iOS App Development Course
Rated 5 out of 5
- You will create a portfolio of 15 apps to be able apply for junior developer jobs at a technology company
- You will learn by doing, where every lesson is incorporated into a real-world app project.
- Start your own app based business
- Master creating Augmented Reality apps using Apple’s new ARKit
Training Format
Online Training / Classroom
100% Practical iOS App Development With Certification & Placement Assistance
- Welcome to the Complete iOS App Development Bootcamp. With over 39,000 5 star ratings and a 4.8 average my iOS course is the HIGHEST RATED iOS Course in the history of Udemy!
- At 55+ hours, this iOS 13 course is the most comprehensive iOS development course online!
- This Swift 5.1 course is based on our in-person app development bootcamp in London, where we’ve perfected the curriculum over 4 years of in-person teaching.
- Our complete app development bootcamp teaches you how to code using Swift 5.1 and build beautiful iOS 13 apps for iPhone and iPad. Even if you have ZERO programming experience.
- I’ll take you step-by-step through engaging and fun video tutorials and teach you everything you need to know to succeed as an iOS app developer.
- The course includes 55+ hours of HD video tutorials and builds your programming knowledge while making real world apps. e.g. Pokemon Go, Whatsapp, QuizUp and Yahoo Weather.
- The curriculum has been completely revamped for iOS 13 and Xcode 11. Including comprehensive modules on Apple’s latest technology – SwiftUI iOS, iPadOS and macOS app interface design, ARKit for making Augmented Reality apps as well as CoreML & CreateML for making intelligent apps with Machine Learning. You’ll be building 3D augmented reality apps that look like Pokemon Go and Harry Potter’s magical newspapers!
- By the end of this course, you will be fluently programming in Swift 5.1 and be ready to make your own apps or start a freelancing job as an iOS 13 developer.
- You’ll also have a portfolio of over 25 apps that you can show off to any potential employer.
- Intro to the Course. What’s coming up?
- Download the Course Syllabus
- The Giant List of Resources
- How does an App Work?
- How to Make an App
- How to Get All the Free Stuff
- Download your Massive Bundle of Assets
- Download the 12 Rules to Learn to Code eBook PDF
- How to Make the Most of the Bootcamp
- How to Get Help When You’re Stuck
- Can I use Windows to develop iOS apps? (and other FAQs)
- Developing for iOS – Tools and Materials
- Getting set up with Xcode
- Pathfinder
- The I am Rich App
- A Note About the Next Lesson
- Let’s Create a Brand New Xcode Project
- A Walkthrough of the Xcode Development Environment
- Let’s Design the User Interface!
- Let’s Incorporate Some Image Assets
- How to Design and Add an App Icon
- A Note About the Next Lesson
- Run Your App on Your iPhone or Simulator
- Join the Student Community
- How to Ace this Course
- What You Will Create
- Step 1: Create a New Xcode Project
- Step 2: Add a Label Element from the Object Library
- Step 3: Add an Image View to the Storyboard
- Step 4: Add an App Icon
- Step 5: Run Your App
- Step 6: Show off your work!
- Tip from Angela – Habit Building with the Calendar Trick
- What You’ll Make by the End of This Module
- Cloning from GitHub and How to Download the L.A.B. Project Stubs
- How to Design Your App
- Let’s Link Our Design to Our Code
- Responding to User Interactions with IBActions
- Bug Hint ?Thread 1: signal SIGABRT and “Not Key Value Coding Compliant”
- [Swift Deep Dive] Naming Conventions, Commenting and String Interpolation
- Storing Data using Variables and Arrays
- [Swift Deep Dive] Variables
- [Coding Exercise] Variables
- [Swift Deep Dive] Arrays
- [Code Exercise] Arrays
- How to Randomise the Dice Images
- ?How to Solve the Error: “Maximum number of apps for free development reached”
- [Swift Deep Dive] Constants, the Range Operator and Randomisation
- [Code Exercise] Constants
- [Code Exercise] Randomisation
- Download the Completed App Project
- Do You Want This?
