Master Objective-C for iOS development by exploring legacy libraries and building a pirate adventure game. Essential skills for future iOS developers.
This course teaches you Objective-C, crucial for iOS development, especially for working with legacy libraries. You'll get hands-on experience by building a fun pirate adventure game and learn how to make Objective-C and Swift work together smoothly.
Although Swift is the future of iOS Dev, Objective-C is still required by employers. Learn how to read and write it.
Although Swift is the future of iOS development, Objective-C is still relevant. If you're trying to get a job as an iOS developer, knowing Objective-C is required. Most legacy libraries are written in the language, and you need to know how to interact with them. Learn everything you need to know by building a pirate adventure game through the expert, heartcrafted methods used in all Bitfountain courses.
Most iOS courses these days are teaching Swift. We teach Swift in our intro course too! But we also realize that the days of Objective-C are far from over. If you have a little experience coding, we'll get you building iOS 9 apps in Objective-C quickly.
Build iOS 9 apps in Objective-C
Interoperate between Swift and Objective-C
Read and manipulate Objective-C libraries
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John was the lead iOS developer at Fast Society and Cameo until he started Bitfountain in 2012. The apps that John has contributed to have appeared in TechCrunch, Mashable and the New York Times. At Bitfountain, John oversees all projects from a technical and strategic perspective. At Bitfountain, John has taught over 120,000 students how to code online.
Khari is a graphic artist and designer from Boston, MA. After completing his degree in Sociology at Wesleyan University he moved his life to Paris where he continues to live. A degree candidate for the MFA Design and Technology at Parsons The New School, Khari maintains a firm connection with both tactile and digital media, constantly experimenting and pushing the...
Eliot regularly teaches iOS development classes and workshops at General Assembly and guest lectures for companies and development boot camps around NYC. He also taught the inaugural class for Coalition for Queens which focused on increasing diversity in iOS development. He also coaches students in a one-on-one environment with a focus on transitioning to full time development. Eliot cofounded and...
I wanted to learn more syntax basics. The course was a specific example which is fine but there was a lot of missing explanation of syntax being used and/or API usage.
Goodbye
Does not answer comments on course. Two years passed, still no answers. Does not update broken links for assets which the course is entirely based on - Meaning that the course is not possible to code alongside. I highly recommend not taking the course as it is entirely useless without assets. The author also mentions "Feel free to ask in the comments for this course", while this would be a great opportunity, it is not very convenient as you will never get a reply.
Compact but solid and well organized introduction to ObjC world.
Somewhere there are mistakes. For example, importing classes in header files. And somewhere there are strange things. For example, it is unclear, why we use mutable arrays for first and second column, but immutable for returning array at creating factory for tiles.
Great intro to the basics of Objective-C
I came hoping to learn Objective-C and so far the entire subject of this course has been watching someone make a game without any explanation.
Expert knowledge and sound good.
very good teacher
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