Practical MacOS Bootcamp- Learn to Code Build Useful Apps!

Practical MacOS Bootcamp: Learn to Code & Build Useful Apps!, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 64 lectures, based on 10 reviews, and has 73 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to add elements to a layout to create the framework of your app Build calculator apps for your Mac and the App Store Position, size, and align elements with constraints Understand View Controller life cycle Learn about inheritance, one of the core concepts of object oriented programming Use refactoring And more! This course is ideal for individuals who are If you have zero experience as an app developer, we’ve included sections to introduce you to Xcode and Swift. or If you already have made iOS apps or other Apple projects, you can skip directly to the section on MacOS UI elements. Here we begin with a complete overview of the most popular user interface elements that make up every Apple Mac app. It is particularly useful for If you have zero experience as an app developer, we’ve included sections to introduce you to Xcode and Swift. or If you already have made iOS apps or other Apple projects, you can skip directly to the section on MacOS UI elements. Here we begin with a complete overview of the most popular user interface elements that make up every Apple Mac app.

Enroll now: Practical MacOS Bootcamp: Learn to Code & Build Useful Apps!

Summary

Title: Practical MacOS Bootcamp: Learn to Code & Build Useful Apps!

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 64

Number of Published Lectures: 64

Number of Curriculum Items: 64

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 64

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to add elements to a layout to create the framework of your app

Build calculator apps for your Mac and the App Store

Position, size, and align elements with constraints

Understand View Controller life cycle

Learn about inheritance, one of the core concepts of object oriented programming

Use refactoring

And more!

Who Should Attend

If you have zero experience as an app developer, we’ve included sections to introduce you to Xcode and Swift.

If you already have made iOS apps or other Apple projects, you can skip directly to the section on MacOS UI elements. Here we begin with a complete overview of the most popular user interface elements that make up every Apple Mac app.

Target Audiences

If you have zero experience as an app developer, we’ve included sections to introduce you to Xcode and Swift.

If you already have made iOS apps or other Apple projects, you can skip directly to the section on MacOS UI elements. Here we begin with a complete overview of the most popular user interface elements that make up every Apple Mac app.

Follow along with us to make your first Mac apps today!?You will gain the tools and knowledge to build any app you can imagine. By starting today with this course, the app you make could get featured on Apple’s store. The possibilities are endless.

Xcode 9.3 includes Swift 4.1 and the SDK for macOS High Sierra 10.13. Learn how to add elements to a layout to create the?framework?of your app. Together we’ll?build?calculator apps?for your Mac and the App Store. We’ll take you from installing the necessary software to opening a new project and starting to build.

Learn how to position, size, and align elements with constraints. Learn about the?View Controller life cycle. Learn about?inheritance, one of the core concepts of object oriented programming. You’ll also learn all about?refactoring. There is so much we cover in this course! It’s all compacted into 5 hours so?not a minute is wasted. Go at your own pace, and?share the apps you build with us and the entire Mammoth Interactive community.

If you have zero experience as an app developer, we’ve included sections to introduce you to Xcode and Swift. If you already have made iOS apps or other Apple projects, you can skip directly to the section on MacOS UI elements. Here we begin with a complete overview of the most popular user interface elements that make up every Apple Mac app.

About Your Instructor

Hello, my name is Kevin Tai. I am your instructor for this macOS development course. I have studied programming as far back as 20 years ago in Pascal language and have experience coding in both Microsoft and Apple environments.

I have experience tutoring college students on introduction to programming in Visual Basic. Also, I have mentored junior colleagues as an SDK Support Analyst in one of the largest privately owned companies in the world. As well, I have used my coding skills to automate processes for staff members.

I have 7 years of experience as a software tester and hold an international certification for software testing. This gives me a keen awareness for creating high quality applications as a developer.

I have developed a passion for developing apps in Apple’s ecosystem and have completed highly intensive training to do so in Swift and Objective-C languages.

Enroll now?to?become an app developer

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to MacOS

Lecture 1: Meet Me! Your Instructor Kevin Tai

Lecture 2: How to Get Started with MacOS

Lecture 3: Dont Have a Mac Computer?

Chapter 2: Fulfill Your Course Requirements Here

Lecture 1: MacOS Course Requirements

Lecture 2: Introduction to Xcode

Lecture 3: Understanding the Xcode Interface

Lecture 4: Files System

Lecture 5: ViewController

Lecture 6: Storyboard File

Lecture 7: Connecting Outlets and Actions

Lecture 8: Running an Xcode Application

Lecture 9: Debugging an Xcode Application

Lecture 10: {FILES} Source Code

Chapter 3: Introduction to Swift Coding

Lecture 1: What We Will Learn In This Section

Lecture 2: Variables, Operators and Tuples

Lecture 3: {FILES} Variables Source Code

Lecture 4: Collection Types

Lecture 5: {FILES} Collection Types Source Code

Lecture 6: Control Flow

Lecture 7: {FILES} Control Flow Source Code

Lecture 8: Functions

Lecture 9: {FILES} Functions Source Code

Lecture 10: Classes, Scope and Properties

Lecture 11: Inheritance, Structs and Enums

Lecture 12: {FILES} Classes, Structs, Enums Source Code

Chapter 4: MacOS UI Elements Explained

Lecture 1: Different Meanings of View

Lecture 2: Outline

Lecture 3: Label

Lecture 4: Text Field

Lecture 5: Button

Lecture 6: Pop up Button

Lecture 7: Slider

Lecture 8: Image

Lecture 9: {FILES} Source Code

Chapter 5: Project 1 – Setting Up a Calculator

Lecture 1: Calculator Intro

Lecture 2: Calculator Getting Started

Lecture 3: Tab View Controller

Chapter 6: Build a Tax Calculator

Lecture 1: Tax UI Elements

Lecture 2: Tax UI Outlets

Lecture 3: Tax View Controller Code

Lecture 4: Tax View Controller Testing

Chapter 7: Project 2 – Tip Calculator

Lecture 1: Tip UI Elements

Lecture 2: Tip Outlets

Lecture 3: Tip View Controller Code

Lecture 4: {FILES} Source Code

Chapter 8: View Controller Lifecycle

Lecture 1: View Controller Introduction

Lecture 2: Life-Cycle

Lecture 3: Adjusting Code for View Controller Life

Lecture 4: {FILES} Source Code

Chapter 9: Constraints

Lecture 1: Position Constraints

Lecture 2: Size Constraints

Lecture 3: Align Constraints

Chapter 10: Coding Constraints

Lecture 1: Tip View Controller Additional Outlets

Lecture 2: Auto Resizing Mask into Constraints

Lecture 3: Tip View Controller Constraints (Part 1)

Lecture 4: Tip View Controller Constraints (Part 2 and 3)

Lecture 5: {FILES} Source Code

Chapter 11: Refactor

Lecture 1: Refactor Tax View Controller

Lecture 2: Refactor Tips View Controller Alignment

Lecture 3: Refactor Tip View Controller Auto-Resizing

Lecture 4: Refactor Tip View Controller Constraints

Lecture 5: Refactor Tip View Controller Constraints (Contd)

Lecture 6: {FILES} Source Code

Lecture 7: Bonus Lecture: Coupon

Instructors

Mammoth Interactive
Top-Rated Instructor, 3.3 Million+ Students

John Bura
Best Selling Instructor Web/App/Game Developer 1Mil Students

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4 stars: 4 votes

5 stars: 3 votes

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