App Development

Swift and iOS Masterclass

The Apple stack learned honestly: Swift to real depth, SwiftUI as the future it already is, and a capstone app built to App Store discipline.

10-12 months (44-52 weeks) Complete beginner (18+); college students, graduates and working professionals 2 live classes/week + 4-6 hours practice Certificate from Modern Age Coders, awarded on passing the final exam

Syllabus updated August 2026

Swift and iOS Course: SwiftUI Apps from Zero

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Program Overview

iOS development is one of the most rewarding specializations in software, and it deserves an honest course: Swift learned as a real language, optionals, value types, protocols and concurrency understood properly, then iOS built the modern way with SwiftUI, architecture and state done right, data persistence, networking, and the production habits that make apps feel like Apple apps. A finale month ships a capstone and sits the final exam.

One honesty first: serious iOS development requires a Mac, Xcode runs only on macOS. This course says so upfront (see the FAQ for the realistic options) rather than discovering it for you in week three. With that settled, the pace is honest too: ten teaching months at two live classes a week plus four to six hours of practice, with two more in hand. Problem sets, monthly mixed reviews, phase exams, and a final exam that decides the certificate with a free retest.

What Makes This Program Different

  • The Mac requirement stated upfront, with realistic options, honesty most iOS courses skip
  • Swift as a language first: optionals, value semantics, protocols and structured concurrency understood properly
  • SwiftUI-first: the declarative future Apple is already building on
  • Apple-feel as a standard: human interface habits taught alongside code
  • An honest 10-month arc with 2 months in hand
  • Real assessment: weekly problem sets, monthly mixed reviews, phase exams and a final exam with a free retest

Your Learning Journey

Phase 1
Swift (Months 1-3): the language to real depth, optionals to protocols
Phase 2
SwiftUI (Months 4-6): views, state, navigation and interfaces that feel like Apple built them
Phase 3
Professional iOS (Months 7-9): architecture, data, networking, testing and release discipline
Phase 4
The finale (Month 10): the capstone app, shipped and defended, and the final exam

Career Progression

1
Modern iOS capability: SwiftUI, concurrency and architecture as one skill
2
Swift depth that transfers to every Apple platform
3
A capstone app built to App Store discipline
4
Honest next roads: iOS roles, indie development, or the wider Apple ecosystem

Detailed Course Curriculum

Explore the complete week-by-week breakdown of what you'll learn in this comprehensive program.

Topics Covered
  • What is Swift? History, features, and evolution from Objective-C
  • Swift ecosystem: Xcode, Swift Package Manager, Playgrounds
  • Apple platforms overview: iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, visionOS
  • Swift applications: Mobile apps, desktop apps, server-side Swift
  • Installing Xcode from Mac App Store
  • Setting up development environment on macOS
  • Understanding Xcode interface, panels, and shortcuts
  • Your first Swift program: Hello World in Playground
  • Swift program structure: imports, main entry point
  • Running Swift code in Playgrounds vs Apps
  • Understanding LLVM compiler and Swift runtime
  • Comments: single-line (//), multi-line (/* */), documentation (///)
  • Swift coding conventions and API Design Guidelines
  • Introduction to Apple Human Interface Guidelines (HIG)
Projects You Build
  • Hello World variations with personalized messages in Playground
  • Simple output programs using print() function
  • Personal information display program
  • ASCII art generator in Swift Playground
  • Interactive Playground with markdown documentation
Practice & Assignments

Daily: 30 min Swift syntax practice, write 5-10 simple programs in Playgrounds

Topics Covered
  • Variables (var) and Constants (let): declaration and initialization
  • Type inference vs explicit type annotation
  • Basic data types: Int, Double, Float, Bool, String, Character
  • Understanding Int8, Int16, Int32, Int64, UInt variants
  • Type safety and type inference in Swift
  • Type conversion and casting with as, as?, as!
  • Optionals: declaring with ?, unwrapping with !, optional binding
  • Nil-coalescing operator ??
  • Optional chaining with ?.
  • Implicitly unwrapped optionals
Projects You Build
  • Simple calculator (four basic operations) in Playground
  • Temperature converter (Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin)
  • Age calculator with optional handling
  • BMI calculator with health categories
  • Currency converter with type safety
  • Area and perimeter calculator for shapes
  • Compound interest calculator
  • String formatter and validator
Practice & Assignments

