Learn how to build apps for iOS 13 with the help of this elite training

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If you're just jumping into app development for Apple's devices, you've picked a heady time. The new iOS 13 has a ton of new features: A versatile SwiftUI language, a boosted role for Siri and a more robust Photos app, just to name a few. And if you're making the transition from iOS 12? Get ready, because all that new functionality means a steep learning curve.

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In it, you'll learn what's new in the streamlined Swift 5 programming language. Coding challenges will allow you to build apps, troubleshoot bugs and weave in Playground to check your data.

Two full courses focus on SwfitUI, with tutorials and projects designed to highlight the framework's ability to do more with less code, create zippy animations and clean interfaces, integrate data with UIKit and more.

Best of all, the tutorials are designed by names like Rob Percival, Nick Walter and other gurus of the development game. It really is the best way to get up to speed with Apple's most functional iOS to date. Get the Complete iOS 13 & SwiftUI Developer Bundle now for 98% off the cost of the individual courses.

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