Building apps for iPhone, iPad, and Mac just got easier, faster, and safer, now that Apple has released Swift. In this video workshop, Secret Lab co-founders Jon Manning and Paris Buttfield-Addison, together with Tim Nugent, take you through the components used for building iOS and OS X apps with Swift, and then step through the creation of a simple notepad from scratch, with counterparts for each operating system.
If you're an experienced programmer who's never touched Apple developer tools before, you'll learn the basics for putting the Swift language, the Xcode IDE, Interface Builder, and many other Apple technologies to work. With this video workshop, you'll learn how to turn your app ideas into reality.

Topics include 5 Part :

Learn Swift basics, including variables, classes, functions, closures, control flow, and access control
Get up to speed on Xcode, Interface Builder, and Apple's developer portal
Understand the OS X and iOS application lifecycle, and the model-view-controller paradigm
Work with views, view controllers, layout constraints, and touch and gesture recognizers
Include graphics, animations, layers, shapes, images, and blend modes
Make use of videos, users' music and photos, speech, and the camera
Work with maps, location, motion sensors, notifications, and TouchID
Learn about document-based apps, background processing, and handoffs between OS X and iOS
Store and query files in iCloud, and sync between platforms
Secret Lab is a mobile consulting and product development company based in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Jon Manning, Tim Nugent, and Paris Buttfield-Addison are all mobile software engineers, game designers, and computing researchers.