The Complete Swift iOS Developer Create Real Apps in Swift

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Here’s a recent message I received from one of my students:

”聽Hi Grant, I聽managed to land the fabled 6 figure developer job yesterday聽thanks to your course. In the interview they asked me聽complicated questions and luckily you’d explained the majority of those. Thanks for a great course and I’m off to buy the聽rest of your courses now that I have a little extra change 馃檪聽“

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Bonus For You

Many courses offer a few extras here and there. That’s nice but they don’t have any real value. By real value I聽mean, can it earn you passive聽revenue day after day, week after week or month after month?

This course contains an app that no other course contains. One that I’m releasing in time for iOS 10 and one聽that I聽foresee as having HUGE potential. The source code is contained in this course. In fact I聽invite you to compete against me with the聽release. If your app has more users than mine I聽will refund you the price of this course 馃檪

Who Am I?

Everyone wants to know who’s teaching them. Well, here’s my bio:

I started out as NOT聽A聽PROGRAMMER.聽Hard to believe when I tell you that I’ve worked on dozens of the most popular聽apps out there right?

The fact that I didn’t start out as a programmer means that聽I actually remember what it’s like to be a beginner. I聽remember teachers throwing useless jargon at me and you know what?锟?/p>

It sucked!

That’s why in this course I聽tell you everything you need to know in plain English!

And a ton more!

In Silicon valley venture capitalists talk about return on investment a lot. A good return averaged over all their assets is something like 10%.锟?/p>

Imagine if you could have a return in the thousands of percent?

Well that’s what you get when you take this course. An investment of a few coffees returns your investment multiple times over.

You are your biggest asset. Invest in it accordingly and take this course today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Setup

Lecture 1: Introduction to Setup

Lecture 2: How to Set Up Xcode 8 and Swift 3

Lecture 3: How to Set Up iOS 10 Simulators

Chapter 3: Basic Swift 3

Lecture 1: Introduction to Swift 3

Lecture 2: Interlude

Lecture 3: Set up a Playground in Swift 3

Lecture 4: Variables in Swift 3

Lecture 5: Collections – Arrays in Swift 3

Lecture 6: Collections – Sets in Swift 3

Lecture 7: Collections – Dictionaries in Swift 3

Lecture 8: Logic – If Else and Switch Case in Swift 3

Lecture 9: Round and Round – Loops in Swift 3

Lecture 10: Functions in Swift 3

Lecture 11: Optionals in Swift 3

Lecture 12: Classes and Objects in Swift 3

Lecture 13: Inheritance in Swift 3

Lecture 14: Summary of Swift 3

Chapter 4: Your First iOS 10 App – An Astronomy Screen Torch!

Lecture 1: Introduction to Your First iOS 10 App

Lecture 2: An Astronomy Screen Torch – Storyboards

Lecture 3: An Astronomy Screen Torch – View Controller Code

Lecture 4: An Astronomy Screen Torch – Buttons and Outlets

Lecture 5: An Astronomy Screen Torch – Storyboard Element Positioning

Lecture 6: Create an Astronomy Screen Torch – Assignment

Lecture 7: Create an Astronomy Screen Torch – Solution

Lecture 8: Summary of Your First iOS 10 App

Lecture 9: Astro Torch Source Code

Chapter 5: App 2 – Temperature Converter

Lecture 1: Introduction to Temperature Converter

Lecture 2: Making the Main Screen of our Temperature Converter

Lecture 3: Connecting the Main Screen of Temperature Converter to Code

Lecture 4: Writing the Main Code of our Temperature Converter App

Lecture 5: Temperature Converter – Assignment

Lecture 6: Temperature Converter – Solution

Lecture 7: Summary of Temperature Converter

Chapter 6: App 3 – Calculator

Lecture 1: Introduction to Calculator

Lecture 2: Making our Calculator Screen – Images, Image Sets and Buttons

Lecture 3: Making of our Calculator Screen – Stack Layouts

Lecture 4: Connecting Calculator Screen to Code

Lecture 5: Storing things with Enums

Lecture 6: Writing the Basic Code of our Calculator

Lecture 7: Calculator – Homework

Lecture 8: Calculator- Solution

Lecture 9: Calculator Source Code

Lecture 10: Summary of Calculator

Chapter 7: App 4 – Back to the Future

Lecture 1: Introduction to Back to the Future

Lecture 2: Back to the Future – Tabbed Apps Explained

Lecture 3: Back to the Future Layout – Storyboards

Lecture 4: Back to the Future Code – Showing the Year

Lecture 5: Back to the Future Code – A Ticking Clock

Lecture 6: Back to the Future Time Travel – Storyboards

Lecture 7: Back to the Future Time Travel – Code

Lecture 8: Back to the Future Time Travel – Animations

Lecture 9: Back to the Future – Homework

Lecture 10: Back to the Future – Solution

Lecture 11: Back to the Future – Extra Credits

Lecture 12: Summary of App 2 – Back to the Future

Lecture 13: Back to the Future Source Code

Chapter 8: App 5 – Where was I? – GPS and Maps

Lecture 1: Introduction to App 3 – Where was I?

Lecture 2: Where was I? – Setup

Lecture 3: Showing a Map with Apple Maps

Lecture 4: Info.plist – Setting Required Device Capabilities

Lecture 5: Info.plist – Permissions for Location

Lecture 6: Showing Your Location

Lecture 7: Getting Location Coordinates

Lecture 8: Creating a Class to Store Location Coordinates

Lecture 9: Saving Location Coordinates (UserDefaults)

Lecture 10: Showing Last Location with a Pin Annotation

Lecture 11: Where Was I – Homework

Lecture 12: Where Was I – Solution

Lecture 13: Summary of Where was I? – GPS and Maps

Lecture 14: Where was I Source Code

Chapter 9: Great App Design

Lecture 1: Introduction to Great App Design

Lecture 2: Thinking About User Experience

Lecture 3: Popular User Experience Tools

Lecture 4: How to Design a User Experience – Photo Sharer

Lecture 5: What is a User Interface – First Step

Lecture 6: Popular User Interface Design Tools

Lecture 7: How to Design a User Interface

Lecture 8: Summary of Great App Design

Chapter 10: App 6 – Quick Share (Photos)

Lecture 1: Introduction to Quick Share

Lecture 2: Quick Share – Launch Screens and Images

Lecture 3: Creating the User Interface – UITableView

Lecture 4: How to Setup a Simple UITableView

Lecture 5: How to Setup a Custom UITableViewCell

Lecture 6: How Handle a Click from a UITableViewCell

Lecture 7: How to Push a New View Controller and Send Data

Instructors

Grant Klimaytys
Software Engineer and Investor

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