Develop apps for Apple platforms

Three frameworks, three projects

The course is organised around a set of sample apps, each chosen to introduce a different part of Apple development. SwiftUI is introduced through a meetings app, UIKit through a task tracker, and then testing, generics and concurrency through an app that loads remote data.

Beyond the basics

Once the fundamentals are in place, the material turns to testing code that loads data from a server. A separate sample app shows how a macOS app can present training content and what fundamental macOS traits look like in practice.

Who it suits

Beginners who learn best by building things, and developers from other platforms who want a guided tour of Apple's frameworks. The project-first structure keeps most of the time in Xcode rather than in reading about it.

• Working with SwiftUI's declarative approach.
• Understanding UIKit's imperative style.
• Testing an app that depends on remote data.