Solve 30 problems on variables, data types, optionals, and operators

Topics Covered
  • Boolean expressions and conditions
  • If statement: single condition execution
  • If-else statement: two-way branching
  • If-else-if ladder: multiple conditions
  • Nested if statements
  • Switch statement: powerful pattern matching
  • Switch with value binding and where clauses
  • Switch with compound cases
  • Switch with ranges and tuples
  • No implicit fallthrough in Swift switch
Projects You Build
  • Number guessing game with attempts limit
  • Grade calculator with letter grades using switch
  • Even/odd checker and list generator
  • Prime number checker and generator
  • Multiplication table generator
  • Factorial calculator (iterative)
  • Fibonacci series generator
  • Pattern printing (stars, numbers, pyramids, diamonds)
  • FizzBuzz challenge with switch
  • Menu-driven calculator with guard statements
  • Simple ATM simulation with validation
Practice & Assignments

Solve 40 control flow and loop problems

Topics Covered
  • Functions: definition, purpose, and structure
  • Function declaration: parameters and return types
  • Function calling and argument labels
  • External and internal parameter names
  • Default parameter values
  • Variadic parameters (...)
  • In-out parameters for mutating arguments
  • Functions returning multiple values with tuples
  • Nested functions
  • Function types as parameters and return types
Projects You Build
  • Function library for mathematical operations
  • Array statistics calculator (sum, average, min, max)
  • Linear search and binary search implementation
  • Sorting algorithms: bubble sort, selection sort
  • Contact list with dictionary
  • Todo list with array operations
  • Student grade management system
  • Factorial using recursion
  • Palindrome checker (string/number)
  • Prime number generator in range
  • Shopping cart with higher-order functions
  • Word frequency counter with closures
Practice & Assignments

Create 25 functions for various functionalities, solve 30 collection problems

Topics Covered
  • Object-Oriented Programming paradigm in Swift
  • Structures (struct): value types
  • Classes (class): reference types
  • Value types vs reference types comparison
  • When to use struct vs class
  • Properties: stored and computed properties
  • Property observers: willSet and didSet
  • Lazy stored properties
  • Type properties (static)
  • Instance methods
Projects You Build
  • Student struct with properties and methods
  • Bank Account class with deposit/withdraw
  • Book struct for library management
  • Employee class with computed salary
  • Rectangle/Circle structs with area/perimeter
  • Car class with property observers
  • Product struct for inventory system
  • Person struct with multiple initializers
  • Date struct implementation
  • Timer class with proper memory management
Practice & Assignments

Create 20 different structs and classes modeling real-world entities

Topics Covered
  • Inheritance: creating subclasses
  • Base class and subclass relationship
  • Overriding methods with 'override' keyword
  • Overriding properties
  • Preventing overrides with 'final'
  • Calling superclass methods with 'super'
  • Designated and convenience initializers
  • Initializer inheritance and overriding
  • Required initializers in inheritance
  • Polymorphism in Swift
Projects You Build
  • Animal hierarchy (Animal -> Dog, Cat, Bird)
  • Shape hierarchy with area calculation
  • Vehicle system (Vehicle -> Car, Bike, Truck)
  • Employee hierarchy (Employee -> Manager, Developer)
  • Bank account types (Account -> Savings, Current)
  • School management (Person -> Student, Teacher)
  • Media player hierarchy (Media -> Audio, Video)
  • Retain cycle demonstration and fix
  • Memory-safe delegate implementation
Practice & Assignments

