SwiftUI - Declarative Interfaces for any Apple Device

Updated to include Swift 2.0 controls - Includes State, Binding, ObservableObject, MVVM, Web API, Core Data, Core ML

SwiftUI - Declarative Interfaces for any Apple Device

InstructorMohammad Azam

Duration26h 32m

Students12.4K

Rating4.5 (2,331)

Comidoc Analysis

Multi-platform SwiftUI fundamentals with legacy content concerns

Strengths

Clear Instructional Delivery

The instructor provides precise explanations of technical details without becoming overly complex.

Diverse Feature Integration

Best suited to

iOS developers seeking an overview of SwiftUI
Learners interested in multi-platform Apple device development

Less suited to

Developers requiring the latest iOS 16+ API implementations
Advanced learners seeking highly challenging app projects

Editorial course preview

What the public course preview actually shows

These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.

Xcode IDE window displaying SwiftUI code for a hiking app on the left and a live canvas preview of the mobile interface showing a mountain landscape on the right. — Preview 1 of 4
The Xcode development environment displays SwiftUI source code alongside a live canvas preview rendering the hiking application's user interface.

A mobile simulator displaying a coffee ordering application interface with options to select coffee type and size. — Preview 2 of 4
The mobile simulator displays a coffee ordering application form featuring selection options for coffee types like Cappuccino and Espresso, along with size choices.

An iPhone simulator displaying a Core ML application interface that identifies an image of a tree as rapeseed. — Preview 3 of 4
A mobile simulator demonstrates a Core ML integration within a SwiftUI app, showing the successful detection and classification of a tree species from a photograph.

A macOS desktop screen showing an iPhone simulator running a map application that displays nearby coffee shops and Starbucks locations with red pins. — Preview 4 of 4
The mobile simulator demonstrates the NearMe app interface, displaying a map view with search results for coffee shops and specific location details.