macOS Development Crash Course
How to build a Slack clone User interface, networking services, and server deployment
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This course will demonstrate to learners the basic and advanced macOS skills in order to learn to build a weather widget app and Slack clone app. The course begins from scratch and takes you on an informative journey to learn everything about UI design.
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There are key elements explored in this course such as an introduction and weather status apps. Each module will be explored fully to ensure the learner gains a complete understanding of the subject matter.
The course MacOS Development – Comprehensive Crash Course is an excellent starting point for individuals looking to qualify as developers. Taking this course will open the door to new and exciting job opportunities, making you a marketable candidate in the process.
- Foundational macOS development – learn the basics to advanced topics
- macOS Toolbar apps – apps that can run in the background and operate from a toolbar
- How to build a Slack clone – User interface, networking services, and server deployment
- Advanced iOS techniques – learn professional development practices
Who is this course for?
- Individuals who want to build Mac apps
- Anyone who wants to create their own startup
- Individuals looking to become developers
- Business Owners
- Students
Requirements
If you are absolutely new to programming you should learn the basics of Swift and Xcode before taking this course.
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