Mobile Application Development Training NYC

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iOS App Development (with Swift) Level 1

Noble Desktop @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY

Mobile App Development Bootcamp

General Assembly @ 10 E 21st St, New York, NY

Many of us have had ideas for mobile apps float through our minds, and it’s entirely possible one of your ideas could turn into something great — but without the knowledge of how to create, design, and market your new app, it’s impossible for your idea to come to fruition.This workshop will teach you about the process of creating an app from start to finish — from learning about the appverse itself to development, design, economics, management,...

Android™ Application Development

Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc. @ (Exact location to be announced), New York, NY

All HOTT courses are available face-to-face, remote-live, on-demand or on-site at your facility.  This hands-on course conveys the fundamental skills necessary to deploy Android Apps on mobile devices such as phones and tablets. Attendees will design and build a variety of Android Apps throughout the course. Previous Java programming knowledge is not essential, but basic programming experience is required. Java code used in the exercises is...

Xamarin Cross-Platform Mobile Application Development

Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc. @ (Exact location to be announced), New York, NY

All HOTT courses are available face-to-face, remote-live, on-demand or on-site at your facility.  In this course students will learn how to use Xamarin as a cross-platform mobile development tool to build native Android and iOS apps using C# and a .NET code base. Students will begin by learning how to use Xamarin.Forms to build Android and iOS apps using a single code base. Students will learn how to use XAML to define the UI layer for all...

Apache Cordova Cross-Platform Mobile App Development

Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc. @ (Exact location to be announced), New York, NY

All HOTT courses are available face-to-face, remote-live, on-demand or on-site at your facility.  Apache Cordova (formerly PhoneGap) is an open-source is a mobile application development framework. It utilizes HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript to create apps for a variety of mobile platforms. Students will learn how to build applications using jQuery Mobile and Apache Cordova that run on a variety of mobile platforms including iOS, Android and Windows...

Android Programming with Java Basics

NetCom Learning @ 519 8th Ave, New York, NY

This 7-day Android Programming course will teach application development for the Android Development using the Java Programming Language and the Eclipse Development Environment. Learn to create your own Android app and take part in the growth of the popular mobile development platform! This course will include basic application development including use of the Android phone camera, geolocation tools, and playing audio and video files. Course...

Introduction To XCode: How To Build Your First IOS App

General Assembly @ 10 E 21st St, New York, NY

This workshop will cover everything you need to build your first iOS App (except for the brilliant idea). This includes creating your first project, setting up your app’s interface using Storyboards, changing your interface dynamically with simple code, tips on best practices, using images in your project, the basics of debugging, and running your application on the simulator. (If enough time is left, we can even put your app on your device) This...

Introduction to Android Development

General Assembly @ 10 E 21st St, New York, NY

In this class you’ll learn all about the Android SDK as well as the basic building blocks of making an Android App. Then you’ll work together with the class in developing a basic weather App. A lot of us have had ideas for great apps bouncing around in our brains, but lack the skills necessary to bring our ideas to life. Whether you’re a novice techie, an entrepreneur, or just an Android phone owner, this class is for you. Takeaways: ...

Mobile Prototyping Workshop

General Assembly @ 10 E 21st St, New York, NY

Learn the types of prototypes, tools, and best practices for mobile (including overview of mobile flow and UI best practices, patterns, and frameworks). We’ll cover how to use prototypes to troubleshoot and validate mobile flows, UI, product, and feature concepts, as well as many tips and tricks for sharing them with both in-person and remote teams. Prototyping is essential to designing memorable mobile user experiences, but can often be overlooked...

Understanding Mobile User Experience

General Assembly @ 10 E 21st St, New York, NY

This lecture looks at the touch points (get it?) we as creators have with our users and their mobile devices. The talk covers new mediums we get to play with and how old ones have changed. There will be a strong emphasis on usability principles and how designing an experience should be applied at all stages of creation and then after it is in the wild. We go through documents a dedicated ux designer would create and a slew of examples including...

