Bitfountain Objective-C for iOS 9

Bitfountain Objective-C for iOS 9 , available at Free, has an average rating of 4.65, with 39 lectures, based on 79 reviews, and has 5756 subscribers.

You will learn about Build iOS 9 apps in Objective-C Interoperate between Swift and Objective-C Read and manipulate Objective-C libraries This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is not for students who are complete beginners in programming. See our iOS 9 Foundation Course if you are new to coding. It is particularly useful for This course is not for students who are complete beginners in programming. See our iOS 9 Foundation Course if you are new to coding.

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Summary

Title: Bitfountain Objective-C for iOS 9

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 39

Number of Published Lectures: 39

Number of Curriculum Items: 39

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 39

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build iOS 9 apps in Objective-C

Interoperate between Swift and Objective-C

Read and manipulate Objective-C libraries

Who Should Attend

This course is not for students who are complete beginners in programming. See our iOS 9 Foundation Course if you are new to coding.

Target Audiences

This course is not for students who are complete beginners in programming. See our iOS 9 Foundation Course if you are new to coding.

Although Swift is the future of iOS development, Objective-C is still relevant. If you’re trying to get a job as an iOS developer, knowing Objective-C is required. Most legacy libraries are written in the language, and you need to know how to interact with them. Learn everything you need to know by building a pirate adventure game through the expert, heartcrafted methods used in all Bitfountain courses.

Most iOS courses these days are teaching Swift. We teach Swift in our intro course too! But we also realize that the days of Objective-C are far from over. If you have a little experience coding, we’ll get you building iOS 9 apps in Objective-C quickly.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Objective-C Intro

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Create the Pirate Adventure Game in Objective-C

Lecture 1: Create the Pirate Adventure Game in Objective-C

Lecture 2: Storyboard Setup

Lecture 3: Adding IBOutlets

Lecture 4: Adding IBActions

Lecture 5: Creating a Weapon Model

Lecture 6: Creating an Armor Model

Lecture 7: Creating a Boss Model

Lecture 8: Creating a Character Model

Lecture 9: Creating a Tile Model

Lecture 10: Create a Boss Instance

Lecture 11: Create a Character Instance

Lecture 12: Creating the Tiles Method

Lecture 13: Creating Additional Tiles Part 1

Lecture 14: Creating Additional Tiles Part 2

Lecture 15: Creating Additional Tiles Part 3

Lecture 16: Creating Additional Tiles Part 4

Lecture 17: Setup Game Method

Lecture 18: Setup and Track Current Point

Lecture 19: Add Character Attributes

Lecture 20: Update Tile Helper Method

Lecture 21: Update Buttons Helper Method

Lecture 22: GameBrain class and tileExistsAtPoint method

Lecture 23: Using the tileExistsAtPoint method

Lecture 24: Implementing our Navigation Buttons

Lecture 25: Implementing ActionButtonPressed

Lecture 26: Implementing ResetButtonPressed

Lecture 27: Declaring a Winner

Lecture 28: Adding a PlayerDidWin Protocol

Lecture 29: Conforming to the the GameBrainDelegate

Lecture 30: Announcing the Winner

Chapter 3: Nil vs Null

Lecture 1: Nil vs Null Introduction

Lecture 2: Playing with Nil vs Null

Chapter 4: Pointers Strong vs Weak Introduction

Lecture 1: Pointers Strong vs Weak Introduction

Chapter 5: Thread Safety Atomic vs Nonatomic

Lecture 1: Thread safety atomic vs nonatomic Introduction

Chapter 6: Object vs Primitive

Lecture 1: Object vs Primitive Introduction

Lecture 2: Playing with Object vs Primitive

Chapter 7: Sending Messages

Lecture 1: Sending Messages Introduction

Lecture 2: Playing with Sending Messages

Instructors

John Omar
Designer, developer, teacher at Bitfountain

Khari Slaughter
UI/UX Designer at Bitfountain.io

Eliot Arntz
Master iOS Teacher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes

2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 11 votes

4 stars: 32 votes

5 stars: 31 votes

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