Build 15 inheritance hierarchies, solve 25 ARC and memory problems

Topics Covered
  • Protocols: defining blueprints
  • Protocol syntax and requirements
  • Property requirements in protocols
  • Method requirements in protocols
  • Mutating method requirements
  • Initializer requirements in protocols
  • Protocol adoption by structs, classes, enums
  • Protocol inheritance
  • Protocol composition with &
  • Protocol extensions: default implementations
Projects You Build
  • Shape calculator with protocol requirements
  • Payment gateway with protocol abstraction
  • Database abstraction with protocols
  • Notification system (Email, SMS, Push protocols)
  • Sortable collection with Comparable
  • Custom Equatable and Hashable types
  • Plugin architecture using protocols
  • PHASE 1 MINI CAPSTONE: Library Management System (Console-based)
  • Features: Books, members, issue/return, search, POP principles
Practice & Assignments

Solve 30 protocol and POP problems

Assessment

Phase 1 exam: a practical build defended live, plus a written paper mixing this phase with everything before it

Topics Covered
  • Enumerations (enum) in Swift
  • Enum cases and raw values
  • Enum with associated values
  • Computed properties in enums
  • Methods in enums
  • Mutating methods in enums
  • Recursive enumerations (indirect)
  • CaseIterable protocol for enum iteration
  • Pattern matching with enums in switch
  • If-case and guard-case syntax
Projects You Build
  • Compass direction enum with methods
  • HTTP status code enum with raw values
  • Network response enum with associated values
  • Card game with suit and rank enums
  • State machine with enum
  • Currency converter with enum
  • Error handling system with Result enum
  • Menu system with nested enums
  • Traffic light state machine
  • JSON parsing result handling
Practice & Assignments

Solve 35 enumeration and advanced type problems

Topics Covered
  • Error handling philosophy in Swift
  • Error protocol and custom errors
  • Creating custom error types with enum
  • Throwing functions with 'throws' keyword
  • Throwing initializers
  • Do-catch blocks for error handling
  • Multiple catch clauses
  • Catching specific errors
  • Converting errors to optionals with try?
  • Forcing try with try! (use sparingly)
Projects You Build
  • Robust calculator with error handling
  • File reader with proper error handling
  • Custom banking error system
  • Network request error handling
  • User validation with custom errors
  • Age validator with localized errors
  • Division calculator with error handling
  • User registration with validation errors
  • JSON parser with comprehensive error handling
Practice & Assignments

Solve 25 error handling scenarios

Topics Covered
  • Introduction to generics: type parameters
  • Generic functions
  • Generic types (struct, class, enum)
  • Type constraints with protocol conformance
  • Where clauses for complex constraints
  • Associated types in protocols
  • Generic subscripts
  • Generic extensions
  • Protocol extensions with constraints
  • Type erasure patterns
Projects You Build
  • Generic stack and queue implementation
  • Generic linked list
  • Type-safe data repository
  • Generic cache implementation
  • Custom Result type with generics
  • Generic sorting algorithms
  • Generic tree data structure
  • Type-safe networking layer
Practice & Assignments

Create 15 generic types, solve 25 generics problems

Topics Covered
  • Introduction to SwiftUI: declarative UI
  • SwiftUI vs UIKit comparison
  • View protocol and basic views
  • Text view: styling, modifiers, formatting
  • Image view: SF Symbols, asset images, resizing
  • Button view: actions, styles, labels
  • TextField and SecureField for input
  • Toggle, Slider, Stepper, Picker
  • VStack, HStack, ZStack for layout
  • Spacer and Divider
Projects You Build
  • Hello World SwiftUI app
  • Profile card with image and text
  • Simple counter app with @State
  • Temperature converter UI
  • BMI calculator with input fields
  • Todo list with basic functionality
  • Color picker interface
  • Settings screen with toggles and pickers
Practice & Assignments

