iOS Development

SwiftUI Foundations for Shippable Screens

This program pairs short lectures with a single evolving codebase. You will ship three vertical slices that mirror how product teams sequence work: layout shell, data flow, and release polish. Mentors annotate your pull requests with concrete checklists so you can repeat the workflow on your own apps.

6 weeks · cohort rhythm

Cohort with async labs

KRW 428,000

Tuition is informational on this static preview. Enrollment confirmations arrive from staff after you schedule a call.

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Cover treatment for SwiftUI Foundations for Shippable Screens

Lead mentor

Haneul Park

Former mobile lead for a Seoul logistics product group; now coaches builders on tactile UI craft.

What is inside

Composable layout lab with adaptive stacks
Observable models without fragile global singletons
Preview-driven iteration with snapshot-style notes
VoiceOver passes on every milestone screen
Crash capture walkthrough using local diagnostics only
Packaging notes for TestFlight-style handoff
Release checklist borrowed from studio partners

Artifacts you ship

A navigable SwiftUI shell ready for feature modules
A documented state diagram for your capstone flow
A short postmortem on tradeoffs you accepted

Cohort questions

Do I need a paid Apple developer account on day one?

No. You can complete the first two milestones on simulator hardware. We outline when a paid account becomes useful for device-only exercises.

What hardware is recommended?

Any Apple Silicon or recent Intel Mac running the current Xcode train covered in the prep email. iPhone hardware is optional until the device polish week.

What is intentionally out of scope?

We do not cover server provisioning or enterprise MDM. The course stays inside client-side SwiftUI concerns so you leave with UI depth rather than a cloud story.

Notes from recent seats

“Week four’s navigation refactor mirrored how my internship team slices tickets. The mentor notes on diff boundaries were sharper than any screen recording I chased before.”

— Minseo · 5/5 · survey

“We adopted the accessibility checklist for our campus app fork. Still wish there was one more session on animation timing, but the templates saved us days.”

— Leo , Club organizer