iOS 12 Swift 5 Programming 101

iOS 12 / Swift 5 – Programming 101, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 2, with 96 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 1 reviews, and has 30 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand Swift Programming basic concepts towards making apps. Build fun programs and apps Make a game with SpriteKit This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is willing to learn. or People who want to create an app. or Anyone who wants to learn to code. It is particularly useful for Anyone who is willing to learn. or People who want to create an app. or Anyone who wants to learn to code.

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Summary

Title: iOS 12 / Swift 5 – Programming 101

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 2

Number of Lectures: 96

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 95

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 100

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 99

Number of Practice Tests: 1

Number of Published Practice Tests: 1

Original Price: A$29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand Swift Programming basic concepts towards making apps.

Build fun programs and apps

Make a game with SpriteKit

Who Should Attend

Anyone who is willing to learn.

People who want to create an app.

Anyone who wants to learn to code.

Target Audiences

Anyone who is willing to learn.

People who want to create an app.

Anyone who wants to learn to code.

Over 80 Lectures and growing.

Learn to make Apps for the Appstore using SpriteKit, UI design with the Swift 5 language.

Are you wanting to make apps for the App Store? Enrol in this course to learn the basics and build those into advanced skills to build professional apps for the App Store.

Even if you have no programming experience you will be able to complete this course and create apps that you can show your friends on your own iPad and iPhone.

We will work through from installation -> understanding the language -> hands on activities all throughout the course.

The Swift language is a fun an easy language to understand compared to others out there currently and it is only getting better.  

UPDATED FOR XCODE 10

The videos are done with Xcode 9Beta though All exercises and code checked with Xcode 10.1 and are compatible with Swift 5

The only major change with Xcode are the location of the snippets and Library for your UI Elements please see Lecture 3 and 4.

Designed for Beginner and Intermediate Programmers.

If you think you are a pro try doing the challenges without watching the video.

If you get stuck code is supplied to check your answers

If you find anything wrong or need help don’t hesitate to ask and I will get back to ASAP.  Please leave a rating and feedback.  If you were disappointed at all please contact me and I will see if I can add these things you think were missing from the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Trouble Shooting

Chapter 2: Updates Xcode 10

Lecture 1: Where are my code snippets?

Lecture 2: Where is the UItextfield (Library of UI Objects)?

Chapter 3: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Get your Apple ID

Lecture 2: Installing Xcode

Lecture 3: Upgrading Xcode Beta

Lecture 4: Opening Xcode and Check Simulator

Lecture 5: Label Challenge

Lecture 6: Upgrading a Project to the Latest Swift

Lecture 7: Take a look around

Chapter 4: The Swift Language

Lecture 1: Operators

Lecture 2: Comparison Operators

Lecture 3: Basic Variables

Lecture 4: Variables Challenge

Lecture 5: Variables Challenge – SOLUTION

Lecture 6: Math in Strings

Lecture 7: Math In Strings SOLUTION

Lecture 8: Opening a project File

Lecture 9: Arrays and Dictionaries – Storing information

Lecture 10: Arrays and Dictionaries Part 2

Lecture 11: Array Storage APP

Lecture 12: Dictionary Storage APP

Lecture 13: Dictionary Storage SOLUTION

Chapter 5: Control Flow

Lecture 1: If Else

Lecture 2: Switch – String

Lecture 3: Switch – Int

Lecture 4: for Loop

Lecture 5: for Loop Challenge

Lecture 6: Functions

Lecture 7: APP – Guessing Game

Lecture 8: User Defaults – Saving Data

Lecture 9: UserDefaults Part 2

Chapter 6: UI – User Interface

Lecture 1: Changing Views

Lecture 2: Buttons, Labels and TextFields

Chapter 7: Rock Scissor Paper

Lecture 1: Part 1 – Create your view

Lecture 2: Rock Scissor Paper P2 – Final

Chapter 8: Math Game – Swift 4.2 and Xcode 10.1 Videos

Lecture 1: Code for the Game

Lecture 2: UI Implementation

Chapter 9: Grumpy Dragon Game ( Flappy Bird Clone)

Lecture 1: Add an animated Sprite

Lecture 2: Grumpy Dragon – Make him move up

Lecture 3: Grumpy Dragon – Add Ground

Lecture 4: Obstacles Part 1

Lecture 5: Spawn Rate

Lecture 6: Obstacles Part 2

Lecture 7: Collisions

Lecture 8: Add a Score

Lecture 9: CHALLENGE ADVANCED- Saving Score, Start, Display Best, Game Over

Lecture 10: Xcode Snippets – Side Note

Lecture 11: Loose Ends P1

Lecture 12: Loose Ends P2

Lecture 13: Game Over Scene P1

Lecture 14: Game Over Scene P2

Lecture 15: Add Sound

Lecture 16: Challenge – Grumpy Dragon

Lecture 17: Source Control ADV

Chapter 10: New Content

Lecture 1: App Delegate

Chapter 11: Congratulations

Lecture 1: Well done. Congratulations and Thank you.

Chapter 12: 100 Days of Swift Challenges

Lecture 1: Swift Day 1 – Create a String and number variable and print them

Lecture 2: Swift Day 2 – Create a constant and a variable

Lecture 3: Swift Day 3 – Expicit

Lecture 4: Swift Day 4 – Assignment

Lecture 5: Swift Day 5 – Strings Challenges

Lecture 6: Swift Day 5 Part 2 – String – Multiline String Part 1

Lecture 7: Swift Day 6 – String – Will it work

Lecture 8: Swift Day 7 – String – Unicode Scalar

Lecture 9: Swift Day 8 – String – UTF-8, String is empty

Lecture 10: Swift Day 9 – String Characters index, insert,count

Lecture 11: Swift Day 10 – Substring, index,range

Lecture 12: Swift Day 12 Print

Lecture 13: Swift Day 13 – Comment

Lecture 14: Swift Day 14 – Download Xcode 11

Lecture 15: Swift Day 14 – Extract Part 1

Lecture 16: Swift Day 14 Part 2 – Extract

Lecture 17: Swift Day 15 – Xcode 11 – Take a look around

Lecture 18: Swift Day 16 – Label SwiftUI

Lecture 19: Swift Day 17 – Text, VStack, HStack

Lecture 20: Swift Day 18 – SpriteKit Roll in Label

Lecture 21: Swift Day 19 – Sort an Array of Names with an Enclosure

Lecture 22: Swift Day 20 – Fireworks!!

Lecture 23: Swift Day 21 – Inheritance

Lecture 24: Swift Day 22 Enum

Lecture 25: Swift Day 23 Struct Vs Class

Lecture 26: Swift Day 24 Mutating

Instructors

Gerard Grundy
Guitar Teacher / IOS & Android programmer

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