Build 15 SwiftUI views with various controls

Topics Covered
  • @Binding for child view communication
  • @ObservableObject and @Published
  • @StateObject vs @ObservedObject
  • @EnvironmentObject for app-wide state
  • ObservableObject protocol implementation
  • NavigationStack (iOS 16+) navigation
  • NavigationLink for navigation
  • NavigationPath for programmatic navigation
  • TabView for tab-based navigation
  • Sheet, fullScreenCover for modal presentation
Projects You Build
  • Multi-screen navigation app
  • Tab-based application
  • Settings app with observable object
  • Shopping list with CRUD operations
  • Note-taking app with navigation
  • Modal presentation examples
  • Reusable component library
  • Theme-aware application
Practice & Assignments

Build 10 multi-view SwiftUI applications

Topics Covered
  • List view deep dive
  • List styles: plain, grouped, insetGrouped, sidebar
  • SwipeActions for list items
  • Contextual menus (contextMenu)
  • List with sections and headers
  • Dynamic lists with Identifiable
  • List editing: delete, move, selection
  • Searchable modifier for filtering
  • Pull to refresh (refreshable)
  • Form view for settings and input
Projects You Build
  • Contact list with search and sections
  • Settings app with forms
  • Photo gallery with grid layout
  • Task manager with swipe actions
  • Editable list with add/delete/reorder
  • Recipe list with contextual menus
  • Product catalog with grid view
  • Hierarchical file browser
Practice & Assignments

Build 10 list and grid-based applications

Topics Covered
  • Animation fundamentals in SwiftUI
  • Implicit animations with .animation modifier
  • Explicit animations with withAnimation
  • Animation types: linear, easeIn, easeOut, spring
  • Custom spring animations
  • Animatable protocol and animatableData
  • Transitions: opacity, scale, slide, move
  • Combined and asymmetric transitions
  • MatchedGeometryEffect for hero animations
  • TimelineView for continuous animations
Projects You Build
  • Animated button effects
  • Loading spinner animations
  • Card flip animation
  • Hero transition between views
  • Custom progress indicator
  • Animated chart visualization
  • Drawing app with Canvas
  • Custom animated splash screen
  • Particle effect animation
  • Morphing shape animations
Practice & Assignments

Create 15 animations and custom shapes

Topics Covered
  • UIKit overview and architecture
  • UIViewController lifecycle
  • Storyboards vs programmatic UI
  • UIView and view hierarchy
  • Auto Layout: constraints and anchors
  • Programmatic Auto Layout with NSLayoutConstraint
  • UIStackView for simplified layouts
  • UILabel, UIButton, UIImageView
  • UITextField and UITextView
  • UITableView: cells, sections, data source
Projects You Build
  • UIKit todo list app
  • Table view with custom cells
  • Collection view photo gallery
  • Navigation-based master-detail app
  • Tab bar application
  • Form with text fields and validation
  • UIKit + SwiftUI hybrid app
  • Custom table view cells
Practice & Assignments

Build 12 UIKit-based views and controllers

Topics Covered
  • Data persistence options in iOS
  • UserDefaults for simple preferences
  • Storing primitives in UserDefaults
  • Storing custom objects with Codable
  • @AppStorage property wrapper
  • FileManager for file operations
  • iOS file system: Documents, Caches, tmp
  • Reading and writing files
  • JSON encoding and decoding
  • Codable protocol: Encodable, Decodable
Projects You Build
  • User preferences with UserDefaults
  • Settings app with @AppStorage
  • Note-taking app with file storage
  • JSON data persistence
  • Secure login credentials with Keychain
  • Configuration file manager
  • Data export/import utility
  • User profile with local storage
Practice & Assignments

Implement persistence in all previous projects

Topics Covered
  • Concurrency in Swift: history and evolution
  • Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) basics
  • DispatchQueue: main, global, custom
  • Async/await syntax (Swift 5.5+)
  • Async functions and methods
  • Calling async functions with await
  • Task for spawning async work
  • Task groups for parallel execution
  • Async sequences (AsyncSequence)
  • Actors for data race protection
Projects You Build
  • Async data fetching example
  • Parallel image downloader
  • Actor-based counter
  • Async file operations
  • Concurrent API calls
  • Background task processing
  • Thread-safe data manager
  • Async search implementation
Practice & Assignments

