iOS 11 Swift 4- From Beginner to Paid Professional™

iOS 11 & Swift 4: From Beginner to Paid Professional&, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 187 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 4553 reviews, and has 40028 subscribers.

You will learn about Build iOS 11 & Swift 4 apps Work as an iOS contractor Apply to jr. iOS development jobs Submit iOS apps to the Apple App Store This course is ideal for individuals who are If you are an absolute beginner to coding take this course or If you are an absolute beginner to iOS or mobile development then take this course It is particularly useful for If you are an absolute beginner to coding take this course or If you are an absolute beginner to iOS or mobile development then take this course.

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Summary

Title: iOS 11 & Swift 4: From Beginner to Paid Professional&

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 187

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 187

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 188

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 188

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build iOS 11 & Swift 4 apps

Work as an iOS contractor

Apply to jr. iOS development jobs

Submit iOS apps to the Apple App Store

Who Should Attend

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

Target Audiences

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

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.

NO?PRIOR?CODING?EXPERIENCE?REQUIRED

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 4 &?iOS 11

Apply to jr iOS development jobs

Work as an iOS contractor

Who this course is for:

People who want to build apps!

Those who want to create their own startup

Those looking to get a full time job as a developer

Business owners

Students &?teenagers

People who want to make money building apps

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 3 and Swift 4 are minor.

If you’ve never programmed before, make sure you DO?take the Swift lessons.?We’ll teach you core foundational principles so you can build complex apps.

If you are a student of iOS 10:?From Beginner to Paid Professional then feel free to start taking this iOS 11 course.

Keep in mind that this iOS 11 course has a bunch of new apps. So there is a HUGE benefit to ALSO?go through the iOS?10 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.

Here are a few things you’ll learn:

Swift 4

Xcode 9

Interface Builder

Firebase

Build a Slack?Clone

Maps &?GPS

Core Data

ARKit &?Augmented Reality
CoreML?& Machine Learning

Tables &?Data

APIs, HTTP, and Networking

App Design

Storyboards &?Segues

And a lot more

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started With Xcode 9 & iOS 11

Lecture 1: iOS 11 Course Overview

Lecture 2: Install Xcode 9

Lecture 3: Xcode 9 Beta 4 Update

Lecture 4: App: Hustle – Your first iOS 11 App

Chapter 2: Learn to Code With Swift 4

Lecture 1: Variables, operators, and how computers work

Lecture 2: Source Code

Lecture 3: Strings in Swift

Lecture 4: Working with numbers in Swift

Lecture 5: Swift functions

Lecture 6: Booleans & conditional logic in Swift

Lecture 7: Constants & logical operators in Swift

Lecture 8: Array data structure in Swift

Lecture 9: Swift loops

Lecture 10: Dictionary data structure in Swift

Lecture 11: Object oriented programming in Swift

Lecture 12: Inheritance & OOP in Swift

Lecture 13: Polymorphism & OOP in Swift

Lecture 14: Optionals

Lecture 15: Enumerations

Lecture 16: Extensions: Part 1

Lecture 17: Extensions: Part 2

Lecture 18: Intro to Protocols/Delegates – Numbers Example

Lecture 19: Intro to Protocols/Delegates Part 2 – Question Generator

Lecture 20: Protocols/Delegates – Building Color Magic App UI

Lecture 21: Protocols/Delegates – Using the Delegate Method in Color Magic App

Lecture 22: Protocols/Delegates – Using Mutating Functions in Types

Lecture 23: Dev Tip: How to retain knowledge

Chapter 3: Version Control With Git

Lecture 1: Git & version control – the fun way!

