iOS Tutorial (2020): How To Make Your First App

In this iOS tutorial, you'll learn how to get set up for iOS app development, how to use the tools required and how to write/read Swift code so that you can build your own app! By the end of this iOS development tutorial, you'll have built your first fully functional app!

Timestamps:
Chapter 1 - Xcode: 00:00:00
Chapter 2 - Auto Layout: 00:15:50
Chapter 3 - Stack Views: 00:47:12
Chapter 4 - First User Interface: 01:02:11
Chapter 5 - Swift Basics (I): 01:32:55
Chapter 6 - Swift Basics (II): 01:52:55
Chapter 7 - Swift Basics (III): 02:15:08
Chapter 8 - Connect Elements: 02:32:48
Chapter 9 - User Interactions: 02:55:35
Chapter 10 - Coding Logic: 03:06:45

This video series will teach a beginner with no programming experience how to make iPhone apps. I'm creating these videos with the assumption that the student has no prior knowledge and is starting from scratch.
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[chuckmiddleton]

Doesn't get any better than this tutorial. I am a computer hw/sw/fw engineer with 40+ years of c, SmallTalk and Java experience and was interested in learning how to program apps for iOS as well as the Swift language. Chris tackled both at the same time with straightforward yet thorough examples. Loved watching this !

[hurbig]

Wow, I am blown away by how comprehensive your instructions are. It's the perfect middle ground of explaining what you're doing and not over-explaining and stopping the flow of the lesson.

[leopolddorilas]

16 year old student who's taking ap cs next year. for some reason i decided to learn all this and make an app so I can enter an app building contest next fall. wish me luck!

[kinouillek]

WOW just spent a week working on this. This isn't JUST a 3 and a half hour course... if you take notes, try to understand all the principles and play with them... it is a good week of work. Chris definitely put some time into this course and I would like to say a big thank you to you sir. I'm not going to lie, I still need a lot of info but at least I'm getting an understanding on how things work. I'm going to continue looking at the other videos and keep on learning. First of... I need to re-watch that video...Again to make sure I got everything right haha. Hopefully that will be a lot faster.

[VarunSingh-omks]

Best thing about your tutorial is that you are not only making the project but along with that you are explaining each and everything which comes in the way to make application.

[mkamal]

I need to sleep but can’t close the video, it’s full of valuable info and I learned how to create basic app and looking forward to improve.
Very thankful, your teaching way is better than my professors in college :)

[tommwenda]

I watched your tutorials and I can say you are really a great teacher, I learnt iOS programming in just 4 hours. Keep it up.

[hassanlearns]

Hello chris thank you so much for this. I have xcode but its way different now with all of the updates so I am having trouble following you. Will you make an xcode tutorial for 2024 version?

[kiaschaos]

I’m 13-years-old and I checked my country’s curriculum and found out that they don’t offer classes on computer science. That’s why I’m trying to teach myself!
Thank you so much for this. 🙏
Other tutorials are too complicated to the point where I get scared to even start.
This is by far the best tutorial I’ve found online.
Thank you for the video and wish me luck!

[neilthella]

Useful Tip: Instead of holding the ^ key and dragging your mouse, you can simply right click the object and drag a line over to the code.

[trog]

I have a master's in CS and Chris did a fantastic job of explaining OOP, specifically in Ch 5-7. I'd recommend watching those chapters for anyone interested in beginning to learn an OOP language

[semilife]

A solid iOS tutorial, explaining clearly everything you are doing. I have easily understood constraints for the first time. May you continue to inspire and teach. Many thanks Chris, look forward to your additional content.

[carneiro.fernando]

This is the best video about development I ever saw. I'm not english fluent but understood absolutely averything without captions. Video is perfect, concise and very very well explained. Thank you soo much, don't stop to make this highest level quality videos!!

[soonfamous]

I want to write this comment not only as a review but as a big thank you for your work. I am a relatively experienced C# programmer with a Unity and Game Dev background. I often take courses to bolster my knowledge of subjects, but mostly contained on the previous topic. I decided to learn some "real" programming and dive into the native code of iOS and your videos have been a gem. You are doing a great job, not only at explaining stuff but also having an approach that does not seem repetitive or trivial. Probably does not mean much but you have a long-distance appreciator. Salute from Stockholm Sweden.

[birminghammanuk]

These lessons very are easy to follow and it’s a useful skill set to have (especially for myself). I’ve been involved in SAP for the past 20 years, my intention is to build apps on iPhones/iPads that interact with SAP. Many thanks to Chris for such a well laid out course, your hard work is appreciated.

[iasonaskyprios]

Hello Chris im really enjoying your tutorial but i have a problem
i dont have a Controler view file it says content view and im stuck can you help me?

[AlmightyGTR]

Amazing video and exercises Chris! I have done a ton of C++ back about 15-20 years ago, but always thought of how tough it would be to pick up something new like swift, and maybe use my forgotten coding skills to start making apps. Within a week your video allowed me to use images from your last exercise and create a full fledged black jack app. Quite happy I found you channel.

One big relief for me was that POPL(Principles of Programming Languages), OOP(Object Oriented Programming), AAD (Algorithm Analysis and Design), etc. are still pretty much the same, so I think I should be able to pick it up again.

A big thank you!!!

[michaelnene]

Hi Chris, I can’t find the link to download the sign in background. Please can you share? Thanks

[niranjanchinda]

we need people like u who are active on everyone's comments. Most youtubers don't help each and every person