Convert 10 projects to async/await

Topics Covered
  • Core Data overview and architecture
  • Core Data stack: NSPersistentContainer
  • NSManagedObjectModel: data model
  • NSManagedObjectContext: scratch pad
  • NSPersistentStoreCoordinator
  • Creating data model in Xcode
  • Entities, attributes, and relationships
  • NSManagedObject subclasses
  • Creating and saving objects
  • Fetching objects with NSFetchRequest
Projects You Build
  • Todo app with Core Data
  • Contact manager with Core Data
  • Expense tracker with categories
  • Note-taking app with Core Data
  • Book library with authors relationship
  • Recipe app with ingredients relationship
  • Core Data with SwiftUI integration
  • Search and filter implementation
Practice & Assignments

Build 8 Core Data applications

Topics Covered
  • Reactive programming concepts
  • Publishers and Subscribers
  • Built-in publishers: Just, Future, Empty, Fail
  • @Published property wrapper
  • Subjects: PassthroughSubject, CurrentValueSubject
  • Operators: map, filter, flatMap, merge
  • Combining publishers: combineLatest, zip, merge
  • Error handling in Combine
  • Scheduling and threads
  • Cancellables and memory management
Projects You Build
  • Form validation with Combine
  • Search with debounce
  • Real-time data binding
  • API response handling with Combine
  • Multi-field form validation
  • Live search implementation
  • Timer-based updates
Practice & Assignments

Implement Combine in 8 projects

Topics Covered
  • Swift Package Manager (SPM) overview
  • Creating Swift packages
  • Package.swift manifest file
  • Adding dependencies to projects
  • Popular Swift packages and libraries
  • Creating reusable libraries
  • Local packages for modularization
  • Publishing packages
  • Semantic versioning
  • Version control with Git (review/deep dive)
Projects You Build
  • Create custom Swift package
  • Multi-module app architecture
  • Networking library package
  • UI component library package
  • Git repository for all projects
  • Modular app structure
Practice & Assignments

Convert all projects to modular structure

Assessment

Phase 2 exam: a practical build defended live, plus a written paper mixing this phase with everything before it

Topics Covered
  • Networking fundamentals: HTTP protocol
  • HTTP methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH
  • HTTP headers and status codes
  • JSON format and structure
  • URLSession overview and configuration
  • URLSessionDataTask for data requests
  • URLSessionDownloadTask for downloads
  • URLSessionUploadTask for uploads
  • URLRequest configuration
  • Async/await with URLSession
Projects You Build
  • Weather app consuming REST API
  • Movie database browser (TMDb API)
  • News reader with API integration
  • GitHub user search
  • Currency exchange rate app
  • Photo download and caching
  • REST API client library
  • API response error handling
Practice & Assignments

Build 10 network-connected applications

Topics Covered
  • Building a generic networking layer
  • Protocol-based API client
  • Request/Response interceptors
  • Authentication: API keys, tokens
  • OAuth 2.0 flow implementation
  • JWT token handling
  • Refresh token management
  • Keychain for token storage
  • SSL pinning for security
  • Background downloads and uploads
Projects You Build
  • Complete authenticated API client
  • Social media login (OAuth)
  • Image caching library
  • Offline-first data sync
  • Background upload manager
  • Network layer with unit tests
  • GraphQL client implementation
  • API wrapper for multiple endpoints
Practice & Assignments

Build production-ready networking layer

Topics Covered
  • Software architecture importance
  • MVC: Model-View-Controller (Apple's default)
  • Problems with Massive View Controller
  • MVVM: Model-View-ViewModel
  • ViewModel responsibilities
  • Data binding with Combine
  • Data binding with @Observable (iOS 17+)
  • Dependency Injection principles
  • Protocol-based dependencies
  • Coordinator pattern for navigation
Projects You Build
  • Refactor app to MVVM
  • MVVM with Combine bindings
  • Coordinator-based navigation
  • Repository pattern implementation
  • Dependency injection container
  • Clean architecture example
  • Testable architecture demo
  • Multi-module MVVM app
Practice & Assignments