Introduction to Mobile Analytics

General Assembly @ 10 E 21st St, New York, NY

If you’ve been looking to dip your toes into the world of analytics, here’s your opportunity. In this class, you’ll receive a non-technical introduction to the end-to-end analysis process of how mobile data is collected, managed, analyzed, and how it drives business and product decisions. You’ll find out how analytics work in the mobile development process as well as basic statistical techniques and tools to use on your data. Plus, you’ll...

Intro to Xcode: How to Build Your First App

General Assembly @ 10 E 21st St, New York, NY

This workshop will cover everything you need to build your first iOS App (except for the brilliant idea). This includes creating your first project, setting up your app’s interface using Storyboards, changing your interface dynamically with simple code, tips on best practices, using images in your project, the basics of debugging, and running your application on the simulator. (If enough time is left, we can even put your app on your device) This...

iOS Development with Swift

Upperline School of Code @ 291 Central Park West, New York, NY

iOS Development with Swift is our introductory course for mobile software development. In week one, students will learn the core functionality of Apple's Swift language, used by professional developers and companies around the world to build iPhone apps. Students will leave each day with a new project they built in XCode, Apple's development environment.  Although it takes months to get an app into the App Store, in just two short weeks, students...

How to Build a Mobile App

General Assembly @ 10 E 21st St, New York, NY

In this class you will learn about mobile strategy and how to jump start the process of figuring out how best to add a mobile component to your web presence. Whether you're a business person responsible for figuring out your mobile strategy or a developer tasked with implementing it, this class will help you to understand the various options for building a mobile web app or website and how to choose between them. "Website or application?", "jQuery...

Building Web Applications with React

Learning Tree International @ 1601 Broadway, New York, NY

React is an open-source JavaScript library from Facebook used for building HTML5 web applications. In this training course, you learn how to develop a complete application by building high-performance User Interfaces (UIs) with JSX components targeting a virtual DOM, and creating Flux applications, which provide complementary architectural patterns to construct client-side application functionality. You Will Learn How To: Create an isomorphic...

Deconstructing iOS Interface Design

General Assembly @ 10 E 21st St, New York, NY

Find out what makes a great iOS app great? Discover the secrets of iOS design and critique the best (and worst) designed apps out there today. In the battle for mobile and tablet dominance, there is one fact that remains uncontested by friends and foes alike: Apple has the best design. Yet most of the 750,000+ iOS apps were not designed by Apple itself. Some third-party apps fall short of Apple's legacy, while some actually surpass Apple by pushing...

Designing for Android: UI & UX

General Assembly @ 902 Broadway, New York, NY

Designing an app for multiple devices can be a significant challenge. In this class, you’ll learn how to design for Android and the various devices it inhabits. By considering platform-centric interaction patterns as well as reimagining iOS applications, you’ll be able to craft a satisfying user experience for your app. We’ll also discuss how to work with a developer to implement your designs. ​Takeaways: Discover how to avoid injecting...

Apps Unlocked

General Assembly @ 902 Broadway, New York, NY

This class will explain and examine the ins and outs of creating apps from a non-technical viewpoint, not aimed at programmers, but instead at anyone who wants to turn their app dreams into a reality. Have an idea that could be the next Angry Birds? The next Flipboard? What is really needed to build an app? How much does it cost? How do you get started? This class is taught by Paul Canetti, former Apple employee turned freelance app designer turned...

Snapchat for News

Newmark Graduate School of Journalism @ 219 W 40th St, New York, NY

How to tell complex stories in a chat app. It's not all selfies and emojis! With more than 100 million active users, 77% of U.S. college students and 4 billion video views per day, Snapchat is too big to ignore and media organizations are paying attention. Fifteen media brands, including Mashable, now produce content exclusively for Snapchat’s Discover feature and reaching millions of millennials. Join us for a 2-hour evening workshop with...