Complete iOS 9 Developer Course – Edufyre

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This course was funded through a massively successful Kickstarter campaign.

Do you want to learn how to make apps? This course is for you! In this course you will get to learn how to build real world apps through example. Learning by doing is the best way to become a rock star developer, producer and entrepreneur.

One of the best features is that you can watch the courses at any speed you want. This means you can speed up the or slow down the video if you want to.

This course is project based so you will not be learning a bunch of useless coding practices. At the end of this course you will have real world apps to use in your portfolio. We feel that project based training content is the best way to get from A to B. Taking this course means that you learn practical, employableskills immediately.

You can use the projects you build in this course to add to your LinkedIn profile. Give your portfolio fuel to take your career to the next level.

Learning how to code is a great way to jump in a new career or enhance your current career. Coding is the new math and learning how to code will propel you forward for any situation. Learn it today and get a head start for tomorrow. People who can master technology will rule the future.

You will get full lifetime access to this course for a single one off fee. John Bura has created many games, apps and training courses so he is extremely qualified to teach you how to master technology. This is an instructor that does not only teach, he produces apps. This means you get the most relevant information on how to code. Most courses do not show you practical skills and real world examples.

What makes you a good teacher?

• I have released over 40 games and apps that have done very well in the app store.
• I run a company called Mammoth Interactive so I am actively in the field building apps and making money
• I have been teaching since 2002
• I personally love learning online and my life is much better because I have learned online rather than a classroom
• I make sure people learn how to make money from their creations.
• I have over 150k students worldwide

Who is this class for?

• People who want to improve their technical skills
• Complete beginners
• People who want to make money. I show people the tools on how to make money through various methods of passive income
• People who want to get ahead of the pack by learning online.

How you will make money by learning new skills

• Learn practical skills
• Learn about how leverage your new skills to greater wealth
• Learn through practical examples

Why should you learn online?

There is an online education revolution taking place. You may have heard about it in the news or heard it from a friend. Either-way, education is going to be changed forever. In this short course I talk about how Online Education has

Motivated me

Helped my career

Helped me as a teacher

Impacted several lives around the planet

I promise that this course will be better and more effective than reading books. I show how to master technology through the use of video. This course will give you everything you need to thrive in our technological society.

What are the Requirements?

• A mac computer (not a PC)
• XCode 7

What am I going to get from this course?

• Over 376 lectures and 24 hours of content!
• Build apps
• Code in Swift
• Learn to build apps from Scratch
• Learn how to use XCode
• Learn how to design apps for optimum user experience

What is the target audience?

• Complete Beginners
• Not advanced programmers
• People who want to learn Swift and XCode

Course Curriculum

Learn Swift 2 in 1 hour

• 02. Course Requirements (4:58)
• 03. Talking about Xcode projects (5:46)
• 05. Adding items to the main story board (4:00)
• 04. Setting up the Xcode environment (3:55)
• 06. Hooking up the swift file (5:46)
• 07. Using the swift file (3:04)
• 08. Changing the button text (5:23)
• 09. Adding in functions (4:42)
• 10. Variables (6:14)
• 11. If Statements (3:06)
• 12. Multiple condition if statements (2:52)
• 13. Else if statements (3:26)
• 14. Printing a user selected number (5:44)
• 15. Apple UI and interactivity (1:44)
• 16. Course conclusion (1:06)

Learn SpriteKit for iOS9 in 1 hour

• 02. Course Requirements (5:17)
• 03. Introduction to spritekit (3:55)
• 04. Running the app on the simulator. Test early and often (4:02)
• 05. Talking about the GamScene file (5:14)
• 06. Talking about the touches began (5:14)
• 07. Learning about moving code to functions (4:13)
• 08. Talking about feature scope (1:51)
• 09. Talking about variables (5:54)
• 10. Setting and pritning variables (3:36)
• 11. Breaking up functions into smaller functions (3:27)
• 12. Talking about classes and removing objects (2:31)
• 13. Talking about images and nodes (2:34)
• 14. Conclusion (0:57)

Tip Calculator for iOS9

• 01. Starting a new project for the tip calculator (1:19)
• 02. Setting up the main Storyboard (1:48)
• 03. Designing the app (6:42)
• 04. Testing early and often on the iPhone (2:01)
• 05. Hooking up the outlets to the swift file (2:44)
• 06. Hooking up the Actions to the siwft file (2:18)
• 07. Setting up the variables (3:30)
• 08. Separating the app into functions (1:54)
• 09. Taking in the user inputed text (2:05)
• 10. Converting the strings into Floats (1:57)
• 11. Calculating the tip (2:05)
• 12. Printing the variables (2:32)
• 13. Formatting to two Decimal Places (3:34)
• 14. Adding the clear button to the app (2:00)
• 15. Changing the keyboard input type (3:36)
• 16. Hiding the keyboards (3:27)
• 17. Designing the app (6:15)
• 18. Challenge – Build a new app and design it differently (1:03)

