Master Objective-C with our comprehensive course covering iOS 7 features, Xcode 5, and essential programming concepts for developers.
This course is all about diving into Objective-C for iOS. You’ll get to know the cool features of iOS 7 and Xcode 5 while picking up the basics of programming. With easy-to-digest videos and hands-on demos, you’ll be coding in no time!
A quick look for developers into the features of iOS 7 & Xcode 5 with Airdrop, Spritekit, Game Center & Camera Updates.
Objective C is a native programming language used in developing Apple’s iOS and Mac OS X operating systems as well as its applications. This course on Objective-C programming language is designed to serve as both a concise quick-reference and a comprehensive introduction for newcomers to the language.
The most important thing to do when learning Objective-C is to focus on concepts and not get lost in language technical details.
The purpose of learning a programming language is to become a better programmer, that is to become more effective at designing and implementing new systems and at maintaining old ones.
Objective-C has large base of iOS users and largely increasing Mac OS X users and since Apple focuses on quality first, its wonderful for those who started learning Objective-C.
Designed by seasoned experts and tutors who know exactly how to present the course in a systematic step by step manner - this is by far the most thorough Objective C course available anywhere - online today!
If you've struggled with other Objective C online courses, that confuse you and cause you to drop out - this is exactly what you're looking for.
The full course spans over a total of about three hours of high quality video training. All topics are easy to learn and presented in digestible short 5 to 15 minute videos. The course contains discussions, demos, and exercises to test your skill. All demos come with full source code.
We start the course with some of the important design patterns used when developing in Objective - C for iPhones and iPads.
Completing this course will give basic understanding of Objective C
Code demonstrations in the lectures by our Mentor
Detailed and informative video lectures by our Mentor
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Finally!! i got the course content which i was looking for thanks to EDU Mobile Academy for such a nice Course. I really enjoyed this course while i was learning.because the content and Explantation was to the point and for me ,So thats make it easier to pick the things which were important.
I like the in depth explanation
It's an awesome material with nice explanation. Good sound quality, good resolution and good teacher's diction. Definitely worthwhile!
clear explanation on every single subject with demo
It was mentioned in the tutorial that many other details would be taught in detail like blocks and enumeration which is missing.
This is a good intro course if you're coming from C to Objective-C. He does a good job of explaining the Objective-C-specific terminology.
Very good explanation and tutorial. Thanks for your help
Everything is explained as it should be. Nice fast course, recommended for all Obj-C programers.
Didn't explain what anything was at the start, he just babbled on about bytes.
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Debbie K.
On the 1st assignment, I already have no idea how to even create the file in XCODE (since that was not covered). Also, the methods Rick uses are no longer available. And in the first assignment, adding in the log part was just adding confusion/complexity to the solution to the assignment. MOST IMPORTANTLY: In the first/intro video, many units are shown. The course only does unit 1. Why was that not mentioned???