Lecture 2: Terminal Basics – Changing directories

Lecture 3: Terminal Basics – Creating directories & files

Lecture 4: Terminal Basics – Copying & renaming files

Lecture 5: Terminal Basics – Deleting files & directories

Lecture 6: Git Basics

Lecture 7: Setting up Github

Lecture 8: Working with Local & Remote Repositories

Lecture 9: Handling Git Merge Conflicts

Lecture 10: Dev Tip: Focus on today

Chapter 4: Core iOS 11: Auto Layout, Segues, and Professional Apps

Lecture 1: App: Swoosh 01 – Creating the welcome screen

Lecture 2: App: Swoosh 02 – Working with frames

Lecture 3: App: Swoosh 03 – Intro to auto layout (support multiple screen sizes)

Lecture 4: App: Swoosh 04 – Working with stack views

Lecture 5: App: Swoosh 05 – Intro to segues (changing screens)

Lecture 6: App: Swoosh 06 – Refactoring in Xcode 9

Lecture 7: App: Swoosh 07 – Debugging: setValue forUndefinedKey

Lecture 8: App: Swoosh 08 – Programmatic segues

Lecture 9: App: Swoosh 09 – IBActions (handling events) & data models

Lecture 10: App: Swoosh 10 – Passing data between view controllers

Lecture 11: App: Dev Profile 01 – Auto layout for iPhones

Lecture 12: App: Dev Profile 02 – Auto layout for iPads (size classes)

Lecture 13: App: Window Shopper 01 – Custom text fields

Lecture 14: App: Window Shopper 02 – Input accessory views & IBDesignable

Lecture 15: App: Window Shopper 03 – Unit testing our data

Lecture 16: App: Window Shopper 04 – Calculation algorithm

Lecture 17: App: Window Shopper 05 – Custom drawing with drawRect

Lecture 18: Dev Tip: Dont ever do this one thing

Chapter 5: iOS 11 Tables & Data

Lecture 1: App: Coder Swag 01 – Project creation & IBOutlets

Lecture 2: App: Coder Swag 02 – Tableviews, delegate, and data source

Lecture 3: App: Coder Swag 03 – Collection views (grid layouts)

Lecture 4: App: Coder Swag 04 – Working with data models

Lecture 5: App: Coder Swag 05 – Displaying data in collection view cells

Lecture 6: Dev Tip: How to not get discouraged learning to code

Chapter 6: Networking, APIs, REST, and Building a Slack Clone

Lecture 1: Intro to Chat App

Lecture 2: App: Smack – Project Setup

Lecture 3: App: Smack – SWReveal

Lecture 4: App: Smack – ChannelVC UI

Lecture 5: App: Smack – LoginVC UI

Lecture 6: App: Smack – CreateAccountVC UI

Lecture 7: App: Smack – Web request and API

Lecture 8: App: Smack – Hosting API

Lecture 9: App: Smack – Locally Hosting API

Lecture 10: App: Smack – Creating a web request in Xcode

Lecture 11: App: Smack – Registering a User

Lecture 12: App: Smack – Logging in a user

Lecture 13: App: Smack – Creating a user

Lecture 14: App: Smack – Avatar Picker Part 1

Lecture 15: App: Smack – Avatar Picker Part 2

Lecture 16: App: Smack – Generate a Avatar BG Color

Lecture 17: App: Smack – LoggedIn Interface

Lecture 18: App: Smack – Profile View

Lecture 19: App: Smack – Logging in users

Lecture 20: App: Smack – Getting channels

Lecture 21: App: Smack – Channels TableView

Lecture 22: App: Smack – Add Channel VC

Lecture 23: App: Smack – Sockets and Channels

Lecture 24: App: Smack – Refining Login Flow

Lecture 25: App: Smack – Fetching Messages

Lecture 26: App: Smack – Sending first message

Lecture 27: App: Smack – Displaying chat messages

Lecture 28: App: Smack – Sockets and Messages

Lecture 29: App: Smack – Typing Users

Lecture 30: App: Smack – Unread Channels

Lecture 31: Where to go from here

Lecture 32: Im Back!

Instructors

Mark Wahlbeck
CEO Devslopes | iOS | Android | Freelancing

Devslopes by Nathan Sevedge
Learn programming & app development

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2 stars: 75 votes

3 stars: 348 votes

4 stars: 1150 votes

5 stars: 2916 votes

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