Make a letter counting app with arrays for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the name changing app (1:15)
• 02. Designing the app (4:21)
• 03. Hooking up the swift code (3:11)
• 04. Adding functions to the app (2:17)
• 05. Enterting the name data (2:41)
• 06. Making the app count the characters (1:48)
• 07. Putting the characters into an array (2:32)
• 08. Adding in the clear button functionality (1:16)
• 09. Hiding the keyboard (2:55)
• 10. Designing the app (5:49)
• 11. Challenge – Make a 4 box character counting app (1:04)

Reversing words app for iOS9

• 02. Designing the app (4:10)
• 01. Introduction to the word reverser (1:13)
• 03 Hooking up the actions and the outlets (1:25)
• 04. Adding in functions to the app (1:29)
• 05. Setting up variables (1:54)
• 06. Setting up the user input and testing the app (4:09)
• 07. Reversing the characters (2:15)
• 08. Talking about user experience and code (2:29)
• 09. Designing the app and adding the clear function (4:39)
• 10. Hiding the keyboard (1:27)
• 11. Challenge – Count the characters of the reversed word (2:08)

Inspirational Quote App for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the motivational quote app (1:17)
• 02. Designing the app (3:22)
• 02. Setting up the if statement and touches logic (4:05)
• 03 Hooking up the Swift File (2:13)
• 04. Setting up the variables and the arrays (3:33)
• 05. Adding in the function to the app (1:25)
• 06. Printing the variable (2:25)
• 07. Selecting the random number (2:16)
• 08. Changing the button Text (2:48)
• 09. Adding in checking logic (3:12)
• 10. Designing the app (4:38)
• 11. Challenge – Add another array item box to the project (0:55)

Making an innovative calculator for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the innovative calculator (1:27)
• 02. Talking about the main storyboard (2:17)
• 04. Changing the names of the tabs (1:26)
• 03. Adding in the other views (3:42)
• 05. Changing the colors of the slides (2:22)
• 06. Designing the first page (5:21)
• 07. Designing the first page for productivity (3:48)
• 08. Copying the items to the other view controller (3:44)
• 09. Setting up the outlets (4:03)
• 10. Hooking up the swift file (3:00)
• 11. Adding in the addition variables (1:57)
• 12. Taking in the user data (1:40)
• 13. Adding in the calculation and printing the answer (2:07)
• 14. Adding in the clear Button (1:29)
• 15. Hiding the keyboard (1:20)
• 16. Adding in the multiplication tab (4:48)
• 17. Setting up the division page (4:43)
• 18. Setting up the subtraction page (3:44)
• 19. Finding different solutions (2:43)
• 20. Putting final touches on the design (3:02)
• 21. Challenge add in two more tabs (1:51)

Stock Price Calculator for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the stock price app for OSX (1:01)
• 01. Introduction to the stock price calculator (0:52)
• 02. Designing the app (4:26)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift File (1:36)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift code (1:45)
• 04. Adding in the variables (1:28)
• 04. Setting up the variables (1:44)
• 05. Adding in functions to the app (1:13)
• 06. Taking in the data and converting it to Floats (2:11)
• 06. Taking in the user data (2:12)
• 07. Adding in the percent increase (1:57)
• 05. Adding in the functions (1:33)
• 07. Converting variables to floats (1:57)
• 08. Adding in the percent profit (4:26)
• 08. Adding in the price and hiding the keyboard (3:22)
• 09. Fixing the percent error (1:23)
• 09. Formatting to two decimal places (2:16)
• 10. Calculating the profit (2:42)
• 10. Clearing the app (1:45)
• 11. Designing the app (3:22)
• 11. Rounding to two decimal places (3:00)
• 12. Challenge – Design the app differently (0:44)
• 12. Clearing the app (1:47)
• 13. Designing the app (4:44)
• 14. Challenge – Limit the amount of characters in the profit section (0:32)

Savings App for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the savings app (1:05)
• 02. Designing the labels to the app (5:28)
• 03. Hooking up the swift file (3:16)
• 04. Setting up the Variables (2:25)
• 05. Setting up the functions (2:05)
• 06. Taking in the data (2:26)
• 07. Calculating the income (2:08)
• 08. Calculating the savings (3:01)
• 09. Printing the variables (2:27)
• 10. HIding the keyboard and testing the app (2:12)
• 11. Finxing the bugs (5:33)
• 12. Testing and setting up the clear functionality (4:30)
• 13. Designing the app (4:48)
• 14. Final bugs in the app (2:07)
• 15. Challenge – Add more financial items to the app (0:59)