- Tip from Angela – Dealing with Distractions
- What You Will Create
- Step 1: Clone the Starting Project
- Step 2: Design the User Interface
- Step 3: Link Up the Design with Code
- Step 4: Use Code to Change the 8 Ball Image
- Step 5: Make the Ball Image Random
- Step 6: Show off your work!
- Download the Completed Project
- Tip from Angela – Nothing Easy is Worth Doing!
- Why do we need Auto Layout?
- Size Classes Explained
- Setting Constraints and working with the Safe Area
- How to use Alignment and Pinning
- Working with Containers and Subviews
- Stack Views
- Auto Layout (Optional) Boss Challenge
- Download the Completed Project
- Calculator Challenge Solution and Walkthrough
- Tip from Angela – How to Deal with Procrastination
- What You’ll Make by the End of this Module
- Setting up the Xylophone Project
- The 5 Step Approach to Solve Any Programming Problem
- [Swift Deep Dive] Functions and Scope
- [Coding Exercise] Functions Part 1
- Linking Multiple Buttons to the Same IBAction
- [Swift Deep Dive] Functions with Inputs and Type Inference
- [Coding Exercise] Functions Part 2
- Playing Different Xylophone Sounds
- Boss Challenge
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Building a Programming Habit
- What You’ll Make by the End of this Module
- Setting up the Egg Timer Project and Linking the Storyboard and ViewController
- [Swift Deep Dive] If-Else Control Flow
- [Coding Exercise] IF/ELSE
- [Swift Deep Dive] Switch Statements
- [Coding Exercise] Switch
- Conditional Statements Challenge Solution
- [Swift Deep Dive] Dictionaries
- [Coding Exercise] Dictionaries
- [Swift Deep Dive] Defining and Unwrapping Optionals
- [Coding Exercise] Optionals
- Dictionary Challenge Solution
- Implementing a Countdown Timer Challenge
- Egg Timer Challenge Solution
- Showing the Timer to the User with a Progress View
- Calculating the Progress Percentage
- Using the 5 Step Approach to Debug our App
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Set Your Expectations
- What You’ll Make by the End of this Module
- Setting up the Quizzler Project and Showing the Questions
- Checking Answers using 2-Dimensional Arrays
- [Swift Deep Dive] Structures, Methods and Properties
- [Coding Exercise] Structures
- Creating a Question Struct
- Giving the User Feedback and working with a ProgressView
- Understand the MVC Design Pattern
- Implementing MVC and Understanding Parameter Names
- [Swift Deep Dive] Functions with Outputs and Return Types
- [Coding Exercise] Functions Part 3
- Refactoring to Implement the MVC Design Pattern
- [Swift Deep Dive] Immutability
- Using Mutating Functions to Track the Score
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – The 20 Minute Method
- What You’ll Create
- Step 1: Clone the Starting Project
- Step 2: Update the storyLabel and Button Titles
- Step 3: Create a Structure
- Step 4: Update the Story
- Step 5: Apply MVC
- Step 6: Make the StoryBrain more Scalable
- Step 7: Show off your Work!
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Retrieval is How You Learn
- What You’ll Make by the End of this Module
- Learn How to Use a UISlider
- Using the UISliders to Calculate the BMI
- [Swift Deep Dive] Classes and Inheritance
- [Swift Deep Dive] Structs v.s. Classes
- How to Use the Docs in Xcode and Create a Custom UIViewController Class
- How to Create a UI Programatically and Pass Data between ViewControllers
- Segues and Navigation for Multi-Screen Apps
- Adopting MVC by Creating a CalculatorBrain
- [Swift Deep Dive] Optional Binding, Chaining, and the Nil Coalescing Operator
- Use Optionals in Practice and Add the Finishing Touches with Colour Literals
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Learning Before you Eat
- What You’ll Make
- Step 1: Clone the Starting Project
- Step 2: Create IBActions and IBOutlets for the Calculator Screen
- Step 3: Create IBActions and IBOutlets for the Results Screen
- Step 4: Figure out how much Tip to Apply
- Step 5: Figure out how Many People to Split the Bill Between
- Step 6: Calculate the Bill
- Step 7: Pass the Result to the ResultsViewController
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Dealing with Lack of Progress
- What You’ll Make by the End of This Module
- Dark Mode and Working with Vector Assets
- Learn to use the UITextField
- [Swift Deep Dive] Protocols
- The Delegate Design Pattern
- An Example of Protocols and Delegates in Practice
- Understanding the OpenWeather API and URL Parameters
- Use the URLSession for Networking
- [Swift Deep Dive] Closures
- JSON Decoding
- Create a WeatherModel and Understand Computed Properties
- Typealiases and a Protocols and Delegate Challenge
- [Swift Deep Dive] Internal and External Parameter Names
- Method Naming Conventions and Error Handling
- Updating the UI by Using the DispatchQueue
- [Swift Deep Dive] Extensions and Default Implementations for Protocols
- Using Extensions to Refactor the ViewController
- Using CoreLocation to get Location Data
- What is a Property List (.plist)?
