Learn about the differences between SwiftUI and UIKit, and whether you should learn SwiftUI, UIKit or both…

Learn how you can use SwiftUI View Modifiers like shadow, corner radius, or border to modify the style of your views…

Learn how to create user interfaces in SwiftUI by constructing a tree of Views, such as Text, Slider and Button…

Learn about an important concept called SwiftUI state, which helps you keep your user interface and app state always consistent…

SwiftUI bindings to keep the value of the slider synchronized with a state variable…

Learn how to create your first iOS app project in Xcode and explore the code editor and SwiftUI canvas…

Learn the basics of object-oriented programming, so you can better understand the Swift code created for you by the SwiftUI Canvas editor…

Swift, and it’s good for people who’ve never programmed at all. You’ll create Bull’s Eye using SwiftUI… …which is the latest way to create user interfaces for your apps in Swift. SwiftUI is fun, visual, and still pretty new, so by learning…

Practice using SwiftUI View Modifiers by styling the rest of the text views in Bull…

…programming, you’ve had to get a lot of new concepts into your head. You learned the basics of SwiftUI development, including concepts like Views, View Modifiers, State, and Bindings. You’ve also learned the basics of Swift, including concepts like variables, constants, if statements, type inference. You even learned…

…open and close quote. And inside here, we’ll just write in “Hello, Swift UI”. Button("Hit me") { print("Hello, SwiftUI!") } We’re going to have to try this out in the simulator because currently there’s not an easy or reliable…

…into the variables. Here’s the syntax to create a variable in Swift. If this variable is a property on a SwiftUI view, you can add the @State keyword. This tells Swift that this variable contains important app state. Remember, any time a state variable changes, SwiftUI automatically recomputes…

…this point, you should understand how to add SwiftUI views to your app - like text, button, and slider - and how to style them using View Modifiers. You’ve now completed 5 out of the 9 “must have” items on your programming to do list - you’re making great progress…

…this point, you should understand how to connect SwiftUI views - like slider - to your app’s state using SwiftUI bindings. You should also have an understanding of the very basics of app architecture, including the single responsibility principle, and the importance of separating your views and data models…

…slider move by connecting it to something called a state variable. State and Bindings are two of the most important concepts to understand with SwiftUI development so we’ll spend some time on that. We’ll then round off the section with the basics of strings, variables, and app architecture…

Welcome to the final part of Your First iOS and SwiftUI App: An App from Scratch! In this part, you’ll finally finish up the “must haves” in your programming to-do list, by adding the point calculation into the game. You’ll start off by taking a deeper look…

…that they’re really helpful, they narrow it down to exactly. Other times the syntax may seem a little bit cryptic especially with SwiftUI, but often they’ll point you in the right direction and help you figure out what’s going on. So far we’ve been dealing with…