From building blocks to breakthroughs along a well-structured learning path

Straightforward and effective. We start with the basics, ensuring a solid foundation before gradually diving into more advanced topics. No fillers or repetitive information. A strong focus on practical know-how and real-life examples.
  Design, animate, code

Our courses go beyond coding. We also explore the nuances of user experience design, aesthetics, testing and motion graphics. From color theory to animations and code, we make sure learners acquire both the art and science behind creating outstanding applications.

  Clear learning path

Navigating the intricacies of iOS and macOS app development can be daunting. That's why our platform meticulously maps out a clear, step-by-step journey tailored to smoothly guide you from beginner to expert.

  Tools

We rely on a select set of tools for the majority of our app development tasks. Primarily, we use XCode, Sketch, and a few essential terminal utilities, minimizing our dependence on third-party tools.

  A pure approach

You'll learn the essentials and beyond without getting sidetracked by needless dependencies or unofficial sources.

  Hands-on learning

Theory is important, but application cements knowledge. Our curriculum is deeply rooted in the practical, supplemented with numerous examples and scenarios you might encounter in real-life development projects.

  Continuous updates

Technology doesn't stand still, and neither do we. As iOS and macOS evolve, our courses are diligently updated. This ensures that you're always learning the most current and relevant material in the ever-changing tech landscape.

  Factual error reward system

Accuracy and credibility are pillars of our platform. If you spot a factual error in our content, get in touch. We not only refund your course fee but also let you keep the course. It's our way of ensuring continuous improvement and maintaining trust.

Factual errors
What are factual errors?

A factual error refers to any piece of information, data, or representation that is objectively inaccurate or misleading. This could include incorrect data, misquotation, flawed examples, errors in visual aids like diagrams or charts, and incorrect definitions. We strive for accuracy and clarity in our content, and we appreciate your vigilance in helping us maintain a high standard.

Reporting process
  1. Identify the specific paragraph containing the error.
  2. Reach out
  3. We will review the information you've provided.
  4. Once verified, we'll guide you through the subsequent steps.
  Beginner-friendly

No prior experience? No problem. We're geared towards assisting absolute beginners. By breaking down even the most complex computer science concepts into relatable terms, we make the learning curve gentle and enjoyable.

  Reinforced learning

Active engagement enhances retention. With this in mind, our courses are interspersed with quizzes and polls, allowing you to test your understanding and see how you're progressing in real-time.

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