iOS App Development For Beginners No Swift Skill Required

iOS App Development For Beginners – No Swift Skill Required, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.55, with 65 lectures, based on 562 reviews, and has 27314 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a basic iPhone app Familiar with Xcode as a development tool This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn how to develop iOS apps without writing code or Anyone who wants to make basic app for their business It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn how to develop iOS apps without writing code or Anyone who wants to make basic app for their business.

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Summary

Title: iOS App Development For Beginners – No Swift Skill Required

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 65

Number of Published Lectures: 65

Number of Curriculum Items: 65

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 65

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a basic iPhone app

Familiar with Xcode as a development tool

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn how to develop iOS apps without writing code

Anyone who wants to make basic app for their business

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn how to develop iOS apps without writing code

Anyone who wants to make basic app for their business

Are you new to iOS app development? Do you want to learn how to develop app on the iPhone but have no programming skills? This course is for you.

This course is for anyone who is completely new to the Apple iOS platform, with no Swift programming skills. The app we’ll develop in this course will be a complete app but we will not write any code to make it work.

We’ll use native iOS development tools, which is the Xcode, and I’ll introduce you to other tools to make development a lot easier than you image.

Some of the topics you will learn in this course include;

Some cool features of Xcode to boost your productivity

Simple design tips to make great looking apps

Introduction to some of the popular controls such as labels, buttons, text view etc.

How to add layout constraints to your app automatically and manually

Introduction to stack view – easier way to lay out your controls

UINavigation controller and some of its unique properties

Storyboard segue

Plist.info property file

Launch screen storyboard file

Status bar and some of its cool features

Creating icon and asset catalog

View hierarchy

Memory management

App delegate and view lifecycle

How to use the class reference

IBOutlet and IBActions

And many more…

The course will be updated with latest features for every new versions of iOS.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to Florist App

Lecture 2: Download Xcode from the App Store

Lecture 3: Things you need to follow along

Lecture 4: How to follow along and some useful tips

Lecture 5: About me

Chapter 2: Introduction to iOS Development – The Basics

Lecture 1: Launching Xcode for the first time

Lecture 2: How to change Xcode settings

Lecture 3: Quick Xcode tour

Lecture 4: Add background image and duplicating view controllers

Lecture 5: Introduction to UILabels

Lecture 6: Introduction to UIButton

Lecture 7: How to use Xcode Preview feature

Lecture 8: Introduction to UITextView and how to set the initial view controller

Lecture 9: Adding missing constraints to views automatically

Lecture 10: Adding layout constraints manually to views

Lecture 11: Layout constraint errors

Lecture 12: Editing layout constraints and how to reset frames

Lecture 13: Introduction to Stack View

Lecture 14: Toggle between software and hardware keyboard on the simulator

Lecture 15: Introduction to storyboard segue

Lecture 16: Adding a UINavigationController to our app

Lecture 17: Clip the image view for smooth segue transition

Lecture 18: Customising the UINavigation bar

Lecture 19: Adding title to the UINavigation bar (hack)

Lecture 20: Changing the tint color of barbutton item and back button

Lecture 21: How to change back button text and how to have no back button text

Lecture 22: UINavigation Controller push segue error

Lecture 23: Introduction to Launch Screen Storyboard

Lecture 24: Introduction to plist.info and how to make app exit on suspend

Lecture 25: How to change view controller status bar color

Lecture 26: How to hide the status bar

Lecture 27: Using Flaticon.com to download icons for our app

Lecture 28: Creating icon on Canva.com

Lecture 29: App icon sizes and Asset catalog creator tool

Lecture 30: Adding icon to iOS app

Lecture 31: Resolving build time issues in the app

Lecture 32: How to debug View Hierarchy

Lecture 33: Memory usage basics

Lecture 34: How to simulate memory warnings

Lecture 35: Introduction to App delegates File

Lecture 36: Understanding ViewDidLoad and ViewWillAppear

Lecture 37: Apple documentation class reference

Lecture 38: Coordinate system in iOS

Lecture 39: Adding UILabel to the app programmatically

Lecture 40: Programmatically adding UIImageView and accessing class reference from Xcode

Lecture 41: Creating IBOutlets and reference

Lecture 42: Creating View Controller Swift file for other scenes

Lecture 43: Creating IBActions for UIButton click events

Lecture 44: IBOutlet connection error and how to recover

Lecture 45: Dynamically changing properties through button actions

Lecture 46: ViewWillAppear vs ViewDidLoad

Chapter 3: Whats New in iOS 11 and Xcode 9

Lecture 1: Introduction to the project file

Lecture 2: Add large title to navigation bar

Lecture 3: Disable large title on a view controller

Lecture 4: Increase or decrease font size

Lecture 5: Run multiple simulators at the same time

Lecture 6: Simulators now have hardware buttons

Lecture 7: Structure highlighting

Lecture 8: Resize simulator window freely

Lecture 9: Wireless building

Lecture 10: Refactoring – Renamed variables propagates throughout the project

Lecture 11: Ability to add named colors

Lecture 12: One click protocol stubs fix

Chapter 4: Conclusion and Bonus

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Bonus

Instructors

Dee Aliyu Odumosu
Freelance Developer with over 120 Apps Developed

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5 stars: 302 votes

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