The path to learn iOS is a treacherous one. It’s filled with outdated tutorials, absent teachers and false promises of quick results. Luckily, you’ve come to the right place.
If you want to learn iOS programming and you’re serious about it, check out this up-to-date lesson plan.
Beginners will learn how to build a dice roll app step by step. No programming experience required! This tutorial is the perfect introduction to Xcode and Swift and is suited for people who have already completed the War App.
Read inspiring success stories from beginners who learned how to code and make an app from scratch, eventually publishing their app to the App Store! All of these people didn’t know Swift or Xcode but they were able to learn and publish an app!
Just updated. No programming experience needed. Follow this complete set of tutorials to learn Swift programming for building iOS apps. After going through the lessons, try the programming challenges at the end and get your name on the wall of fame!
You want to make an app? Well there’s more than one option and depending on your budget, your free time and risk tolerance level, one of the options below will suit you the most. Since prices vary amongst companies and freelancers, I decided to outline the cost relative to each other. I also highlight some …
In this episode’s Q&A, I’m sharing my answer for a common question that I get all the time and that is: Can I use a PC and Windows to build iPhone and iPad apps? There are some PC based solutions which I talk about in the episode. If you would like to expand on them, …
Continue Reading…Q&A: Can you develop iPhone apps on Windows?
Parse is a platform that offers many tools and one of the things it provides is a “service as a back-end”. Parse takes care of the implementation of the back-end so that developers can focus on building their apps while still leveraging the power of having data persistence in the cloud. Long time reader, Lukas …
This tutorial is a continuation from Part 1 and Part 2 where we went through a comparison between Swift and Objective C for various operations involving variables, classes, methods and properties. This tutorial is best suited for people who already know Objective-C (at least the basics) and want to see what the equivalents are in …
Continue Reading…Learn Swift from Objective-C : Protocols and Delegation
Last week, I had the pleasure of using Sketch 3 to redesign the UI of an app we’re building inside the Objective C App course (No longer offered. New course here). I hadn’t planned to redesign it, but after reading Meng To’s book, Design+Code, I became inspired to do better. Additionally, I was quite a …
This tutorial is a continuation from Part 1 where we went through a comparison between Swift and Objective C for various operations involving variables, classes, methods and properties. This tutorial is best suited for people who already know Objective-C (at least the basics) and want to see what the equivalents are in Swift. If you’re …
Continue Reading…Learn Swift from Objective-C : Conditionals, Control Structures and Collections