Savings visualizer for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the savings visualizer (0:54)
• 02. Designing the app (5:42)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift file (2:46)
• 04. Setting up the variables (1:38)
• 05. Adding in the functions (1:38)
• 06. Taking in the data (2:38)
• 07. Performing the math of the equation (1:43)
• 08. Printing the variables (1:32)
• 09. Testing the app and adding in the clear button (2:17)
• 10. Checking to see if the textbox has text (1:39)
• 11. Formating the decimal places (4:19)
• 12. Designing the app (5:55)
• 13. Challenge – add another slider to the app (1:08)

Score Counter for iOS 9

• 01. Introduction to the sports counter app (1:17)
• 02. Designing the app (4:17)
• 03. Hooking up the swift file (2:14)
• 04. Adding in the variables (1:18)
• 05. Adding in the functions (1:32)
• 06. Adding in the score modifier (3:28)
• 07. Testing the app (1:18)
• 08. Setting up the print function (1:40)
• 09. Designing the app part 1 (5:05)
• 10. Sending items to the back (4:26)
• 11. Challenge – Set the score limit to 100 (0:46)

Making a two button quiz for kids for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the simple quiz app (1:05)
• 03. Hooking up the swift file (1:27)
• 02. Desiging the app (2:39)
• 04. Setting up the variables and the arrays (3:29)
• 05. Setting up the functions (2:01)
• 06. Setting up the random numbers and printing the variable (2:39)
• 07. Setting up the button logic (3:47)
• 08. Adding in the incorrect answer logic (1:42)
• 09. Breaking up the functions into more specific functionality (3:15)
• 10. Setting up the total correct logic and testing the app (1:18)
• 11. Resetting the app (1:23)
• 12. Designing the app (3:08)
• 13. Add more items to the array (0:46)

Addition game for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the Algebra addition game (0:50)
• 02. Designing the app (4:39)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift file (2:58)
• 04. Adding in the variables (1:46)
• 05. Randomizing the numbers (2:51)
• 06. Printing the variables (1:17)
• 07. Printing the buttons and setting up the incorrect answers (4:27)
• 08. Adding in the other incorrect answers (2:23)
• 09. Adding in the random number check logic (4:59)
• 10. Setting up the correct answer logic (4:42)
• 11. Printing the stats (3:01)
• 12. Adding in the reset logic (3:20)
• 13. Fixing the reset logic (2:19)
• 14. Designing the app (3:29)
• 15. Challenge – Make 3 different apps for 3 different ages (0:41)

Multiplication game for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the multiplication game (0:44)
• 02. Designing the app (4:30)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift file (2:30)
• 04. Adding in the variables (2:14)
• 05. Randomizing the numbers (3:56)
• 06. Adding in the button logic (1:33)
• 07. Printing the buttons (3:20)
• 08. Adding in the random number checks (2:46)
• 09. Setting up the correct logic (4:40)
• 10. Reseting the app and designing the app (4:58)
• 11. Challenge – Add in 3 different difficulty levels for 3 different ages (0:55)

Subtraction game for iOS9

• 02. Designing the app (3:16)
• 01. Introduction to the subtraction game for iOS (0:37)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift File (2:09)
• 06. Setting up the button logic (2:59)
• 05. Setting up the random buttons (4:24)
• 04. Setting up the variables (1:58)
• 07. Setting up the random number checks (1:55)
• 09. Desingning the app (2:51)
• 08. Setting up the correct button logic (4:31)
• 10. Challenge – Make answers have no negative numbers (0:25)

Algebra Addition game for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the algebra addition game (0:47)
• 02. Designing the app (3:10)
• 03. Hooking up the swift file (2:33)
• 04. Setting up the variables (2:08)
•  06. Adding in the button logic (2:56)
• 05. Adding in the random numbers logic (4:54)
• 07. Adding in the random number checks (2:23)
• 08. Adding in the answers (4:24)
• 09. Testing the app (1:45)
• 10. Designing the app (2:57)
• 11. Challenge – First 5 random numbers different than the next (0:52)

