This iOS development course teaches Swift and SwiftUI, Apple's modern way to build apps for iPhone and iPad. Classes are live, in small batches, taught in Hinglish, with a mentor reviewing every assignment. UIKit and Storyboards are covered as background.
At a glance
Tools
Who it's for
Before you start
Outcomes
Real skills you can show — every project goes on your GitHub.
Syllabus
Each module has a clear goal, live classes, a lab session and practice you push to GitHub. Your mentor reviews it and tells you exactly how to improve.
Module 1
Write small Swift programs using the core language features.
SwiftXcode Playgrounds
Practice: Quiz game in a Swift Playground · Simple expense calculator
Module 2
Create, run and debug an app in the iOS Simulator.
XcodeiOS Simulator
Practice: Hello app with a button and a changing message
Module 3
Build screens with SwiftUI using a declarative style.
SwiftUIXcode Previews
Practice: Tip calculator · Habit list with add and delete
Module 4
Read older iOS code that uses View Controllers and Storyboards.
UIKitInterface Builder
Practice: Two-screen app in UIKit, compared with the SwiftUI version
Module 5
Save app data so it is still there when the app is opened again.
UserDefaultsCore DataSwiftData
Practice: To-Do App with Core Data or SwiftData
Module 6
Load data from the internet and show it in a list.
URLSessionCodable
Practice: Weather App using a public API
Module 7
Add reactive code, notifications and a backend to an app.
CombineFirebaseApple Push Notification service (overview)
Practice: Chat App with Firebase
Module 8
Test the app and learn how an app reaches the App Store.
XCTestTestFlight (overview)
Practice: Capstone app with tests and a README on GitHub
Projects
Pick one, plan it like a real team with tickets, build it, and present it. It becomes the centrepiece of your portfolio.
Add, complete and delete tasks, saved on the device with categories and simple search.
Search a city and show current weather and a forecast from a public API.
Users sign in and send messages in real time, with a chat list and message screen.
Track income and spending, with totals by category on a SwiftUI summary screen.
Opening soon
This specialisation isn't scheduled yet. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you first when a batch opens. We open the courses with the most interest first.
Where it can lead
Roles this skill helps you towards
No course can guarantee a job. We help you build real skills, real projects and a portfolio you can show.
FAQ
The batch is not scheduled yet. Join the waitlist and we will tell you first when dates are fixed.
No. Xcode, the tool used to build iPhone apps, runs only on a Mac. If you do not have one, Flutter or React Native let you build apps from Windows and test on an Android phone.
Not required. The iOS Simulator on your Mac is enough for learning. An iPhone is nice for final testing.
SwiftUI is Apple's modern toolkit and easier to learn. We still explain UIKit and Storyboards, because many existing apps use them.
No. You can build and test apps in the Simulator for free. Publishing on the App Store needs a paid Apple Developer Program membership, billed yearly by Apple.
Classes are in Hinglish. Notes, code and Xcode stay in English.
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