• Submit apps to the app store
• Understand programming & basic algorithms
• Work fluently with Swift 3 & iOS 10
• Apply to jr iOS development jobs
• Work as an iOS contractor

If you are absolutely new to programming you should start at the beginning of the course and go to the end.

I've designed this course to take you down a guided learning path. Lectures are not broken out by specific topics. You build apps and then learn a ton of principles within those apps. So don't skip around!

If you already know Swift then you can skip the Swift section since the changes between Swift 2 and Swift 3 are minor.

Swift 3 broke a lot of things in Swift 2. We cover those changes periodically throughout the course so don't worry about watching Swift videos again if you already know Swift.

If you are a student of iOS 9: From Beginner to Paid Professional then feel free to start taking this iOS 10 course.

Keep in mind that this iOS 10 course has a bunch of new apps. So there is a HUGE benefit to ALSO go through the iOS 9 course - or you'll miss out on awesome content.

Don't forget to join the free live community where you can get free help anytime from other students and teacher's aides.

Who is the target audience?

• If you are an absolute beginner to coding take this course
• If you are an absolute beginner to iOS or mobile development then take this course