How to Make an App for Beginners (2020) - Lesson 1

Learn how to make an app even if you have no coding experience! This is a 10 part video series designed for beginners in mind to teach the fundamental skills for making apps on iOS.

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In lesson 1, you'll learn WHAT you need to learn and then you'll dive right in and build your first Hello World app using Auto Layout.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:18 Xcode
02:05 Where to download Xcode
03:10 Getting started
05:38 The different panes of Xcode
09:35 The Simulator
14:48 The Storyboard
15:35 Outro

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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[rdvega]

I’m a 17 year old hs student that a big fan of language. I really want to make an app that motivates kids around the world to learn how to read, write, and communicate with other people around the world! This series was very insightful! Thank you !

[wilberlopez]

Only 2 minutes of watching and I’m already captivated by how easy and straight to the point this guy explains. Incredible!

[wduwqvk]

I'm 12 and my family are going through tough times so I'm making an app to help them :)

[lapris]

I’m 15 and I was looking at apps to help with organization, studying, and overall productivity when it comes to schoolwork. I saw an app being mentioned that went in-depth about the anatomy and physiology of the human body, and since I want to be a vet I think it would be helpful to have an app like that for animals. I saw some that were about dogs, but I wanted some about a variety of animals and now I’m here lol. Why wait for someone else to do something when you can learn how and do it yourself. Thank you so much for these videos :)

[alexanderpalumbo]

Thank you so much for these videos. Some people donate to charity, some people build schools, you’re helping people create an incredible foundation for themselves to potentially transform their lives and world all from their phone which is highly commendable especially since you put it out for free. Really appreciate you.

[geodex]

When you realize that he still reply to our comments even after 1year

[Just_Soufian]

Most of us are here to improve their financial situation . I hope everyone doing great

[dianewarde]

Chris, your voice is so comforting. I know that's a weird word to use, but it makes me feel comfortable and capable of completing the lesson!

[xenatequila]

I had the chance to get an interview with Chris two years or so ago! Though I didn't get the job, I can see why he has a huge audience! This tutorial is so helpful!

[belanory]

I know nothing about coding but I can sense you’re awesome person providing free knowledge. Greedy people don’t share anything. Thank you and subscribed!

[awk]

I love how this video is over a year old but yet you’re still continuing to follow up feedback from the comment section. Keep up the great work man!

[TheSameYellowToy]

Thanks Chris! I have a rather complicated app idea, but zero experience with coding, and I'm pretty inept at a lot of computer programs. But this video was incredibly easy to follow! Hopefully I'll be able to make my app idea a reality thanks to you! :)

[korianabrooks]

I have no programming knowledge besides HTML and in 16 minutes you've taught me all the basics. I downloaded the X Code today and the interface is slightly different. I was still able to pick up on most things that you talked about.

[robj]

I started writing Swift apps in December 2018 and I’ve accelerated pretty fast (I have a 30 year background in programming Assembly and C++). I can already code complex multi-game software and video slot machines, but what I REALLY NEED NOW IS AN ARTIST! I am ready to write a new open world game.

[Karonie]

everybody commenting why they started. i’m starting because i finally realized that im capable of doing anything i want in life. i want to make something that people can use and help them find or explore their passion 🦕🦕

[dominiquepriscella]

I’m happy I found your channel and series. You’re so clear and concise! Very educational. I’m hoping to be in the first steps of creating a app designed to help people better their lives and finances. I can’t wait to continue learning

[michaelharris]

who else is smiling ear to ear when he said "it all starts right here right now" due to full of excitement. This man is single handedly changing lives!

[rachelellaavalillilila]

Me and my friend have a robotics team/innovation project team and we are creating a app called “where the sidewalk starts”. Where kids can learn sidewalk safety and other things so there won’t be as many accidents and kids can get more exercise! This helped a TON thank you!

[son-of-a-champ]

When a youtuber explains how to make an app better than our teacher explains anything. New sub, im looking forward to building my first app while failing school and flunking history. 😉

[colorfullindia.]

After watching tons of videos on YouTube I finally got what I wanted, where were you since then ? I don't get why good people like you are hard to find .