Apple Watch Go From Newbie to Pro by Building 15 Apps

Apple Watch – Go From Newbie to Pro by Building 15 Apps, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 136 lectures, based on 148 reviews, and has 3660 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Apple Watch – Go From Newbie to Pro by Building 15 Apps

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 136

Number of Published Lectures: 136

Number of Curriculum Items: 136

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 136

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Make a freaking Apple Watch App

Learn the basics of Swift

Who Should Attend

This is a great class for people wanting to get in on Apples latest product

Target Audiences

This is a great class for people wanting to get in on Apples latest product

The Apple Watch is out, and its selling off the charts. Its on track to be in the hands of more than 25 million people year end. Take this course now and be one of the first to have your own apps available in this historic introductory year.

I firmly believe that the best way to learn is by doing. So we go through everything step by step in the making of 15 different apps from scratch. From these 15 apps you will learn all the skills needed to make your own apps for the Apple Watch.

The best part is that no prior programming experience is required. Ive been the beginner that had trouble with complex tutorials, and will never speak over your head. If youve got some programming experience already however, youll have everything you need to dive headfirst into Apple Watchs WatchKit and Swift so that you can work to an impressive skill level.

Well dive into a thorough explanation of all WatchKit SDK elements including actionable notifications, glances, general interface principles, interacting with the iPhone, and working with APIs.

What makes me the right teacher?

I have 9 iOS apps in the App Store which total over 300,000+ downloads

I teach more than 17,000 other students in my conglomerate of highly rated Udemy courses

I use an energetic and engaging course style that involves students. I guess you could say, Im far from a robot鈥?and it should be entertaining 馃檪

I have been doing iOS development for 4+ years

When I was first learning iOS development, I was often confused by wordy blog posts and tutorials. I willnever talk over your head.

I created the first Udemy Swift course and also teach the highly rated 鈥淗ow to Make a FREAKING iPhone App with Swift course.

Who is this class for?

People who want to make apps. I will not be teaching wordy or complicated computer science philosophies. I will be teaching you how to make appsthat you can play with, share with friends & family, and offer to the world!

Beginners. You dont need any programming experience to take this class. I have been the absolute beginner before and I want to help you.

Those programmers who are new to Apple Watch. Dive in with your prior experience and move more quickly, on to become an impressive Apple Watch developer.

Entrepreneurs who have an idea for an app. Dont pay somebody thousands to build your app. Do it yourself. Having the ability to create something you can think of is extremely powerful.

Career development professionals who want to earn money professionally via contract work, consulting, full-time employment, and so forth

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Your First Watch App

Lecture 1: Welcome!

Lecture 2: Downloading Xcode

Lecture 3: Setting Up Our Project

Lecture 4: Adding Some Magic

Lecture 5: Source Code – Your First App

Chapter 2: The Basics of Swift

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: What Is Swift

Lecture 3: Variables and Constants

Lecture 4: Strings and Ints

Lecture 5: Advanced Strings and Ints

Lecture 6: If Statements and Booleans

Lecture 7: Comments

Lecture 8: Arrays

Lecture 9: For Loops

Lecture 10: Dictionaries

Lecture 11: Functions

Lecture 12: Classes

Lecture 13: Outro

Chapter 3: *APP – 2* Minication

Lecture 1: Source Code – Minication

Lecture 2: Intro

Lecture 3: Lets Look at That Drawing Again

Lecture 4: Listing Destinations

Lecture 5: Adding Images

Lecture 6: Moving to the next Screen

Lecture 7: Challenge

Chapter 4: *APP – 3* Tip Calculator

Lecture 1: Source Code – Tip Calculator

Lecture 2: Intro

Lecture 3: Drawing Is Good

Lecture 4: Laying out the First Controller

Lecture 5: Creating Actions

Lecture 6: Segue with Code

Lecture 7: Code Version of an Interface Controller

Lecture 8: Getting the Slider to Update the Label

Lecture 9: Passing Info

Lecture 10: Doing Some Calculations

Lecture 11: The Last Puzzle Piece

Lecture 12: Challenge

Chapter 5: *APP – 4* Emoji Dictionary

Lecture 1: Source Code – Emoji Dictionary

Lecture 2: Intro

Lecture 3: Check out My Sketch!

Lecture 4: Our First Table

Lecture 5: Customize the Rows

Lecture 6: Use an Array to Fill the Table

Lecture 7: Push Segue

Lecture 8: Design the Big Emoji Controller

Lecture 9: Pass Da Emoji

Lecture 10: Challenge

Chapter 6: *APP – 5* Quotes

Lecture 1: Source Code – Quotes

Lecture 2: Intro

Lecture 3: Do You Even Draw BRO!?

Lecture 4: Get That Table Up

Lecture 5: Adding a Context Menu

Lecture 6: Change the Quotes!

Lecture 7: Challenge

Chapter 7: *APP – 6* Scoreboard

Lecture 1: Source Code – Scoreboard

Lecture 2: Intro

Lecture 3: Drawing Game is ON POINT

Lecture 4: Layout for the First Screen

Lecture 5: Groups on Groups on Groups

Lecture 6: Page Based Navigation BRUH

Lecture 7: What Are NSUserDefaults?

Lecture 8: Testthang

Lecture 9: Challange

Chapter 8: *APP – 7* Bedtime

Lecture 1: Source Code – Bedtime

Lecture 2: Intro

Lecture 3: What Does the Drawing Look Like?

Lecture 4: Lets Talk About Timers

Lecture 5: Set the Time and NSDate

Lecture 6: Lets Set a Bedtime

Lecture 7: Messin with NSUserDefaults Again

Lecture 8: Connecting Everything Together

Lecture 9: Challenge

Chapter 9: *APP – 8* BitPrice

Lecture 1: Source Code – BitPrice

Lecture 2: Intro

Lecture 3: Napkin Drawing!

Lecture 4: Layout on Fleek

Lecture 5: Working with an API to Get Bitcoin Price

Lecture 6: Display the Price in the Glance

Lecture 7: Challenge

Chapter 10: *APP – 9* Hall of Fame

Lecture 1: Source Code – Hall of Fame

Lecture 2: Intro

Lecture 3: Sick Drawing Bro!

Lecture 4: Get That Table Scrollin

Lecture 5: Making a Basketball Player Class

Lecture 6: Circle Images

Lecture 7: Pass the BasketballPlayer Object

Lecture 8: Fill in Those Deets

Lecture 9: Map Magic

Lecture 10: Challenge

Chapter 11: *APP – 10* ToDoChecklist

Instructors

Nick Walter
Mobile and Web Developer – iOS, Android, Django, Python. etc

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 5 votes

2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 22 votes

4 stars: 33 votes

5 stars: 84 votes

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