【ARKit2.0対応】6つのチャレンジでARKitを徹底攻略
Learn ARKit for iOS app development! Hands-on tutorials cover basics & latest features (ARKit 2.0). Master AR with 6 practical samples.
Course Content
【ARKit2.0対応】6つのチャレンジでARKitを徹底攻略 is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Flutter 大学. It runs 2h 46m, is taught in Japanese, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 3.7 out of 5 from 132 reviews, with 896 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated February 2019.
Learn to build amazing augmented reality (AR) apps with ARKit using Xcode and Swift! This practical course takes you from beginner to AR developer, covering everything you need to create immersive experiences on iOS.
Whether you're new to iPhone app development or already have iOS experience, this course provides a clear path to mastering ARKit. We'll deepen your understanding of Xcode and Swift fundamentals, while focusing on the core concepts of AR development.
Here's what you'll learn:
- Practical ARKit Development: Build real-world AR applications step-by-step.
- Xcode Proficiency: Master the Xcode development environment for AR projects.
- Swift Programming: Solidify your Swift skills for AR app creation.
- 3D Programming Basics: Gain a foundational understanding of 3D programming principles.
- SceneKit Essentials: Explore the key elements of SceneKit, a powerful 3D engine for AR. Our 6 comprehensive samples provide a thorough introduction to SceneKit usage in ARKit development.
This course is designed to be engaging and enjoyable! We've included sound effects and background music to keep you motivated.
Built on a Popular Open-Source Project:
The sample code used throughout this course is based on "ARKit-Emperor," a popular open-source project shared by instructor KBOY on GitHub. You'll gain valuable insights into the implementation details and best practices behind this project, learning efficiently and effectively. Dive into the code and understand the "why" behind the "how"!
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