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The Hello World tutorial was the first programming article written for our iOS programming course. As Apple released Xcode 6, the tutorial is no longer up-to-date. We received quite a lot of emails about the tutorial update. So here you are.
Part 1 UI
Part 2 Programming
Part 1 In this tutorial you are going to write your first iOS To-Do Application using Swift. You are going to design a User Interface, use all kinds of UIKit classes and even store data on the iPhone. Part 2: http://youtu.be/mEYHd91YzNI
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COMMENTS If you have questions about the video or Cocoae programming.
Best resource as you create apps while you learn
5 APPS to create on different sites the best one it iseems.
When you're trying to pick a programming language to learn, it's easy to gravitate toward the big ones that developers use to create masterpieces of digital content - things like Java, C++, Ruby, and Python. But there are a lot of programming languages out there (including some very weird ones), and they each excel at...
Though a bit dated, posted in 2013, it is a nice thorough walk through.
Tutorials recommended if you already know the basics.
At Appcoda, we strive to deliver the best tutorials to help anyone learn iOS programming. This free iOS programming course is target for beginners without possessing any programming experience. What you just need is a strong passion to build your own app. This course is absolutely free.
I'm thrilled to share this great news with you. Our second AppCoda book - Beginning iOS 8 Programming with Swift is now live and ready for purchases! During the WWDC 2014, Apple surprised every iOS developer by launching a new programming language called Swift. I didn't expect a new programming language to come out this year.
So as you all may know, Apple just just announced Swift for iOS 8 (not Taylor Swift), which is kinda exciting since Swift looks so easy to learn! In this part of the tutorial I will only cover some simple aspects of the new way of coding iOS.
Update: We're excited to announce that Treehouse has launched its Learn Swift courses as of today! Learn Swift basics, Swift functions, and build two real apps with Swift. Learn more about our Swift courses. In case you haven't heard, Apple just introduced a new language for iOS and OSX developers called Swift.
This is the first tutorial only do rest of them as well.
Update April 13, 2015 Updated for Xcode 6.3 / Swift 1.2 Update note: This tutorial was updated for iOS 8 and Swift by Ry Bristow. Original post by Mike Jaoudi. Have you ever thought about how awesome it would be to make your own apps for your iPhone or iPad?
If you are not yet aware of this, Apple has introduced a new programming language called Swift in this year's WWDC, alongside the new Mac OS X Yosemite. Swift aims to simplify the codes used in Apple platforms iOS and OS X.
Update: We're excited to announce that Treehouse has launched its Learn Swift courses as of today! Learn Swift basics, Swift functions, and build two real apps with Swift. Learn more about our Swift courses. In case you haven't heard, Apple just introduced a new language for iOS and OSX developers called Swift.
tl;dr I don't like using storyboards in bigger projects (more than 4-5 screens). When I start a new project from scratch I ussualy do the steps from this tutorial. I won't talk about the issues that storyboards have, but I will recommend this post for anyone interested in this topic.