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Have run this is Mark Price at Dev soap's dot com.

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And in this video I'm just going to talk about some of the things you're going to be learning in this

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course.

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And we currently have about 88 hours of content.

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So it's a lot.

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And this is actually designed to take you from absolute beginner to some really advanced levels.

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And so you're going to want to pace yourself.

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And it's designed that you can make huge progress even before you reach the end.

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So it's great news all the way around.

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So I want to cover some of the concepts that are going to be starting with and move along towards the

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end here.

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So basically what you're going to do is you're going to start by getting started with iOS how to install

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X code.

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And working with different versions of swift and working with normal X code and beta X code and then

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we have internal programming and the switch for basics.

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And this is basically the absolute beginner section for programming and for SWIP.

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So if you never program before this is the place to start.

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And we're also going to cover Swift here and if you learn with any other programming language this will

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go really quick for you.

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But if not we're going to cover even some of the core concepts of programming.

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We talk about some other important things like get in version control how to work with your files and

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then we jump right in into app development.

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And so the next few sections here are all about working with Interface Builder and how to build reusable

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interfaces and adaptable user interfaces are really the core principles of Aiwass development.

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And then you move on to more complex topics such as showing data inside of tables.

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Any common app of used has some type of table in most cases that you're feeding from some type of data

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source.

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We're going to talk about that.

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We're going to talk about some important design principles like model view controller that's a design

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paradigm for mobile app development very important to know.

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And as you go through here the apps will progress in difficulty you'll learn different types of algorithms.

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When I say algorithms that means writing code that solves problems versus just dragging user interface

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elements on the screen you'll actually write code that can make decisions and you're going to work with

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some of the features of Iowa's accelerometer.

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Some of the other frameworks that are available to you like you I split a controller and then one of

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the most important pieces of this course is the slack app right here.

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This is where you're going to build a full scale application that type of application you're going to

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build on a job.

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And so this slack app or this slack clone that you're going to be building basically allows you to connect

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to an API download data.

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You can post data to the API you can fetch it a whole bunch of things in there and when you finished

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that app if you really truly understand everything inside of that section with networking and API you're

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really getting close to be known to start applying for jobs or at least take on contract work or some

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things like that.

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And as you go along you're going to learn more programming principles and more best practice for iOS

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and you get build more full stack applications like pixel city app where you going to work with maps

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and Instagram API.

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And then you're going to learn how to work with data persistence that's how to actually store data on

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the phone and make it really fast to fetch it and to update it when it needs to be updated and you're

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going to learn two different things for that one with core data which is built into iOS and it's fairly

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complex and so we cover all the details of that and the other option here is realm and realm is a third

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party database but used by millions and or thousands of developers millions of users.

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And so we're going to do both.

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So you can see your options there.

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You're going to build a full stack application with firebase and firebase is a back end suite of tools

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and databases so you don't have to go code your own back and server they have all ready to go out of

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the box.

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And more recently they launched a new product called Cloud fire store.

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And we're also going to teach you that and that's brand new stuff.

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Hot off the press and what we're going to cover that in-depth on in-app purchases but not just in-app

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purchases you're going to learn how to do subscriptions how to restore in-app purchases consumables

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non consumables the whole kit and caboodle here.

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You can learn everything you really need to know about in-app purchases.

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You know learn about Touch ID face ID and then we're talking about just Iowas features at this point

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speech recognition sticker packs a 3D touch.

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That's when you touch on icons and you can see shortcuts or you can actually touch the app with the

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3D touch and show context menus that Siri kit where you can use Siri to interact with your application

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replay kit to show videos for games.

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You can also use them in Iowa as well to market using augmented reality machine learning we're going

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to cover we're going to cover some of the brand new iOS 12 models for machine learning and you're going

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to learn an entire section of mobile product design how to actually design apps that people want to

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use what users care about.

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And this is a course in and of itself almost.

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And so you're going to learn how to actually design mobile apps as well.

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And then once you've gotten all that you've really learned a lot about Iowa Estella and I mean a lot.

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You're building full stack applications thousands of lines of code.

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You could at this point probably start applying for a junior I've developer jobs publishing your own

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apps to the apps or whatever you want but one thing that we've added to this course that we have never

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done before is we've added an advanced section and we got a lot of requests for this.

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And what this is going to do is when you've mastered all of these apps and you're getting really good

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we're going to take you to whole new levels and so we introduce starting with some computer science

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portions.

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And the reason why this is in the advanced section is because we want you to build the apps first.

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And computer science principles can be complex and it can be a lot to learn.

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So when you get to the end here then you're going to go do some of these computer science sections working

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with binary hexadecimal things like that.

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And then we're going to talk about advanced swift and when we talk about advance.

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I mean the type of SWIP that you would write on a job not just here is what a protocol is but how do

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you actually use it when should you use it.

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Extension's things like that.

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We're going to cover some of the data structures and algorithms in Swift just a few common ones.

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And then you're going to learn an entire new programming paradigm called protocol oriented programming.

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And this is what Apple has been advocating the last few years.

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A lot of companies are pushing towards this as well as other developers and it's time to actually sit

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down and learn.

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How do you actually write protocols throw all of your code maybe versus using classes and things like

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that.

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It's a very advanced topic here.

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We cover our X Swift or rather reactive programming this is kind of like reactor angular where you have

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observables and you can do these things in swift and a lot of companies and projects are moving to this

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too.

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So we cover this whole new design paradigm and so reactive programming is one design paradigm protocol

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oriented programming is another design paradigm and then we go deep into unit testing and into UI testing.

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And of course every single job you'll probably ever work at is going to require testing of some kind.

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It's just a standard part of the process here.

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So you can Laurell that we added a lot of content here.

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And so before you get to the advanced sections definitely do all of the apps in between.

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Again it is 80 hours of content it's going to take quite some time.

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But I would say add about 20 to 30 hours you're really starting to make amazing progress in Iowa development

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and you can also jump around when you get in some of these mill sections here.

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The accelerometer if you don't want to if you don't care about accelerometer you don't need so you don't

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need to learn.

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You can move on to a few maps if you care about maps you can move onto it.

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We teach the core principles throughout this course in these various apps but they're designed in a

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way where you can jump around to some of these other topics here.

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So do follow along up until you get into the slack app.

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And after that if you're feeling like you want to learn something different that's that's not in this

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path.

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You can jump around but do make sure you take all of the sections here because by the end of the course

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you're going to learn best programming practices and you'll be building fully functional applications.

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I'm super excited to teach you.

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So let's go ahead and get started.