How to Make an App | Build iOS App with Swift 3 and Xcode 8 Tutorial

In this series, we'll start learning how to code with Swift, a new programming language and build a motivational quote app for iOS. Here're the tools you'll need:

MacBook or any computer runs the latest version of OS X (required)
Xcode (a free software by Apple)
An online training course (this one and Total iOS Blueprint will be an awesome start for you!)
In this video, we'll dive deep into:

Debunk a huge myth in the industry that may be stopping you from learning to code and having a career as a developer
How to install tools you'll need
Create a new project for you app
An overview of Xcode
App resources and design app UI (user interface)

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Code Hangout is hosted by Duc Tran, founder of Developers Academy.

This is his free-style no notes, no teleprompter presentation and live coding broadcast with you guys everyday.

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[heavyrain]

The PASSION is overflowing out of the screen. Awesome!

[baachikuu]

Wow. Your enthusiasm is overflowing! Awesome!

[mostaza]

Dude! This video was great. I think you deserve more subscribers :-)

[dcosta]

I really enjoyed this tutorial and appreciate the time and effort you put into doing it. You are a great teacher and I look forward to future videos. FYI, about 2 years ago I spent several months writing an iPhone App called "WutzWhere". Swift did not exist then, so I wrote it in Objective-C. I incorporated some of the topics you cover in this tutorial, so it was great to see how the same things were accomplished using Swift. If you wouldn't mind, could you please download the free version of WutzWhere, and give me some feedback and suggestions. Your comments would be much appreciated.

[lulugamingio]

Dude! I love your content and your accent is awesome lol. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills.

[abbym]

That was amazing! :) I like the way he talk. He's awesome.

[bissanebelhadji]

I just love your passion and your spirit, you just made my night, keep being you

[howisawtheworld]

thank you! very useful & like the way you teach!

[Sano-kh]

i get the point u make it us is very easy to understand thank man.

[moinshaikh]

This is amazing for me as beginner Thank you

[alexmarchant]

Just for anyone who is wondering, when naming the connections the format is called 'Camel Case'. It is used as it it easier for programmers to find variables when searching through code as well as being easier to call the variables/connections further down the program :)

[PaulSebastianM]

Keep whipping that "wick"! :)

[ayeshak.]

Lol loved this tutorial, make more pls! esp 20:35

[Alfakhri]

Thanks bro this vid is really helpful but what if we want to get a random question every time we launch the app.

[sukhjitsingh]

hey this is very helpful, but i want to know about enetring the data and show the result of quiz.

[shlamhabor]

great video! helped me a lot to understand Xcode. i added my mail to get free curses, but didn't get any mail to certify my email!

[sugamkarki]

Is the software available for windows?

[RabbiGroysman]

really enjoy your teaching, unfortunately I could not find the most important lesson for me :"how to create mail form" in swift 3 Please help me with this problem

[tobibrowne-marke]

Hey Duc, the resources are not accessible. the link takes me to your website instead

[Dtech]

This is not a bad tutorial maybe you should do a part 2. Add the answer in a multiple choice when user selects the answer the screen outputs correct or incorrect. Then it auto closes the user has to hit next question. Also keep points for correct answer and after the first round of questions announce end of level 1 and begin level 2 make the questions a little harder.