Apply MVVM to all major projects

Topics Covered
  • State management challenges
  • Unidirectional data flow
  • The Composable Architecture (TCA) introduction
  • Reducers and State
  • Actions and Effects
  • Store and ViewStore
  • Scoping and composition
  • Testing in TCA
  • Alternatives: ReSwift, Redux-like patterns
  • Feature modules with TCA
Projects You Build
  • Counter app with TCA
  • Todo list with TCA
  • Navigation with TCA
  • Feature composition example
  • TCA with network effects
  • Full app with TCA architecture
  • Testing TCA reducers
Practice & Assignments

Build 5 TCA-based features

Topics Covered
  • Testing importance and types
  • XCTest framework overview
  • Writing test cases
  • XCTAssert functions
  • Test lifecycle: setUp, tearDown
  • Testing view models
  • Testing with protocols and mocks
  • Dependency injection for testing
  • Async testing with expectations
  • Testing async/await code
Projects You Build
  • Unit tests for calculator
  • ViewModel testing suite
  • Mock network layer tests
  • TDD implementation of stack
  • Core Data unit tests
  • Async code testing
  • Test coverage improvement
  • Complete test suite for capstone
Practice & Assignments

Write tests for all major projects, achieve 70%+ coverage

Topics Covered
  • UI testing with XCUITest
  • XCUIApplication for app launching
  • XCUIElement for element identification
  • Accessibility identifiers for testing
  • Tapping, typing, swiping gestures
  • Assertions in UI tests
  • Waiting for elements
  • Testing navigation flows
  • Testing lists and tables
  • UI test recording
Projects You Build
  • UI test suite for login flow
  • Navigation UI tests
  • List interaction tests
  • Snapshot tests for components
  • Multi-device snapshot tests
  • Dark mode snapshot tests
  • Accessibility audit tests
  • End-to-end UI test suite
Practice & Assignments

Add UI tests to all major projects

Topics Covered
  • Accessibility importance and guidelines
  • VoiceOver support
  • Accessibility labels and hints
  • Accessibility traits
  • Accessibility value for dynamic content
  • SwiftUI accessibility modifiers
  • UIKit accessibility properties
  • Dynamic Type support
  • Color contrast requirements
  • Reduce Motion support
Projects You Build
  • Accessibility audit and fixes
  • VoiceOver-optimized app
  • Dynamic Type implementation
  • Localized app in 3+ languages
  • RTL language support
  • Accessible custom controls
  • Localization testing automation
Practice & Assignments

Make all projects fully accessible

Topics Covered
  • MapKit framework overview
  • Displaying maps with Map (SwiftUI)
  • MKMapView in UIKit
  • Map annotations and overlays
  • Custom annotation views
  • Route calculation and directions
  • Core Location framework
  • Requesting location permissions
  • Getting user location
  • Significant location changes
Projects You Build
  • Map with user location
  • Points of interest app
  • Route planning app
  • Location-based reminders (geofencing)
  • Store finder with directions
  • Background location tracker
  • Background sync implementation
  • Fitness tracker with background location
Practice & Assignments

Build 8 location-aware applications

Topics Covered
  • Push notifications overview
  • Local notifications with UNUserNotificationCenter
  • Notification triggers: time, calendar, location
  • Notification content and categories
  • Custom notification actions
  • Remote push notifications (APNs)
  • Setting up APNs certificates
  • Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) alternative
  • Handling notifications in app
  • Rich notifications with attachments
Projects You Build
  • Local notification reminder app
  • Scheduled notification system
  • Remote push notification setup
  • Rich notification with images
  • Widget for app data
  • Share extension for app
  • Interactive notification actions
  • Multi-widget app
Practice & Assignments