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Mixing Knowledge
- What You Will Make
- Step 1: Clone the Starting Project
- Step 2: UIPickerView Functionality
- Introducing coinapi.io
- Step 3: Make the API Request
- Step 4: Parse the JSON Data
- Step 5: Update the User Interface Using the Delegate Pattern
- Step 6: Refactor with Extensions
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Dealing with Frustration
- What You’ll Make by the End of this Module
- Navigation Controller Stacks and Segues
- Typing Animations, Timers and For Loops
- [Swift Deep Dive] Loops
- Loops Coding Exercise
- Fibonacci Solution Code File
- Introduction to 3rd Party Libaries
- Cocoapods Installation Instructions
- How to Install a Pod to your Project
- Potential Problems with Pod Installation
- How to use the CLTypingLabel Pod
- How to Choose your Package Manager
- Adding Firebase to your Project
- Registering New Users
- Logging in Existing Users
- Logging Out Users
- Using a Constants File and Understanding the static Keyword
- How to use a UITableView and Create a Message Model
- Customising Cells in a TableView using a .xib File
- [Swift Deep Dive] Casting as? as! as is and understanding Any
- Database setup and Saving Data to Firestore
- Retrieving Data from Firestore
- Listening for Updates on Firestore
- How to Sort Data retrieved from Firestore
- How to Manage the Keyboard and use the Swift Package Manager
- Finishing Touches: UI and UX Improvements
- The ViewController Lifecycle Explained
- The App Lifecycle Methods Explained
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Sleep is My Secret Weapon
- What is SwiftUI?
- How to Build a SwiftUI App from Scratch
- Download the Completed I am Rich SwiftUI Project
- How to Create Complex Designs and Layouts using SwiftUI
- Bug Alert! Text Not Displaying Correctly in Dark Mode
- Download the Completed MiCard SwiftUI Project
- SwiftUI Dicee Part 1 – Designing a Layout using Spacers and Subviews
- SwiftUI Dicee Part 2 – Building in Functionality and Managing State
- Download the Completed Dicee SwiftUI Project
- H4X0R News Part 1 – Understanding the List and Identifiable Protocol
- H4X0R News Part 2 – Networking in SwiftUI
- H4X0R News Part 3 – The Observer Design Pattern
- H4X0R News Part 4 – Using UIKit Components with SwiftUI
- Bug Alert! List Only Shows 1 Line and Truncates Text
- Download the Completed H4X0R News SwiftUI Project
- Running your iOS App on a Mac with Project Catalyst
- Tip from Angela – How to Solidify Your Knowledge
- Introduction to Version Control and Git
- Version Control Using Git and the Command Line
- GitHub and Remote Repositories
- GitHub Private Repos are now Free! ?
- Gitignore
- Cloning Repositories
- Branching and Merging
- Using Xcode for Source Control
- Forking and Pull Requests
- Optional Challenge
- Tip from Angela – Spaced Repetition
- The Clear App Clone that You’ll Build by the End of this Module
- Subclassing a UITableViewController
- TableView Delegate Methods and Accessories
- Creating a Textfield Inside UIAlert to Add New Items
- Why Do We Need Persistent Local Data Storage?
