Swift: Build Your First App (2024) - iOS for Beginners

In this video we will build our veery first iOS/iPhone app from scratch in Xcode 12 and Swift 5. This tutorial is for absolute beginners who have never built an iOS app before. We will specifically build a Photo Generator app.

#swift #beginner #firstapp

** Like my teaching style? Check out some of my most popular courses!

Join this channel to get access to perks, code, groups, and more:

** Get Skillshare free for 2 Months and learn iOS

** Manage all your investments from app earnings on Betterment!

** Grow your own Youtube tech channel with TubeBuddy:

[talhayousaf]

I'm a software eng currently working with the javascript frameworks react, react native and node. Now I'm going to learn the ios development and after lot of searching I have decided to start with your channel to learn some basics. Hope it went well . Thanks a lot in advance.

[stevenray]

Stayed up til 12:30 building this on a school night. I can confirm it was worth it

[MyEthan]

Good tutorial as you're straight to the point, but just as some of the comments suggested, there needs to be more explanation (brief) of some snippets of code being used. And would like some explanations of the concepts behind Swift as I'm coming from various other languages/frameworks. Thank you for this!

[miguelnuno]

i love this kind of video because it prepares me to understand how everything works in a nutshell

[ege]

Hey! Thanks for the awesome tutorial. This was not my very first iOS App but it is the one that I've done with a clear understanding, thanks to your pure definitions and explanations. I will be digging the channel for other content to learn more about iOS development as a total beginner. Thanks!

[forwardslashbeats]

I decided last night that my new years resoloution was to learn swift. I've done c# for nearly 10 years so I'm not expecting the leap over to it to be too intinidating although the jump from mainly server side code manipulating data to a touch interface feels VERY different.

This will be the first project I'm goig to try once xcode eventually downloads.Thanks for the video.

[vag]

So I have never properly touched Swift before, but this looks very straight forward and it surprised me how it kinda has a title designer tool integrated to work with UI elements. If you've never programmed before however, I would strongly recommend learning the fundamentals first. You'll understand why this feels easy.

[ericww]

I’m a software engineer 2 and this helped me get started creating iOS apps. Though the syntax is a bit confusing, I’m sure it will make sense in time. Thanks 🙏

[yeheekim]

Thanks for keeping it short and sweet! Super helpful to quickly ramp up on something new :)

[brandon_wilson]

Awesome Tutorial!! It was a little difficult to keep up at times, your talking was perfect but some of your keyboard movement in the program were a little quick so I messed up a few times on the code and would receive errors because I didn't do exactly what you did, so I just scrubbed a lot and paused for copying code as well as slowing the video down a few times just to catch what you were doing. Other than those minor things.. because I literally came into this with no prior knowledge and I'm literally looking at this app on my Mac. This is the best tutorial everrr!!!

[khan.mansoor]

I was able to follow along and create a working sample app. Thank you so much for doing this. It definitely builds some confidence when you code and see the results on your own screen.

[jeremywebb]

Good video, can I suggest to slow down a bit? Not everybody has these functions memorized and trying to keep up with 3 lines of code in 30 seconds can be challenging

[jessicamorris]

Interesting Video on iOs app development using Swift technology. It's helpful for me and also those who need this like beginners. Keep sharing more videos regarding app development using Swift and any other technologies. Thank you!

[JamesEtallaz]

Tutorial is short and to the point. However some more explanations along the way would be appreciated. What's an imageView? What's the difference between AspectFill and AspectFit? What does CGRect stand for? Etc..

[vicwillis]

In October 2021 when building an app - what's the reason for there being no ViewController importing UIKit, but instead a ContentView importing SwiftUI? I can't seem to find an equivalent View. method. Any help is appreciated!

[ThePatriotPirate]

Very cool, this was the first app I built, the first of many, will be watching more of your videos tomorrow before I start building my real first app, thanks again!

[PiiiPheCarrasco]

thanks for the video, it will start to follow you and watch your videos. we go for more

[kels]

Thank you. Fun to do for a total newbie and looking forward to trying more.

[subarnakhorshed]

Thanks for helping me to create my first swift project Just started learning.

[abdulazizanvarov]

gg man. Next time please explain more. I feel like just coding. Great job!