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Basics of iOS App development

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Mobile apps are not only a part of your mobile but these are the globle economy itself.

     Worldwide Apps Stores Data Points:

  • Total number of Android apps on Google Play – 3.3 million
  • Total number of iOS apps on the App Store – 2.2 million
  • MyApp (Tencent) market share – 25% of the China’s Android app market
  • 360 Mobile Assistant market share – 15% of the China’s Android app market
  • Xiaomi App Store market share – 11% of the China’s Android app market
 Now days iOS app becoming more populer that others. You can found every kind and category apps in market.
They can grow your bussiness by selling you products or can generate revenue by monetizing your apps.
App development is much easier now, we will cover step by step lession and starting from basics.

Here is the our first video for iOS app development basics





Some useful links required for this tutorial, I am listing below.

Download xcode: https://developer.apple.com/xcode/
Swift documentation: https://developer.apple.com/swift/
Objective-C documentation: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/objectivec




I hope you will love our efforts, this blog tutorial and youtube video.
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Thank you.
Harendra Sharma



Comments

  1. rmouniak2 July 2018 at 05:01

    This blog gives very important info about iOS Thanks for sharing
    iOS App Development Online Course

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  2. Harendra Tiwari10 February 2019 at 12:36

    Thanks you can check out my youtube channel for detailed videos

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