Icaro Lavrador
*** Last Course Updated at 02/11/2016 ***
All lectures on this course uses XCode 8, Swift 3 and iOS 10
NO Fillings, NO old lectures, No unrelated topics
*** Add SiriKit app, Create a new app that use Siri while learning how to create your own Framework and Extensions ***
*** Add Sticker Packs app for iMessage, Create a new app to use stickers in iMessage ***
*** Add Speech Recognition from Audio Files and Microphone ***
*** Add App Message Extensions ***
*** Add Tic–Tac–Toe game using Message Extension ***
*** Add Advance Auto Layout ***
In June 13 at the WWDC 2016 Apple announce the new iOS 10 and the new Swift 3, few days latter Swift Next Step brings to you the most amazing course about iOS development ever made: Swift 3 and iOS 10 The Final course learn to code like a pro
In this course we will go well beyond the other courses, we will look each command, function, statement from its simples form to it most advance.
Different from many other course you will not just sit there and watch me type, you will actually learn and use each and every single topic explained on your own, but when double strike I will be always with you, clarifying each step until you get it perfectly right.
Instructor Details
Courses : 5
Specification: Swift 3 and iOS 10 The Final course learn to code like a pro
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11 reviews for Swift 3 and iOS 10 The Final course learn to code like a pro
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 12 hours |
| Year | 2016 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$12.99
Ana Karrenina –
A bit too easy, and tutor should speak faster, would have liked the tutor to go in depth on the theoretical aspects of protocol orientated languages, best practices patterns and the apps: messages, stickers siri to be like exercises at home.
Sune Ericsson –
I have many iOS courses here on Udemy, but Icaro Lavradors course is different. I am really glad I joined his course. The difference with this course is that Icaro really explains what he is doing on a much deeper level so that I understand what I am doing, not just typing like a parrot. The other instructors are mostly just typing code. I really feel that Icaro cares about his students and that they understand what they are doing. He is also active with answering questions and updating with new material when needed. I really appreciate all the work he put into this course and all the love he shows his students.
R.Harrington –
Complex ideas a re being presently clearly.
Stephen McGoldrick –
Learning something new all the time!
Annabelle Ramos –
I enjoy Icaro’s class very much. He’s very knowlegable about the Swift language. He know how to lead the student from beginning to end.
Theo Rushin Jr –
Very well presented! Clear and concise.
Mitesh Soni –
I had not taken only this course from Icaro I had taken others too so I am writing the generalized review of what I think about this course and Icaro as an instructor. If you are looking for a real instructor for iOS then I would definitely recommend Icaro he really teaches good. I am stating some real reasons that why should you take this courses Number 1 reason to buy this course is the support you get. He replies to the problems students are facing personally and he just don’t helps you out with the problem he helps you out with the best possible manner he can. I am telling you that I hadn’t received better support then this course on Udemy. He is an experienced guy so what he is sharing with you is his experience and learning from his experience is worth the price you are paying. Best Coding parctices, He is teaching things with best coding practices. And last but not the least is he had made very nice course structure, he knows what should be taught and how it should be taught. I am very happy after taking this course from him and I would recomment you to take this and his other courses. And one more thing this is the 1st or 2nd time I am giving someone 5 star rating on Udemy.
Charles Thompson –
This is a very good course. I like the approach to teaching programming concepts and how they are used in Swift.
Benjamin J –
For a pro course it doesn’t teach me how to make an app that anyone would want to use
Davidi Tokuta –
Explanations aren’t necessarily in depth enough from a beginners point of view. For an intermediate like me however, its sort of adequate.
Eric Laessig –
Clear presentation, easy to understand.