Build Multiplatform Apps in SwiftUI

Understand the App lifecycle, the multiplatform app project structure, how to run the app on various platforms and how to reset your development data on both iOS and macOS.

Set Frame Sizes

There’s no one size fit all app. In this episode, learn how to set the frame
of your app to customize the user experience.

Create a Toolbar

Leveraging how each platform handles toolbars can make your app feel at home on each platform.

Understand Tab Views

Understand the different behavior of tab views between iOS and macOS.

Add a Sidebar

Navigation is slightly different on macOS compared to iOS. Add a sidebar to the macOS version to give a great user experience.

Build Separate Views

Build specific parts of your view hierarchy for various platforms to provide a custom experience.

Add a Preferences Window

macOS users expect a preferences window. Learn how to add a Preferences window.

Add Keyboard Shortcuts

Learn how to add keyboard shortcuts for the macOS and iOS versions of the app.

Add Touchbar Support

Explore how to add touchbar support on macOS.

Implement Handoff

Now that you have multiple versions of your app, see how to use handoff between devices.

Add watchOS App

With the iOS, iPadOS and macOS versions built, reuse your views to build a basic watchOS version of the TaskWatch app.

Implement Digital Crown Rotation

Leverage the digital crown of the Apple Watch to make a great user experience.

Add tvOS App

Rounding out the platforms, learn how to build a basic tvOS app from existing views you’ve built so far.

Add Apple Remote Support

Learn how to use the Apple TV Remote in your app.

This course is for iOS developers who want to leverage their SwiftUI skills to build an app that runs on iOS, iPadOS,
macOS, watchOS and tvOS. This course will be most helpful to developers who are comforatable with Swift and SwiftUI. No macOS, watchOS, or tvOS experience is required.

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