Use Xcode 10 & Swift 4 to make real iOS12 apps like Uber and Instagram, with CoreML & ARKit, and more!
InstructorRob Percival
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The curriculum is structured around building specific functional applications, such as Instagram, Tinder, and Uber clones.
Instruction includes explanations of the Xcode interface, which assists learners transitioning from other programming environments.
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An instructor is pictured alongside a graphic displaying the course title for an iOS 12 developer program and the distinctive logo for the Xcode development environment.
A slide displaying the word INCLUDING above a graphic of a microchip labeled ML, indicating that machine learning topics are part of the course curriculum.
The curriculum utilizes Xcode 9 and Swift 4; while the last-updated date suggests recent changes, several reviews from before that update report syntax mismatches in modern environments. The update label may have addressed these issues, but it does not prove a correction.
Advanced modules, specifically regarding ARKit, have been noted as difficult to follow due to rapid delivery and limited conceptual depth in reviews from before the displayed update. The update label may have addressed this pacing, but it does not prove a correction.
The course aligns with its target of absolute beginners through detailed interface explanations and structured progression.