Online Swift Training in US Empire

This 5-day course is designed for government developers who wish to learn how to develop applications for iPhone and iPad running iOS8. The course is hands-on and demonstrates how to develop applications from scratch using Apple's new Swift programming language with the Xcode6 IDE. During the course, participants will build a fully functional Tetris-style block game from scratch using Swift. The course concludes with the development of a new application in Swift. Some programming experience is required for this course.

This course can only be conducted on Intel-based Apple hardware such as a MacBook or Mac Mini. Participants must have registered with Apple and possess an Apple ID, which is necessary to download the required software. Those wishing to run the applications developed during the course on an iPhone or iPad need to be registered as iOS developers with Apple and have their device registered for development. Apple charges $99 per year to register as an iOS developer for government use.

This 5-day course is designed for developers who want to learn how to develop applications for iPhone and iPad running iOS 11. Xcode 9, Swift 4, and iOS 11 introduced significant changes in the way applications are written, particularly relevant for government projects.

The course is hands-on and demonstrates how to develop applications from scratch using the Swift programming language and the Xcode 9 IDE. It emphasizes practical skills that can be directly applied to public sector workflows and governance.

During the course, a fully functional application will be developed from scratch using Swift, providing delegates with real-world experience that aligns with the technical requirements for government.

This course can only be run on Intel-based Apple hardware such as a MacBook or Mac Mini. Delegates need to have registered with Apple and possess an Apple ID, which is required to download software. Delegates wishing to run the applications developed during the course on an iPhone or iPad using a USB cable will need to register their device with Xcode.

Who Should Attend?

This 5-day course is designed for developers who wish to learn how to develop applications for iPhone and iPad running iOS 10. Xcode 8, Swift 3, and iOS 10 introduced significant changes in the way applications are written.

The course is hands-on and demonstrates how to develop applications from scratch using the Swift programming language and the Xcode 8 IDE.

During the course, a fully functional application will be developed from scratch using Swift.

This course can only be run on Intel-based Apple hardware such as a MacBook or a Mac Mini. Participants need to have registered with Apple and possess an Apple ID, which is required to download software. Delegates wishing to run the applications developed during the course on an iPhone or iPad using a USB cable will need to register their device with Xcode.

The course is tailored for government professionals who are looking to enhance their skills in developing mobile applications for government use.

This 5-day course is designed for developers who are interested in learning how to develop applications for iPhone and iPad running iOS 11. Xcode 9, Swift 4, and iOS 11 introduced significant changes in the way applications are developed.

The course is hands-on and provides practical experience in developing applications from scratch using the Swift programming language and the Xcode 9 IDE.

Throughout the course, participants will develop a fully functional application from the ground up using Swift.

This course can only be conducted on Apple hardware, such as a MacBook Pro or Mac Mini, to ensure compatibility with the required development tools.

Participants must have an active Apple ID, which is necessary for downloading Xcode and other essential software.

For those wishing to test applications on their iPhone or iPad using a USB cable, it will be necessary to register the device with Xcode.

By the end of the course, participants should be able to understand all the basics of Swift and be capable of developing various types of iOS applications. They will also have the foundation needed to explore more complex application development for government use.