- Persistent Local Data Storage Using
- UserDefaults
- UserDefaults Explained
- [Advanced Swift] The Swift Singleton Object
- A Quick Note About the Next Lesson
- Creating a Custom Data Model
- [Advanced Swift] The Swift Ternary Operator
- Restructuring Our App with MVC
- The Concept of iOS Sandboxing
- Encoding Data with NSCoder
- Decoding Data with NSCoder
- Introduction to Databases
- How to Set up and Configure Core Data
- How to Save Data with Core Data (Create in CRUD)
- How to View Your SQLite Database Backend for Core Data
- Core Data Fundamentals
- Reading Data from Core Data (Read in CRUD)
- Updating Data with Core Data (Update in CRUD)
- Removing Data from Core Data (Delete in CRUD)
- How to Implement a UISearchBar and Querying with Core Data
- How to Go Back to the Original List?
- How to Create Relationship Graphs in Core Data
- [Solution to Challenge] Setting Up CategoryViewController
- Adding the Delegate Method
- Introduction to Realm
- How to Save Data Using Realm (Create in CRUD)
- Fetching Data from Realm (Read in CRUD)
- Updating Data with Realm (Update in CRUD)
- Removing Data from Realm (Delete in CRUD)
- A Quick Note About the Next Lesson
- Querying Data Using Realm
- Review of How Our App Uses Realm for Data Persistence
- Making Our Cells Swipeable
- Inheriting from SwipeTableViewController
- [Solution to Challenge] Inheriting from SwipeTableViewController
- Adding Colour to Our App
- [Solution to Challenge] Persisting the Colour Property
- Creating Gradient Flow Cells
- A Quick Note About the Next Lesson
- Updating the UI of the Navigation Bar
- The Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Location, Location, Location!
- What You’ll Need to Implement In-App Purchases
- Download the Skeleton Project
- Check out the Skeleton Project
- Setup Your In-App Purchase on App Store Connect
- Create an Inspirational Quotes App
- Detecting When a User Wants to Make a Purchase
- Implementing the In-App Purchase with Apple StoreKit
- A Quick Note About the Next Lesson
- Create Sandbox Users on the App Store to Test In-App Purchases for Free
- Giving Users Access to Purchased Content
- Restoring In-App Purchases
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Use Accountability in your Favour
- Introduction to the Advanced Section
- Advanced Swift Properties
- A Quick Note About the Next Lesson
- Getters
- Setters
- Computed Properties
- Observed Properties
- Advanced Properties Challenge
- Tip from Angela – When Life Gives You Lemons
- What We’ll Make – Calculator
- Download the Skeleton Project
- Accumulating Numbers in the Calculator
- Swift Access Levels
- Swift Access Levels Quiz
- Advanced Swift Optionals
- Adding More Functionality to Our Calculator
- Dealing with the Decimal Place
- Refactoring with Computed Properties
- Conforming to MVC
- Swift Structs vs. Classes – The Theory
- Swift Structs vs. Classes – In Practice
- How to Turn Our Model into a Struct
- Swift Tuples
- Guard Let vs. If Let When to Use Which?
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Find All the Hard Working People
- Introduction to Machine Learning
- Supervised Learning
- Unsupervised Learning
- Reinforcement Learning
- What is CoreML?
- What we’ll be making
- Download the Vision V3 Pre-Trained Machine Learning Model
- How to Import the Image Recognition Model & Enable Camera Functionality
- Getting Image Recognition Results Back from Our V3 Model
- Hotdog or Not Hotdog?
