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Paul Hegarty provides an overview of the lecture series and introduces the different components in iOS. He concludes with a demo of Concentration Game.
Topics Include:
iOS 11 Overview, Core OS, Core Services, Media, Cocoa Touch, Platform Components, Tools, Language(s), Frameworks, Design Strategy
(Complete first reading assignment now! – See my Google drive.)
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All videos are on iTunesU (including English subtitles):
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Slides and other material provided by Stanford University can be found on my Google drive:
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Stanford CS 193P iPhone Application Development (not updated yet by Stanford):
https://goo.gl/eTpObV
All programming assignments will be subsequently published on my GitHub page:
https://github.com/MichelDeiman
https://github.com/MichelDeiman/CS193P-iOS11-Lecture-1-Introduction-to-iOS11-XCode9-and-Swift4
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iOS 13 Programming Fundamentals with Swift: Swift, Xcode, and Cocoa Basics
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Beginning iOS 13 & Swift App Development: Develop iOS Apps with Xcode 11, Swift 5, Core ML, ARKit and more
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He looks like 60 years old Mark Zuckerburg
1:02:19 – Property Observer
1:08:34 – Rename IBOutlet
1:13:36 – Optional
Not a calculator this quarter?
Sooo…if new to Apple dev just go Swift first then Objective-C? By new I mean as of February 2018.
Thank you so much for producing and releasing this!
Thank you VERY MUCH for posting this lecture series!
Can we use an observable(ish) thing to the flipcount variable so that UI gets update when the variable value gets changed
Amazing! I really like your updated lectures. <3
Thank you so much for your lecture ,you help me a lot
thanks for uploading video and resources
Thnx
I knew the game as Memory as a kid.
Thanks, as always, those lectures are much anticipated.
Can you take a homework ? Thank you
Please include content from the optional Friday sections!
Michel Deiman, Can you please provide the link of Friday sessions, if they were recorded.
I gonna learn Swift to write my application, I think It’s an amazing course to do It, It’s kinda pushing me to my goal, So Thank you;)
It will be better if had a version for chinese language～
This is a great teacher!
I’m going to try to do this full course, hopefully my little programming knowledge/experience will be enough to be able to follow along…
Sir thank you very much
thank you
will you keep MVC forever? 🙂 no plan to change this?
this is awesome, thanks for sharing!
I am going to start watching this right now!! Thank you for sharing!!
I wrote a similar Memory Game last year..Here’s the link: https://github.com/mitulmanish/SeatFrogGame
A thought for wannabe app developers .. I would recommend that you go through a commercially available course on Udemy or like and then come to this. Michel is thorough and teaches CONCEPTS. FUNDAMENTALS that I need to know. However I realise if I went straight for this given I have little (hobby level) programming background, I would struggle. With some hands on practice from a commercial course , I am finding this immensely more valuable as I build my fundamental understanding of the subject. THANK YOU!!
Thank you so much for uploading this tutorial. It is the best on the net. Wouldn’t it be better if we use Button.tag instead of creating a collection of buttons?
This is a great video thank you! I’m a beginner trying to learn how to use Swift and it’s really helping to go through these lecture videos and the reading assignments (I found them on Github.com). Any chance you can also post the coding assignments online… somewhere?
this video has singlehandedly taught me more than all other learning websites combined so thank you.
maybe not “taught” in the sense of exposure to and basic function of the fundamentals, but no other source has done a better job explaining the theory more simplistically.
Thank you so much~!
Thanks a lot
As a programmer coming from many other languages to Swift over the last month or so, these lectures have been an absolute pleasure to watch. You cleared up quite a few syntax issues that I’ve been wondering about (internal/external param names!) and I love the pace. Thank you!
Amazing job. My dream is to go to university like Stanford and have teachers like you. Thank you for all of you have done and uploaded to ytb.
Sorrry for English it`s my second languge.
nice video
Thanks for posting these videos here