- $2,000
Build a Production-ready SwiftUI App
- 3 left
Master SwiftUI 4 in six weeks
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Starts 1st February
Let's build Twitter
The Twitter app is a perfect example to learn all the intricacies of SwitUI. And we're going to build it for iOS (iPhone and iPad) and macOS 🙀
👉 No prior SwiftUI knowledge is required
👉 Built in SwiftUI 4
👉 At the end of this course you will know how to build production ready applications with SwiftUI
👉 Ask any questions in the Live sessions
👉 No prior SwiftUI knowledge is required
👉 Built in SwiftUI 4
👉 At the end of this course you will know how to build production ready applications with SwiftUI
👉 Ask any questions in the Live sessions
This is the most comprehensive SwiftUI course
- App Life-Cycle
- Layout Behaviour
- Layout Views (ex. VStack)
- Control Views (ex. Button)
- Layout Modifiers (ex. frame)
- Control Modifiers (ex. toolbar)
- Image Modifiers (ex. resizable)
- Effect Modifiers (ex. corenrRadius)
- Data Handling (ex. @State)
- MVVM / MVS / MV
- Custom Property wrappers
- Navigation
- Styling
- View Extensions
- Project Structure Best Practices
- Animation
- AsyncImage
- Async/await
Screenshots
These are some of the views that we'll build
6 Zoom sessions
Become a SwiftUI expert by attending 6 Zoom sessions in 6 weeks. Each session is 2 hours long, of which 1.5 is coaching you and half an hour Q&A. All recorded for you to re-watch later at your own convenience.
Testimonials
SwiftUI Camp was a great way to learn some expert tricks and get a deeper understanding of the fundamentals. I highly recommend it for anyone who is looking to take their SwiftUI development skills to the next level
Matthew Sargeant
Joining this program was the best decision I’ve ever made in my career. The information is gold. It is exactly what you need to level up your SwiftUI skills. Alex is so thorough in all of the coding problems and everything just drops in together super quickly
Agota Matyas
I’ve really enjoyed the sessions. A lot was covered in a short amount of time, plus having a recording for each lesson afterwards allowed to review them later at your own pace. Good energy and genuine care for students.
Agris Alksnis
Alex is a natural teacher and coach with the inside cheat codes on how to set up and execute a professional iOS SwiftUI portfolio. Some of the best parts about SwiftUI Camp are that Alex gives you all the tools and libraries that he uses on a daily basis, and answers all your questions in a clear and insightful way. I have been self-teaching Swift and SwiftUI for over a year as part of a career switch, and needed someone to help me organize my tutorial-driven knowledge and style into a coherent strategy for making good apps. Rebeloper's SwiftUI Camp I feel has elevated me to a point where I will be able to execute on my next app in a way that will be helpful for both its success and in supporting my career transition.
Tom Wilson
I just completed the Rebeloper two-week SwiftUI Camp. I enjoyed it for a number of reasons:
1. Over the two-weeks, our instructor Alex Nagy proceeded to develop a framework application (CampInstaApp) in Xcode while explaining step-by-step what he was doing.
2. He recorded every 2-hour class so we could work through the day's lesson at our own pace.
3. Class by class CampInstaApp was extended to include Firebase access, login, authentication, following, posting, etc. All functions of a modern application.
4. Alex included an amazing comprehensive library of his own extensions to SwiftUI. We students are free to use this library in our own applications.
5. The final product is a professionally developed application constructed using Alex's IVO alternative to MVVM. This is an invaluable resource for any prospective iPhone app developer.
It was truly instructive to watch a professional SwiftUI programmer develop a modern working application. Taking SwiftUI Camp made me a better programmer. Thank you, Alex.
Chuck Diggins
I had a good experience in the boot camp. I came in having very little knowledge of swift ui, app architecture and fire base. Now after finishing, I have a better understanding of it.
You were clear at explaining some of the syntax for swift ui with examples that were helpful. For example when you referred the navigation stack as a stacked deck of cards.