Add notifications and widgets to 5 projects

Topics Covered
  • Camera access with UIImagePickerController
  • PHPickerViewController for photo selection
  • Camera with AVCaptureSession
  • Custom camera UI
  • Photo library access (PhotosUI)
  • Saving photos to library
  • Photo editing with Core Image
  • CIFilter for image processing
  • AVFoundation for video
  • AVPlayer for media playback
Projects You Build
  • Photo capture app
  • Photo gallery with picker
  • Image filter app
  • Video player app
  • Voice memo recorder
  • Custom camera with filters
  • Photo editor with Core Image
  • Media-rich content app
Practice & Assignments

Build 8 media-focused applications

Topics Covered
  • Performance measurement importance
  • Instruments tool overview
  • Time Profiler for CPU analysis
  • Allocations for memory analysis
  • Leaks instrument for memory leaks
  • Network profiling
  • Core Animation instrument
  • App launch time optimization
  • Memory management best practices
  • Image optimization and caching
Projects You Build
  • Performance profiling report
  • Memory leak identification and fix
  • App launch optimization
  • Image caching implementation
  • List performance optimization
  • Battery efficiency improvements
  • Production metrics setup
Practice & Assignments

Profile and optimize all major projects

Topics Covered
  • StoreKit framework overview
  • StoreKit 2 (modern API)
  • Product types: consumable, non-consumable, subscription
  • Configuring products in App Store Connect
  • Fetching products
  • Processing purchases
  • Transaction verification
  • Receipt validation
  • Subscription management
  • Subscription offers and trials
  • Restoring purchases
  • Server-side validation
  • RevenueCat SDK integration
  • Testing in-app purchases
Projects You Build
  • Consumable IAP implementation
  • Premium feature unlock
  • Subscription-based app
  • Restore purchases feature
  • Receipt validation implementation
  • RevenueCat integration
  • Premium app conversion
Practice & Assignments

Add monetization to 3 projects

Topics Covered
  • iOS security architecture
  • App Transport Security (ATS)
  • Secure data storage best practices
  • Keychain deep dive
  • Keychain access groups
  • Data encryption with CryptoKit
  • Hashing and digital signatures
  • Biometric authentication (Face ID, Touch ID)
  • LocalAuthentication framework
  • Secure text entry
Projects You Build
  • Biometric login implementation
  • Encrypted data storage
  • Secure notes app
  • Certificate pinning implementation
  • Privacy-focused app
  • Keychain wrapper library
  • Security audit checklist
Practice & Assignments

Security audit all projects

Assessment

Phase 3 exam: a practical build defended live, plus a written paper mixing this phase with everything before it

Topics Covered
  • Choosing the capstone: a complete SwiftUI app with real data, networking and Apple-feel polish
  • A one-page spec: scope, milestones, stack
  • Repository and project skeleton ready on day one
  • Instructor sign-off before the build begins
Projects You Build
  • Approved capstone spec plus the running skeleton
Practice & Assignments

Pitch the spec to the batch and absorb one hard question

Topics Covered
  • Two focused weeks of building in vertical slices
  • Instructor checkpoints and honest scope cuts
  • Using the whole course: Swift depth, SwiftUI, architecture, persistence and testing
  • Daily commits and an always-working build
Projects You Build
  • The capstone, feature-complete with version control
Practice & Assignments

A working build at the end of every session

Topics Covered
  • The finishing pass: edge cases, errors, documentation
  • App Store readiness pass: assets, review rules and the honest release checklist
  • A README worth reading and a demo worth watching
  • A full-course spiral review before the exam
Projects You Build
  • The capstone shipped, documented and rehearsed
Practice & Assignments

Two mock demos, each tighter than the last

Topics Covered
  • Presenting the capstone: live demo plus the hardest bug story
  • The honest map of next roads: iOS roles, indie apps, and the wider Apple platforms
  • Where our other courses continue the journey
Projects You Build
  • Demo day presentation delivered to the batch
Assessment

FINAL EXAM: a practical build plus a written paper with questions mixed from every phase. Passing earns the certificate; falling short earns a focused revision plan and a free retest

Projects You'll Build

Build a professional portfolio with 20+ real builds, crowned by an App-Store-disciplined capstone real-world projects.

