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Take two great iOS programming courses at a reduced price. This comprehensive course combines Objective-C Programming — a rapid introduction that will get you up to speed on Objective-C quickly — and iOS Development in Objective-C, a thorough introduction to developing apps for the iOS platform. Includes a discussion on the role of Swift in the future of iOS development.
This 7-day intensive is a great way to get your iOS development going quickly and smoothly. Gain real, hands-on proficiency coupled with insight into key iOS design patterns, development techniques, and best practices.
By the end of the class, you'll have written non-trivial apps from scratch that embody the things you've learned throughout the week. You'll have a solid understanding of every line of code you've written, plus experience using various debugging techniques to resolve issues along the way.
A rapid introduction to the basics of ANSI C and Objective-C programming. This course is designed get you up to speed on the language features and Foundation framework APIs you'll need in everyday Cocoa development. Provides deep insight into Objective-C's dynamic runtime system, along with some of the more challenging aspects of C and Objective-C programming.
A rapid introduction that builds practical knowledge of iOS development from the ground up. This course carefully weaves topics in a way that reveals the inner workings of key mechanisms of Cocoa touch such as the responder chain, the view hierarchy, and target-action. The goal is not only to understand how to make an iOS app work, but also to understand why it works the way it does — insight that will help in resolving issues, learning new topics, and making better-informed design decisions.
Professional developers who are interested in learning to develop iOS apps
Experience with a compiled language such as C# or Java, or a dynamic language such as Ruby or Python