Icaro Lavrador
Did ever think about have access to the world s largest open source community? To be able to share your projects with the world, get feedback, and contribute to millions of repositories?
Better than this just if you could have access to all of this directly from inside XCode, making everything from only one place, coding, committing, pushing and pulling the code or even creating new branches, merging branches and even solving conflicts in a very visual interface.
If you are working in group or as a collaborator in a project you probably want great great communication between users and/or collaborators, making clear review changes, comment on lines of code, report issues, and plan the future of your project with discussion tools all this with less friction development across teams and/or friends.
Learn all this building an application from beginning to end using Swift, learn about MVC designing, debugging, lldb, and so much more.
This course is full of challenges that we can all participate as an individual or as a group afterall we will learn how to master GitHub the world s largest open source community so we will be able to share our code, our ideas and specially our knowledge.
Instructor Details
Courses : 5
Specification: GitHub for XCode (Swift/Objective-C) create a beautiful app
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 2.5 hours |
| Year | 2016 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Wanaka W –
I have been asking for this course for a long time, thank you so much Icaro for listen to the students and bring to us the courses we need. We can now share our code with you and others and also make use of all this open source code available in the web and on GitHub. Amazing course from an Amazing instructor 10 starts!
Jean –
Great course, great content, great instructor. I am already using what I learned in the course to have my code reviewed by Icaro (Did I already say great instructor?)
Joe S. Stockton –
The FIRST course you need to do if you want to be a developer, specially if you are going to use XCode
Chris M –
This course is remedial.
Randall Clayborn –
I like this course.
Eugene Lee –
good instruction that render the students to prescind from hebetude from the mumbo jumbo swerving from nutshell from Swift or Objective C
Taiji Matsuoka –
I think the concept of this course is good. I think my skill has increased.