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Daily Routines
- What we’ll be making
- Installing CoremlTools using Python PIP
- Converting a Caffe Model into MLModel
- [Challenge] – Set up a UIImagePickerController
- [Solution] – Setting up a UIImagePickerController
- [Challenge] Getting Classifications from Our Model
- [Solution] Getting Classifications from our Model
- [Challenge] Adding Cocoapods to Our Project
- [Solution] Adding Cocoapods to Our Project
- [Challenge] Making HTTP GET requests to Wikipedia using Alamofire and REST
- [Solution] Making HTTP GET requests to Wikipedia using Alamofire and REST
- [Challenge] Parsing the JSON Result using SwiftyJSON
- [Solution] Parsing the JSON Result using SwiftyJSON
- Displaying Images From a URL using SDWebImage
- [Optional Lesson] Creating the App Icon From Scratch and Styling the App
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Deep Work
- Introduction to CreateML
- How to Gather Data for Training
- How to Train a Brand New Machine Learning Model
- [Challenge] Build Your Own Machine Learning Model
- Download the Completed Model
- Tip from Angela – One Step at a Time
- What We’ll Make – Twitter Sentiment Analysis
- Using CreateML for Natural Language Processing
- How to Sign Up as a Twitter Developer
- Setting Up the Swifter Framework
- How to Fetch Live Twitter Data
- Performing Sentiment Classification
- Parsing Tweet Data in JSON
- Making Batch Predictions
- Updating the User Interface of Our App
- Code Refactoring
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Discipline Breeds Discipline
- Introduction to Augmented Reality and ARKit
- How to Setup and Configure Your Project for AR
- How to Create a 3D Object in Augmented Reality
- Bring the Moon into Your Living Room Using AR
- How to Find and Import 3D Models for AR
- How to Detect Horizontal Planes in the Real World
- How to Detect Touch on Real World 3D Objects
- How to Place Our Dice in 3D Using Touch
- How to Animate 3D Objects in AR
- How to Animate and Roll all the 3D Dice at Once
- How to Remove Our 3D Objects from the AR Scene
- [Optional Lesson] Refactoring Our Code for Better Readability
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – Dealing with Limitations
- What We’ll Make By the End of this Module
- Detecting the Start and End Points of Our Measurement
- Calculating the Distance Between Two 3D points
- Creating 3D Text in the AR Scene
- Resetting the Measurements
- Download the Completed App Project
- What We’ll Make – Pokemon 3D
- Adding Tracking Images
- How to Add Plane to Card
- Converting 3D Models to the New USDZ File Format
- Adding 3D Pokemon Modes to Card Tracking
- Tracking Multiple Pokemons
- Download the Completed Project
- Tip from Angela – Imposter Syndrome
- What We’ll Make – A Magical Newspaper
- How to Source the Assets
- [Challenge] Detecting Images in AR
- Video Playback in AR
- Download the Completed App Project
- Tip from Angela – How to Become a Freelancer
- How to Publish Your App on to the App Store
- Resources to Check Out When You’re Ready to Publish
- Useful Tools to Help You with App Submissions
- Tip from Angela – How to Build Your Own Products
- Tip from Angela – How to Get a Job as a Developer
- Get Monthly Tips and Tools to Level Up as a Developer
- Where to Go From Here?
- Monthly Student-Built App Showcase
- What Modules Do You Want to See?
- Resources
- Introduction to App Design
- Why Design is Important for an App Entrepreneur
- Designer vs. Non-Designer Thinking
- Understanding the Mood of Your Colour Palette
- How to Combine Colours to Create Colour Palettes
- Tools for Designing with Colour
- Further Reading on Designing with Colour
- Introduction to Typography
- The Serif Type Family – Origins and Use
- The Sans-Serif Type Family – Origins and Use
- How Typography Determines Readability
- How to Combine Fonts Like a Pro
- Further Reading on Typography
- What is User Interface (UI) Design?
- The Tour Guide Approach to UI Design
- The Importance of Alignment
- What is Good Practice in Interaction Design
- Colour in User Interface Design
- The Many Ways of Designing Text Overlays
- How to Be an Attention Architect
- Further Reading on User Interface Design
- What is User Experience (UX) Design?
