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iOS Interface Builder - The $999 App
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1What You'll Get in This Course
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2How to Get All the Free Stuff
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3Download Your Massive Bundle of Assets
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4How to Make the Most of the Bootcamp
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5Download the Course Syllabus
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6How Do Apps Actually Work?
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7How Apps are Made
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8Download the 12 Rules to Learn to Code eBook PDF
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9Tools and Materials for iOS App Development
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10Download Xcode
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11While You're Waiting for Xcode to Download
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12A Walkthrough of the Xcode Development Environment
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13How to Get Help When You're Stuck
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14Pathfinder
Sideloading in iOS
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15The I Am Rich App
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16How to Properly Create a New Xcode Project
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17What is a Bundle Identifier?
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18Let's Design the User Interface Using Storyboards
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19A Quick Note About the Next Lesson
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20How to Position User Interface (UI) Elements
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21Download the Pre-Prepared Image Assets Here
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22How to Incorporate Image Assets into Your Xcode Project
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23What's the Difference Between Points and Pixels & How to Design iOS Image Assets
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24App Icon Dimensions and a Brief History of Graphics
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25How to Design Your Own App Icon and Image Assets
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26Run and Test Your App!
Coding Challenge #1 - Using Interface Builder in Xcode
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27What is Sideloading and How Can You Get Your App onto Your iPhone?
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28A Note About Sideloading and Permissions
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29How to Sideload Your App using Xcode
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30Sideloading Wirelessly Through the Air
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31[Optional] How to Get a Professional Apple Developer Account
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32Get Monthly Tips and Tools to Level Up as a Developer
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33Join the Student Community
Build a iOS Dice App to Learn Swift Programming Basics
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34The Giant List of Resources
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35What are Coding Challenges?
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36What You Will Create by the End of this Challenge
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37What is GitHub and How to Download the Stub Projects
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38Step 0 - Download the Project Stub
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39Step 1 - Add a UILabel
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40Step 2 - Add and Arrange the ImageView
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41Step 3 - Design your App to your Heart's Content
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42Show Off Your Work!
Coding Challenge #2 - Swift Data Types, Variables and Arrays
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43What You'll Make by the End of This Module
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44How to Design Your App
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45Linking Design with Code
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46"Not Key Value Coding Compliant" - What to Do if You Get this Error
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47A Quick NoteFor Students Working with Older Versions of Xcode
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48How to Create Randomisation in Swift
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49Data Types, Constants and Variables
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50How to Solve the Error: "The Maximum Number of Provisioning Profiles Reached"
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51Learn About Arrays in Swift and Programmatically Update the Display
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52[How to Become a Better Programmer] The DRY Principle
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53How to Add Motion Detection in to Your App
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54Download the Completed App Project
Programming in Swift 4 for Beginners [Using Swift Playgrounds]
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55What You'll Build in this Coding Challenge
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56Step 1 - Create a New Xcode Project
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57Step 2 - Download the Image Asset's We've Already Prepared for You
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58Step 3 - Add App Icons to Your Project
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59Step 4 - Add the 8 Ball Images
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60Step 5 - Setup the Canvas
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61Step 6 - Design the App in Interface Builder
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62Step 7 - Link the Design with Code
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63Step 8 - Make the Ball Image Change with Your Code
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64Step 9 - Make a Method
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65Step 10 - Add Shake Gesture Detection
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66If You Get Stuck...
Apple iOS APIs - Make a Music App
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67Introduction to the Programming Modules
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68Comments, Print Statements and Debug Console
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69Optional Review: Data Types, Constants and Variables
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70Swift Functions: Part 1 - The Simple Function
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71Swift Functions: Part 2 - Functions with Inputs
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72Swift Functions Part 3 - Functions with Outputs
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73A Quick Note About the Next Lesson
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74Control Flow with Conditional Statements in Swift (IF/ELSE)
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75Download the Completed Swift Playgrounds
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76[Challenge] Make a BMI Calculator in Swift Playgrounds
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77Optional: BMI Calculator Challenge Solution
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78Introduction to Loops in Swift - The For In loop
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79Using Loops in Your Program
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80Optional: A Brain Teaser with Loops and the Fibonacci Sequence
How long do I have access to the course materials?
You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.
Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?
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