Contained in: Your First iOS App: Getting Started with SwiftUI
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iOS & Swift
Lesson in Your First iOS App: Getting Started with SwiftUI
SwiftUI vs UIKit
Jun 16 2026 · Lesson
…this lesson, you’ll learn about the differences between SwiftUI and UIKit, and whether you should learn SwiftUI, UIKit or both…
iOS & Swift
Lesson in Your First iOS App: Getting Started with SwiftUI
SwiftUI View Modifiers
Jun 16 2026 · Lesson
…this lesson, you’ll learn how to use SwiftUI View Modifiers like shadow, corner radius, or border to modify the style of your views…
iOS & Swift
Lesson in Your First iOS App: Getting Started with SwiftUI
SwiftUI Views
Jun 16 2026 · Lesson
…this lesson, you’ll learn how to create user interfaces in SwiftUI by constructing a tree of Views, such as Text, Slider and Button…
iOS & Swift
Lesson in Your First iOS App: Getting Started with SwiftUI
Create an Xcode Project
Jun 16 2026 · Lesson
…this lesson, you’ll learn how to create your first iOS app project in Xcode and explore the code editor and SwiftUI canvas…
iOS & Swift
Lesson in Your First iOS App: Getting Started with SwiftUI
Objects, Data & Methods
Jun 16 2026 · Lesson
…this lesson, you’ll learn the basics of object-oriented programming, so you can better understand the Swift code created for you by the SwiftUI Canvas editor…
iOS & Swift
Lesson in Your First iOS App: Getting Started with SwiftUI
SwiftUI vs UIKit
Jun 16 2026 · Lesson
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…
iOS & Swift
Lesson in Your First iOS App: Getting Started with SwiftUI
Challenge: Add View Modifiers
Jun 16 2026 · Lesson
…this lesson you’ll apply SwiftUI View Modifiers by styling the rest of the text views in Bull…
iOS & Swift
Lesson in Your First iOS App: Getting Started with SwiftUI
Solve Problems
Jun 16 2026 · Lesson
…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…