iOS 18+ · Early Build
iPhone · SwiftUI
Studio for iOS
Speak tasks to your cloud agent, approve hunks with one thumb, and send tricky diffs straight into Learn Mode.
iOS development classroom · Android lessons under development
Learn SwiftUI
on the phone
you’re building for.
Every drill is an iOS screen: tap the line that breaks it, patch one SwiftUI token, and watch the iPhone preview update. Jetpack Compose lessons stay closed while Android Studio is under development.
iOS track · 4 SwiftUI modules
Build the screen. Then explain it.
Start with the view on the phone: state that redraws it, a guard that blocks an empty send, an actor that survives a network handoff, and type that scales with the reader. Android modules are listed below as under development.
Android development lessons (Jetpack Compose state, navigation, and Dynamic Type equivalents) are under development with PhoneCoding Studio for Android. The playable modules on this page are iOS.
iOS · SwiftUI · CounterCard.swift
State on a screen
Why the classroom is iOS first
The lesson is the screen.
You are learning to build the iPhone app, on the iPhone. Each module is a SwiftUI decision you can finish with a thumb, then see on the preview beside the code.
Principle 01
Read the SwiftUI first
The skill is spotting the line that breaks the screen, before you try to retype the view on a glass keyboard.
Principle 02
Visible cause and effect
Every token patch updates the live phone preview beside the snippet so beginners immediately connect syntax to runtime behavior.
Principle 03
Studio diffs become the next lesson
When the iOS studio ships a SwiftUI change, that hunk is the next drill. Compose lessons wait on the Android studio.
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Under Development
Android 15+ · Compose
Studio for Android
Native Android engineering studio currently under development with full support for voice dispatch, hunk review, and codebase lessons.
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Bookmark it on your iPhone. The drills are SwiftUI. Android lessons are under development with the Android studio.