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About CodeWithChris

Welcome to CodeWithChris! This app is the mobile version of the 8 Day Beginner Challenge found on our website. Our challenge gives you the exact learning plan to gain the core skills for iOS app development. This app provides you with a solid foundation in navigating Xcode, writing and reading Swift code, building your app’s user interface in Xcode, and finally adding logic while handling user interaction through a series of videos and interactive quiz questions. At CodeWithChris, we’ve been teaching beginners and non-coders how to program in Swift and build iOS apps since 2013. Our mission is to empower people to reach the full potential of their ambitions through coding and creativity. By following our 8 Day Beginner Challenge, you’ll be well on your journey to becoming an app developer!

Ratings & reviews

4.4

7 ratings

5 ★ 57% 4 ★ 29% 3 ★ 14% 2 ★ 0% 1 ★ 0%

What’s new

Version 1.0.4 · Updated January 15, 2026

Fixed the streaming video urls so that the videos play

App privacy

The developer, CodeWithChris, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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