Algebra Multiplication game for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the algebra addition game (0:42)
• 02. Designing the app (3:28)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift file (3:12)
• 04. Adding in the variables (2:01)
• 05. Adding in the random number logic (3:54)
• 06. Adding in the button logic (4:22)
• 07. Adding in the correct logic (4:43)
• 08. Testing the app (1:33)
• 09. Designing the app (4:04)
• 10. Challenge – Make the y variable change spots (0:25)

Playing a video in iOS9

• 01. Making a simple video player app (1:07)
• 02. Adding in the media player framework (3:50)
• 03. Adding in a video file (2:01)
• 04. Adding in the playing variables (3:38)
• 05. Adding in the player logic (2:42)
• 06. Playing the video when the app starts (2:01)
• 07. Playing a video from a server (3:15)
• 08. Challenge – Play the video with the press of a button (0:43)

Compound Interest Calculator for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the compound interest calculator (0:53)
• 02. Designing the app (3:47)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift Code (1:39)
• 04. Adding in the variables (2:01)
• 05. Taking in the user data (1:25)
• 06. Calculating the compound interest (2:53)
• 07. Printing the answer and hiding the keyboard (1:45)
• 08. Testing the app (2:32)
• 09. Clearing the app (2:35)
• 10. Designing the app (4:10)
• 11. Challenge – Add in the amount of money made (0:42)

Number Divisor App for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the number divsor app (1:32)
• 02. Designing the app (4:20)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift file (1:30)
• 04. Adding in variables (1:59)
• 05. Taking in the user data (2:34)
• 06. Calculating the division number (2:09)
• 07. Hiding the keyboard (2:44)
• 08. Adding checks to make sure your app does not crash (3:08)
• 09. Cleaning up the app and clearing the text (3:45)
• 10. Designing the app (4:44)
• 11. Conclusion (1:25)

Coffee Decider for iOS9

• 01. Talking about the coffee Decider app (0:53)
• 02. Designing the app (2:24)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift file (1:20)
• 04. Adding in the arrays (5:02)
• 05. Setting up the coffe array numbers (2:17)
• 06. Setting the array to maximum (2:26)
• 07. Randomizing the numbers (4:08)
• 08. Printing the arrays (4:06)
• 09. Testing the app and auto resizing the size (2:08)
• 10. Designing the app (7:00)
• 11. Challenge – Add more items to have with your coffee (0:45)

Tip Calculator for iOS9

• 01. Introduction to the tip calculator for OSX (1:41)
• 02. Introduction to OSX and XCode (2:24)
• 03. Testing your app early and often (2:37)
• 04. Hooking up the Swift file (4:16)
• 05. Hooking up the Outlets to the Swift File (3:05)
• 06. Adding in the (2:10)
• 07. Talking about functions (2:30)
• 08. Adding Variables to the project (1:54)
• 09. Taking in the user data (2:58)
• 10. Converting the strings to a float (2:49)
• 11. Calculating the tip (2:19)
• 12. Printing the varaibles and testing the app (2:55)
• 13. Formatting number to two decimal places (3:30)
• 14. Adding in the clear button (2:47)
• 15. Final Design Apps (3:07)
• 16. Callenge – Build a new app with a different design (0:51)

Character counter with an array for OSX

• 01. Introduction to the name counter for OSX (1:10)
• 02. Designing the app (2:49)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift File (2:21)
• 04. Setting up a String variable (1:47)
• 05. Setting up the functions (1:40)
• 06. Taking in the user data (1:39)
• 07. Counting the characters (1:09)
• 08. Putting the text into the array (2:19)
• 09. Putting final design touches on the app (4:07)
• 10. Challenge – make another app with a different design and more boxes (1:04)

Making a word Reverser for OSX

• 01. Introduction to the word reverser app (1:30)
• 02. Designing the app (3:47)
• 03. Hooking up the Swift file (1:36)
• 04. Adding in the functions to the app (1:32)
• 05. Adding in variables and talking about scope (1:50)
• 06. Taking in the user data, printing the variable and testing (2:24)
• 07. Reversing the words (2:17)
• 09. Talking about user experience and lower case letters (3:41)
• 10. Adding in the clear button (1:22)
• 11. Designing the app (2:33)
• 12. Challenge – Add in a character count (1:36)

Inspirational quotes for OSX

• 01. Introduction to the inspirational quote app for OSX (0:48)
• 02. Designing the app (2:10)
• 03. Hooking up the swift file (1:40)
• 04. Adding in the variables and the arrays (2:48)
• 05. Setting up the functions (1:29)
• 06. Setting up functions and printing the variables (2:13)
• 07. Adding in a random number (2:57)
• 08 Changing the text of the button (2:47)
• 09. Making sure the numbers don’t repeat (2:35)
• 10. Designing the app