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Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

00_02_need

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

00_03_files

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

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Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

01_01_install

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

01_02_adp

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

02_01_project

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

02_02_xcodeui

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

02_03_template

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

02_04_help

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

03_01_what

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

03_02_ib

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

03_03_ui

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

03_04_config

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

03_05_bckgnd

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

03_06_sizes

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

04_01_what

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

04_02_interact

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

04_03_outlets

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

04_04_actions

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

05_01_display

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

05_02_dismiss

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

06_01_what

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

06_02_setup

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

06_03_total

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

06_04_tip

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

06_05_percent

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

06_06_bill

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

06_07_calctip

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

06_08_calctotal

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

06_09_review

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

07_01_icon

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

07_02_launch

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

07_03_differences

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

08_01_signing

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

08_02_running

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

08_03_submit

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

09_01_wrong

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

09_02_debug

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

09_03_analyzer

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

09_04_beyond

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

10_01_review

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.

10_02_next

Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing your first iOS app. Ron Lisle introduces you to the tools, terminology, and processes used in iOS development, as he guides you through creating a simple tip calculation application. Learn how to write the code that makes your app run, lay out and connect the user interface, and gather the assets you need to submit it to the App Store. Plus, find out how to install your app onto an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and test it to make sure it works.