Introduction to iPhone App Development Part 2

Introduction to iPhone App Development, Part 2

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• Introduction to iPhone App Development, Part 1
• Introduction to iPhone App Development, Part 2 (Current)
• iPhone App Development Basics
• iPhone App Development Skills (Planned)

Helpful people

• Students and beginners who want to experience programming using the Swift language.
• I want to make an app, but I can't study with books because they seem like foreign languages and only help me sleep well^^
• There probably aren't many people who use their iPhone or MacBook only for phone calls or internet use, but there are people who want to create their own unique and cool app and put it on their phone^^
• People who tried to study on their own but kept getting stuck and gave up every time
• Planners, designers, managers, etc. who need basic knowledge of development

Note

• iMac, MacBook, Mac Mini, etc. with macOS installed
• You can run apps through the simulator of Xcode (a free development tool) even if you don't have an iPhone.

Introducing the knowledge sharer

Choi Wan-taek – iOS programmer and instructor

Starting with joining Eastsoft as a special military service employee in the spring of 2001

I have about 10 years of experience in Windows programming at various companies.

After that, we developed the Smart Wallet (Syrup) app 1.0 that runs on the Samsung Omnia phone.

And I started iOS programming in earnest through the SKT project in 2010.

In 2011, he moved to SK Communications.

I have built my career developing various iOS apps, including Nate Comics App, Nate App, and SNS App.

Based on that experience, he switched to iOS freelance in 2014 and earned a salary in the hundreds of millions.

We are developing apps for LG ThinQ, Lotte Department Store, Seoul National University Hospital, Woori Bank, Kookmin Bank, and Hanwha Investment & Securities.

I've been developing iOS apps for over 10 years.

I am also very interested in education, so I started taking classes with various students every weekend at an academy in Gangnam in 2016.

I have been teaching offline courses on iPhone app development using the Swift language for about three years.

From middle school students to college students, job seekers, planners, designers, developers, managers, CEOs, etc.

I taught classes with diverse students from all walks of life.

Thanks to that, I can see which parts students find difficult and make the most mistakes.

It was a valuable experience that taught me what was needed for efficient and rapid learning.

Based on that experience, I have recently been giving online/offline lectures at universities and large corporations.