Kevin Wright – The Complete MacOS Developer Course – Apps For The Desktop!

Kevin Wright – The Complete MacOS Developer Course – Apps For The Desktop!

Check it out: Kevin Wright – The Complete MacOS Developer Course – Apps For The Desktop!

What I Have Learned?
Learn how to create fully functional <url> apps

Need to Parse’s Open Source Code, as a back-end

Tracking status bar Mac apps

Tracking straight Mac apps
Work Twitter API
Funny games with SpriteKit

Customers
No coding experience required!
You Will Need a Mac Computer

Description

Thank you for checking out my course “the Complete <url> Course” to help you win the game world Mac. This course is for both those with iOS background and those who are complete beginners. This course dives right into the specific tools you need to make <url> apps.

Topics cover:

The tables in the <url> (not the parts, but we have columns!)
Exporting from Mac App
Status Bar Apps
Command Line Apps
Working with the clipboard
Design Techniques Specific to the Mac
SpriteKit
Using the Parse Open Source, as a Back-End
Handoff
Touch Bar Functionality
Twitter Integration
A Collection Of Views

In this course, we’ll be creating 9 complete projects, that you can run on your computer or electronics to App. After we do each project, I also give them the opportunity, with the completed source code so you can always check your work against mine as a reference.

I would like to you in the course. Look At the promo video and see you inside!

Who is the target audience?
Who wants to learn how to code and build apps for Mac
Students don’t get the need to be well taken care of, with iOS Blitz
Students with iOS deveopement game will be a great fit for this course. I’ll show you everything you need to start making Mac apps.

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