- Usability
- Asking for Permissions
- User Profiling
- Form vs. Function
- Consistency
- Simplicity
- Don’t Make Me Think
- Onboarding
- Idiot Boxes
- Further Reading on User Experience Design
- Android vs. iOS Design
- Navigation
- The Devil is in the Details
- Differences in Icon Design
- Flat Design vs. Material Design
- Differences in Establishing Visual Hierarchy
- iOS and Android Design Guidelines
- Step1 – Design Patterns and Colour Palettes
Where to Find Design Patterns and Colour Palettes - Step 2 – How to Create a User Flow Diagram
- Step 3 – How to Create Wireframes
- Wireframing Resources
- Step 4 – How to Create Professional Mockups
- Tools for Creating Mockups
- How to Use Sketch to Create Mockups
- [Optional] Watch me Create a Mock up Using Sketch
- How to Use Canva to Create Mockups
- Your Turn to Create Your Own Mockups
- Tools and Resources for Creating Mockups
- Step 5 – How to Create an Animated App Prototype
- Tools and Resources for Creating Prototypes
- Prototyping with Keynote
- Prototyping with Marvel
- Your Turn to Create a Prototype
- Where to Find Free-For-Commercial-Use Image Assets
- Where to Find Free-For-Commercial-Use Icons
- How to Keep Designing and Improving
- Tip from Angela – Step Up to Challenges
- The Importance of App Marketing
- The Fallacy of Build it and They Will Come
- The Importance of Idea Validation
- 1. The Simplest Way of Validating Your Idea – The Starbucks Method
- 2. Using Google Trends to Estimate the Size of Your Market
- 3. The Landing Page Validation Method
- How to Create a Landing Page Website in Less than an Hour
- 4. Creating a Minimum Viable Product
- 5. Using Crowd-funding to Validate and Fund Your Idea
- How to Monetise Your App on iOS vs. Android
- When You Should Create a Paid App
- When to use In-App Advertisements
- How You Thought About These Alternative Monetisation Models?
- How to Get an App icon Designed without Breaking the Bank
- Split Testing for Super Success
- What Makes a Good App Icon?
- The Dos and Don’ts of Making App Screenshots
- Tools for Building Screenshots
- Your First 1000 Customers
- Building an Email List
- The All Important Landing Page
- Blogging Your Way to Success
- Content Marketing for App Downloads
- How to Successfully Launch on Product Hunt
- How to Launch on Beta List
- How to Launch on Hacker News
- If At First You Don’t Succeed…
- Cross Promotion
- Social Referrals and Social Queuing
- How to Make Social Media Work for You
- Do I Need a PR Agency?
- Not All Press is Created Equal
- How to Craft Your Story
- How to Craft Your Pitch
- How to Figure Out Which Journalists to Pitch
- How to Find Anyone’s Email Address
- How to Pitch a Journalist
- Just-Add-Water Journalist Pitch Email
- Establishing a Relationship with a Journalist
- What if You Still Can’t Get Anyone to Write About You?
- Final Tips on Getting Press
- How to Get Featured on the App Store?
- “Only on the App Store”
- Work with the Corporate Mindset
- Native vs. Cross-Platform Apps
- Tips and Tricks for Getting Featured
- What is App Store Optimisation (ASO)?
- Top Tips to Optimise Your App Store Listing
- My Complete ASO Workflow
- Using Apple Search Ads as a Research Tool
- Early vs. Late Game Strategies
- Differences Between Google Play and Apple App Store
- When to use Paid Advertising or App Marketing
- Always Test Before You Advertise
- Which Platform to Advertise On?
- How Much Does it Cost?
- How to Setup Your Facebook Ad
- Use Your Competitors’ Ad Budget
- Where Can I Find More Customers?
- One Weird Trick to Get More Money from Apple
- How to Get More 5 Star Ratings and Reviews
- Use This Free Tools to Monitor Your App Reviews
- How to use App Analytics to Increase User Retention
- White Hat Techniques
- Black Hat Techniques
- A 5 Second Way of Building a Web Page for Your iOS App
- How to Use Bootstrap to Build Your App Showcase Website
- It’s Time to Work Out Your Marketing Strategy
- Tip from Angela – Decision Fatigue
- AAA 1 – How to Soak in Programming Concepts & much more
- AAA 2 – Schedule for Learning to Code & much more
- AAA 3 – How to Start Freelancing & much more
- AAA 4 – The Live AMA
- How to Make an App From Beginning to End
- Bonus Lecture: Check out my other courses
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