iOS 12: Learn to Code & Build Real iOS 12 Apps in Swift 4.2

Master iOS 12 development with Swift 4.2 building full-stack apps in this brand new course. Incl. Core ML 2 & ARKit 2!

4.56 (912 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Mobile Apps

What you will learn

Build full-scale iOS 12 apps

Become a Swift 4 programmer

Submit your app to the App Store!

Develop Augmented Reality apps using the newest ARKit 2 framework

Develop CoreML 2 apps

Learn how to build apps with Firebase

Learn basic to intermediate iOS development

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Our Verdict

This course by Jonny Burgoyne and Caleb Stultz offers exceptional clarity in teaching iOS 12 development with a strong focus on ARKit 2, CoreML 2, and Firebase implementation. The real-life app projects and well-thought-out curriculum provide an immersive learning experience. However, be prepared for a challenging curriculum that ramps up quickly, potentially causing frustration amongst beginners. While the instructor interaction is commendable, occasional technical hiccups might disrupt your learning flow. Despite these minor drawbacks, this course stands out as one of Udemy's best options for iOS development.

What We Liked

Comprehensive coverage of iOS 12 development with real-world app examples
Highly responsive instructor answers questions and provides feedback on student projects
Includes building full-scale ARKit 2 & CoreML 2 apps, using Firebase, and submitting your app to the App Store
Easy-to-understand explanations with original analogies and metaphors

Potential Drawbacks

Steep learning curve, with difficulty ramping up quickly and some exercises missing solutions
Lack of programmatic approach may be unsatisfactory for advanced developers looking to skip storyboards
Occasional issues moving project locations or setting up certain simulators—restarting the projects is required
Relatively small number of diagrams and graphics may not suit all learning styles