These books provide practical experience in creating apps on Mac using Xcode, the integrated development environment used to build apps for Apple platforms. Students learn key computing concepts, building a solid foundation in programming with Swift. Students build fundamental iOS app development skills with Swift. Students extend their knowledge and skill in iOS app development creating more complex and capable apps.
The App Design Workbook uses a design thinking framework to teach app design—a fundamental skill of iOS app development. Download now. Get introduced to the tools, language, and design principles that make apps work seamlessly with Apple platforms. Download exam preparation guides to get ready for exams. Coding is essential to help students thrive in a future driven by technology.
K schools can bring coding to their classrooms with free curricula from Apple. Lessons on Mac, teacher guides, and immersive apps help schools teach the language of innovation.
The Pro package provides extra resources for you to build better apps and even help you start your freelance business. Mastering SwiftUI. Learn to develop fluid UI in declarative syntax. Once you manage the basics, you will learn how to build a personal finance app with SwiftUI and Combine.
Check this out to learn more about Mastering SwiftUI. It is particularly great for those who plan to build apps for their clients. This app is developed using UIKit. Designed for those who want to keep tracking of the subscription spending, this app project is intended to help you save time from building a similar app like this.
Even if you do not need a subscription app, you can learn how to implement calendar and apply MVVM by reading the source code. You will also learn from the source code to creat an animated tab bar and load remote images asynchronously. The articles are stored in Markdown format. Design beautiful app screenshots. One of the requirements when publishing an app to App Store is to provide the app screenshots. You can simply capture the screenshots, but wouldn't it be great if you can make it look awesome?
It'll definitely attract more app downloads? I tried multiple learning sources including the Stanford training. Although I already did learn some topics like auto layout, delegates, segues, etc through other sources, your book was the first one that really made me understand them! Ready to Get Started? This special sale ends on 30 Nov PST. Everything included in the Starter package, plus the following, to help you become a professional iOS developer. Your questions answered.
Which package should I buy? This depends on your budget and plan. Obviously, the Pro package is the most comprehensive including everything you need to become a competent iOS developer. It includes the books, code templates, app UI design resource guide, and the full source code of the demo projects. However, if you are a beginner with a limited budget, the basic package will kick start your app development journey.
You won't regret it. Can I pay via PayPal? After clicking the Buy button, simply select Paypal to proceed with the payment. Alternatively, you can just send the payment in USD to [email protected] You'll receive a download link of the package within 24 hours. Or simply email us at [email protected] and tell us which package you want to buy.
What version of Xcode and iOS do you support? All the content and source code of the beginner book are designed for Xcode 13, Swift 5. For the intermediate book, the source code should work with Xcode 13, but we will release another update with updated screenshots by end As Apple is going to provide maintenance release for Xcode 13 and iOS 15, we will continue to update the books and release them as free updates for eligible customers. On top of that, you'll get the book update for the next iOS version i.
Can I reuse the source code? You are allowed to reuse the source code in your own projects. However, you're not allowed to distribute or sell the source code without prior authorization. Do I need to join the Apple Developer Program? Unless you want to publish an app on App Store and use features like CloudKit, it is not mandatory.
Most of the content do not require you to join the Apple Developer program. You can build and test the app using Xcode's built-in simulator. What if I hate the book? In case you really hate the book, just reply to your purchase receipt email within 30 days and we will issue a refund. Do you offer team license? We offer team licence for the book. This allows you to share with up to 20 members. There isn't any DRM involved, just trust. Will I get free update?
The update applies to all packages. Once you purchase the book, you will get free updates for 1 year. Every time Apple releases a new version of Swift, we will ensure that the book supports the latest version of Swift and Xcode. My short answer is to learn both, especially you want to become a professional iOS developer and look for a job. We know SwiftUI is hot and we really love it. That said, if your goal is to become a professional developer, you can't ignore UIKit because most of the apps on the App Store are built using the framework.
It is an essential skill if you want to get hired as an iOS developer. This is why we still teach you how to build apps using UIKit. If you purchase the professional package, it comes with all the neccessary materials to teach you both frameworks. For the basic and starter package, the materials will still focus on UIKit.
How can I get the book updates? Whenever we update the learning materials, we will send you an email notification with the download instructions.
Still have questions? No problem! The pie-shaped countdown timer added in a previous lecture is also animated. Programming Assignment 4. New demo application: EmojiArt. Lots covered here, including enum, extensions, tuples, Drag and Drop, colors and images, and more. After demonstrating how to use GCD to keep the downloading of the background image from the internet from blocking the responsiveness of the UI, multitouch gestures are added to zoom in on and pan around in our EmojiArt document.
Programming Assignment 5. Enhance EmojiArt's palettes of emoji. Programming Assignment 6. The Publisher protocol is used to implement a cleaner version of EmojiArt's background downloading code. CloudKit and CoreData are briefly explained but not demoed. See the bonus lecture from below Enroute, part 2 for a demo of CoreData. Get EmojiArt working on iPhone. Includes some more toolbar work as well as understanding how to integrate UIKit functionality into a SwiftUI application.
Turn EmojiArt into a multi-platform application i. Demonstrates a variety of ways to share code across platforms. The following two lectures Enroute were given in Spring , but not in Spring Updated demo code to Xcode 12 is also included the only significant change is to use the new SwiftUI application architecture, i.
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