Phase 1 Swift programs from fundamentals through protocol-oriented tools
Phase 2 SwiftUI interfaces with real state and navigation
Phase 3 architected apps with persistence, networking and tests
Phase 4 the capstone app, App-Store-disciplined and defended at demo day

Weekly Learning Structure

Live Classes
2 live one-hour classes per week, coding along with the instructor
Homework
A problem set after every class, and a mixed-review assignment at the end of every month
Practice
4-6 hours of building between classes
Review
Every submission reviewed with written feedback; recurring gaps reopened in class

Certification & Recognition

Completion
Certificate from Modern Age Coders, awarded on passing the final exam. Fall short and there is focused revision and a free retest: the certificate certifies knowledge, not attendance

Technologies & Skills You'll Master

Comprehensive coverage of the entire modern web development stack.

Swift to real depth
optionals, value types, protocols, concurrency
SwiftUI
declarative interfaces with state done right
Architecture
structure that survives features and time
Data and networking
persistence and API clients done properly
Apple craft
interface habits that make apps feel native

Support & Resources

Doubt Support
WhatsApp doubt support between classes
Progress Updates
Honest monthly progress reviews: what is solid, what is wobbly, and the plan for the wobble

Career Outcomes & Opportunities

Transform your career with industry-ready skills and job placement support.

Prerequisites

Coding Experience
None. Swift is taught from the first line
Equipment
A Mac is required for iOS development (Xcode is macOS-only); see the FAQ for realistic options if you do not own one yet
Age
18+; college students, graduates and working professionals
Time Commitment
2 live classes plus 4-6 hours of practice a week

Who Is This Course For?

Apple Ecosystem Fans
People who love the platform and want to build for it properly
College Students
Students who want a premium, demonstrable specialization
Designers Who Code
Detail-oriented builders drawn to the craft end of apps
Career Switchers
Professionals entering mobile on the Apple side
Indie Dreamers
Builders who want one polished app of their own on the store someday

Career Paths After Completion

iOS development roles: SwiftUI-first is exactly where hiring is moving
Indie development: the App Store rewards craft like nowhere else
The wider Apple ecosystem: watchOS, macOS and visionOS share this foundation
Our full-stack course for the server half of app products

Salary & Market Context

The ranges below are general market salary bands for these roles in India and abroad, drawn from public industry data. They are shown for career context only and are not a promise or guarantee of income. Actual pay depends on your skills, experience, location, and the job market.

Early Career Roles
₹3-6 LPA (Junior iOS Developer / Fresher)
Growing Roles
₹6-12 LPA (iOS Developer); ₹10-18 LPA (Senior iOS Developer)
Experienced Roles
₹15-30 LPA (Lead iOS Developer / Mobile Architect); ₹22-50 LPA (Principal Engineer / Solutions Architect)
Freelance
₹2,000-7,000/hour based on expertise
International USA
$95k-210k USD (iOS Developer to Principal)
International Europe
€55k-140k EUR based on country and experience

Course Guarantees

Live Classes
Live, interactive classes with a real instructor, never pre-recorded videos.
Small Batches
Small batches only: group classes are capped at 10 students, with mini-batch (3 to 4 students) and personal 1-on-1 options.
Structured Curriculum
A structured, well-paced curriculum taught step by step, with classwork in every session and problem sets after every class.
Real Assessment
Monthly mixed reviews, cumulative phase exams, and a final exam that decides the certificate: real knowledge, real work.
Doubt Support
Doubt support between classes over WhatsApp, so you are never left stuck.
Certificate
A certificate you earn by passing the final exam, with a free retest after revision if needed.
Free Demo
A free demo class before you enrol, so you can decide with no pressure.
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