AI Vibe Coding for iOS Mobile Apps Development

Shipping native apps to the App Store is a regular part of Dr. Alfred Ang's work. Dr. Ang is a full-stack AI developer, Agentic AI solution architect and corporate trainer, and serves as CTO of Tertiary Infotech Academy Pte Ltd, the Singapore training organisation behind Tertiary Courses, building solutions end-to-end across front end, back end, databases, cloud deployment and native mobile apps. More than 300 public repositories on GitHub include a large collection of native iOS apps built with Swift and SwiftUI, many of them live on the App Store. They include an AI planner for iPhone and Mac that uses on-device Apple Intelligence to turn speech or text into tasks, a fully offline document scanner with on-device OCR, a GPS running app with a live MapKit route and voice coaching, a business card scanner that parses details with Apple Intelligence, and companion apps for an HR system and an AI-powered learning management system. Dr. Ang has also published a sketching studio for iPad, a practice-exam client, a passport photo app with on-device background removal and many learning apps. Building and maintaining this range of apps with AI coding assistants has given Dr. Ang first-hand experience of the full lifecycle, from design and coding to testing, review and release. Taking many apps from first idea through App Store review has also taught Dr. Ang the practical realities that tutorials rarely mention, including privacy declarations, screenshot requirements, review rejections and the steady work of fixing bugs and releasing updates after launch.

AI Vibe Coding for iOS Mobile Apps Development turns that lifecycle into a structured course for aspiring developers and IT professionals. Dr. Ang begins with an introduction to native iOS application development and vibe coding, showing how to describe features in plain English, guide an AI assistant through the code it writes, and review each change critically. The second topic covers C++ programming fundamentals for iOS development, including object-oriented programming, classes, functions and software modularisation, so learners understand the code rather than simply accepting it. Topic three moves to native iOS application design and development, covering architecture planning, user interface design and building app features step by step. The fourth topic focuses on testing, debugging and assessing iOS applications, where Dr. Ang shares practical habits for catching problems early and checking that an app behaves correctly on real devices. The final topic covers deployment, documentation and App Store publishing, including preparing metadata and screenshots, meeting review guidelines and responding to feedback, drawing on Dr. Ang's own experience taking many apps through Apple's review process. Sessions are hands-on, with participants building their own app across the course and receiving guidance at every stage. Learners leave with a working app and a repeatable process for the next one. Participants also learn how to keep AI-generated code organised and maintainable as an app grows, how to use version control to experiment safely, and how to plan a simple roadmap of updates after launch, so that their first app becomes a foundation for continued development. See Dr. Ang's iOS apps at https://github.com/alfredang.