Learn to build educational apps in XCode 6 with Swift and C

Learn to build educational apps in XCode 6 with Swift and C, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 190 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 977 subscribers.

You will learn about Build 12 educational apps in Xcode 6 Learn how to produce apps This course is ideal for individuals who are Complete beginners or NOT experienced programmers It is particularly useful for Complete beginners or NOT experienced programmers.

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Summary

Title: Learn to build educational apps in XCode 6 with Swift and C

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 190

Number of Published Lectures: 190

Number of Curriculum Items: 190

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 190

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build 12 educational apps in Xcode 6

Learn how to produce apps

Who Should Attend

Complete beginners

NOT experienced programmers

Target Audiences

Complete beginners

NOT experienced programmers

Have you ever wanted to learn how to build apps? This course is for you! This course will show you how to build educational apps for iOS and OSX in Xcode 6! Learn how to build apps for a very lucrative area of the app store!

This course will show you how to code in Swift and Objective – C. This course is for complete beginners and not experienced programmers. Learn how to build apps for yourself, your kids or somebody you know.

John Bura is one of the 10 highest grossing Udemy instructors. Recently the top 10 instructors have sold over 10 million dollars of courses collectively. John Bura has been programming games since 1997 and teaching since 2002. John is the owner of the game development studio Mammoth Interactive. This company produces XBOX 360, iPhone, iPad, android, HTML 5, ad-games and more. Mammoth Interactive recently sold a game to Nickelodeon! John has been contracted by many different companies to provide game design, audio, programming, level design and project management. To this day John has 40 commercial games that he has contributed to. Several of the games he has produced have risen to the top 10 in the Apples app store. In his spare time John likes to play ultimate Frisbee, cycle and work out.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course format

Chapter 2: Very simple addition app for kids

Lecture 1: 01. Introduction to making a simple app for kids

Lecture 2: 02. Designing the app

Lecture 3: 03. Adding in the code to the swift file

Lecture 4: 04. Adding in variables

Lecture 5: 05. Adding a function to make the code easier to read

Lecture 6: 06. Adding in the random numbers

Lecture 7: 07. Adding in the button logic function

Lecture 8: 08. Printing the answer to the random button

Lecture 9: 09. Adding in the wrong answers to the button

Lecture 10: 10. Adding in the correct choice logic

Lecture 11: 11. Making the buttons work

Lecture 12: 12. Making the next question button work

Lecture 13: 13. Make sure there are no duplicate answers

Lecture 14: 14. Designing the app

Lecture 15: 15. Conclusion and challenge

Chapter 3: Make a small addition app

Lecture 1: 01. Making a small kids addition game

Lecture 2: 02. Adding in the items

Lecture 3: 03. Setting up the code

Lecture 4: 04. Adding in a separate function for ease

Lecture 5: 05. Testing the app and adding variables

Lecture 6: 06. Selecting random numbers

Lecture 7: 07. Adding in the answer logic

Lecture 8: 08. Adding in the correct button logic

Lecture 9: 09. Adding an if statement

Lecture 10: 10. Testing and adding more functionality

Lecture 11: 11. Adding in multiple choice logic

Lecture 12: 12. Adding in the button logic part 1

Lecture 13: 13. Adding in the button logic part 2

Lecture 14: 14. Rearranging the app

Lecture 15: 15. Adding in the reset button

Lecture 16: 16. Fixing the GUI and testing the app

Lecture 17: 17. Testing the app and fixing the button problem part 1

Lecture 18: 18. Fixing the usibility portion of the app

Lecture 19: 19. Fixing the if statement

Lecture 20: 20. Testing the app to make sure it works before design

Lecture 21: 21. Designing the app

Lecture 22: 22. Course conclusion and challenge

Chapter 4: OSX Kids addition game

Lecture 1: 01. Introduction to the OSX addition game for kids

Lecture 2: 02. Designing the app

Lecture 3: 03. Hooking up the .h and the .m file

Lecture 4: 04. Adding in the game logic void

Lecture 5: 05. Adding in a void to make programming easier

Lecture 6: 06. Assigning random numbers

Lecture 7: 07. Printing the numbers to the screen

Lecture 8: 08. Adding in the answer to the program

Lecture 9: 09. Setting up the correct button logic

Lecture 10: 10. Adding in the incorrect numbers

Lecture 11: 11. Adding in the correct button logic

Lecture 12: 12. Adding the correct answer logic

Lecture 13: 13. Adding in the final stages

Lecture 14: 14. Course conclusion and challenge

Chapter 5: OSX Subtraction Game for kids

Lecture 1: 01. Introduction to the kids subtraction game

Lecture 2: 02. Designing the app

Lecture 3: 03. Setting up the .h file and the .m file

Lecture 4: 04. Adding a void to make coding easier

Lecture 5: 05. Adding in the variables

Lecture 6: 06. Randomizing the numbers and printing the variables

Lecture 7: 07. Adding in an answer and fixing the problem

Lecture 8: 08. Adding in the button answer

Lecture 9: 09. Printing the correct button with the correct answer

Lecture 10: 10. Adding in the icorrect answers

Lecture 11: 11. Adding in the corret button boolean

Lecture 12: 12. Printing the rest of the logic

Lecture 13: 13. Course conclusion and challenge

Chapter 6: OSX Make an algebra addition game

Lecture 1: 01. Introduction to the Algebra addition game

Lecture 2: 02. Designing the app

Lecture 3: 03. Hooking up the code to the .h and the .m file

Lecture 4: 04. Adding .in a void to make programming easier

Lecture 5: 05. Adding in variables

Lecture 6: 06. Adding in the random numbers

Lecture 7: 07. Setting up the x logic

Lecture 8: 08. Printing the random numbers

Lecture 9: 09. Adding in the correct button

Lecture 10: 10. Adding in the incorrect answers

Lecture 11: 11. Adding in the correct button logic

Lecture 12: 12. Adding in the button logic

Lecture 13: 13. Course conclusion and challenge

Chapter 7: OSX subtraction algebra game

Lecture 1: 01. Introduction to the Algebra subtraction game

Lecture 2: 02. Designing the app

Lecture 3: 03. Setting up the .h and the. m file

Lecture 4: 04. Adding in the variables

Lecture 5: 05. Randomizing the numbers

Lecture 6: 06. Adding in the x logic

Lecture 7: 07. Adding in the correct answer to the button

Lecture 8: 08. Adding in the incorrect button logic

Lecture 9: 09. Adding in the correct button boolean

Lecture 10: 10. Finishing the game

Lecture 11: 11. Making sure there are no negative nubmers

Lecture 12: 12. One final fix

Lecture 13: 13. Course conclusion and challenge

Chapter 8: Algebra addition game

Instructors

John Bura
Best Selling Instructor Web/App/Game Developer 1Mil Students

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