iOS Developer

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Welcome to the iOS Nanodegree! This is where your journey to become an iOS developer begins. Learn about the structure of the program, and determine the best path for you.

Learn about one of the most basic building blocks of nearly every programming language. Variables give developers the ability to store information that can be used to control the behavior.

Add, subtract, multiply, divide, and more using operators and expressions in Swift!

Learn how to control when and how Swift code is executed by using if and else statements.

Learn how to define and use functions, which give developers the ability to bundle up code so that it can be reused multiple times.

Learn how to declare and use structures, or structs, in Swift, and explore Enums, a type that can represent any value in a set of related values.

Why does Swift need this data type that no other language has? Join us as we get to the bottom of this mystery, and learn optionals inside and out.

Playing with Strings is a lot of fun. In this lesson, we'll explore Swift’s String struct, and practice some common string manipulations.

It’s time to explore collection types, including Arrays and Dictionaries.

Learn foundational concepts of object oriented programming, including classes, inheritance, and polymorphism.

An introduction to Swift and Xcode. Swift is Apple's fast-growing programming language for building iOS apps and much more. Xcode is the programming environment used to create native Apple applications with Swift.

Learn about Storyboards — Xcode's interface design tool. Use AutoLayout, UIButtons, and UILabels to create an interface. Start developing the views for the Pitch Perfect app.

Learn how to react to touch events and change the user interface accordingly.

Introduction to AVAudioRecorder, Delegation, and programmatic segues. Setup audio recording in the Pitch Perfect App

Setup audio playback including rate, pitch, echo, and reverb. Learn about UIStackViews and class extensions.

Get a kickstart on your open-ended final app by brainstorming potential ideas!

Create an iPhone app that records a conversation with you and a friend and plays it back to make you sound like a chipmunk or Darth Vader!

Learn how to store your code on Github, and review Swift syntax if needed, before proceeding.

Connect outlets and actions using only code and graphically using storyboard. Use the following UIKit classes: UIButton, UILabel, UISwitch.

Learn how to present views modally using the following UIKit classes: UIImagePickerController, UIAlertController, UIActivityViewController.

Most common UIKit components make use of the delegate pattern. Learn how delegates make important connections between the model, view, and controller.

Create a first version of the MemeMe app that enables a user to take a picture, add text, and share the created meme on Facebook, Twitter, SMS, or email.

You'll create a first version of the MemeMe app that enables a user to take a picture, and add text at the top and bottom to form a meme.

Table views are one of the most commonly used views in iOS apps. Learn how to implement tables in your own apps.

Learn how iOS uses navigation stacks to manage multiple views in an app.

Memes will appear in a tab view with two tabs: a table view and a collection view.

You'll create a final version of the MemeMe App. Memes will appear in a tab view with two tabs: a table view and a collection view.