Build a Real-World SwiftUI App Using Speech, Translation, Audio, and Modern Async APIs

About the Course

Build a Real-World SwiftUI App
Using Speech, Translation, Audio, and Modern Async APIs

This course teaches you how real iOS apps handle speech, audio, permissions, and network APIs using SwiftUI and modern async/await.

You’ll design and implement a complete speech and translation pipeline, covering:

• Speech recognition

• Text-to-speech

• Audio recording and playback

• Live language translation via a real API

• Correct async/await data flow across UI, audio, and network layers

This is not a beginner walkthrough.

It’s a systems-focused SwiftUI course for developers who already know the basics and want to understand how these features are built correctly in production apps.

By the end of the course, you’ll be able to explain and defend your architectural decisions in interviews, code reviews, and real projects.

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Who This Course Is For

This course is designed for:

• SwiftUI developers past the basics

• iOS developers already using async/await

• Developers who want real-world audio + API experience

• Anyone who wants to understand how these systems actually fit together

Not suitable for absolute beginners.
If you’re still learning SwiftUI fundamentals, this course will feel heavy — by design.

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What You’ll Be Able to Do After This Course

After completing the course, you’ll be able to:

• Confidently integrate speech recognition into real SwiftUI apps

• Implement text-to-speech with correct audio session handling

• Build audio recording and playback workflows without lifecycle bugs

• Design clean async/await API layers for third-party services

• Handle permissions, errors, and failure states properly

• Explain why your architecture works, not just that it does

These are the skills tutorials usually skip — and the ones that matter most in professional work.

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What You’ll Build

You’ll build a complete SwiftUI voice and translation app that includes:

• Speech recognition (permissions, lifecycle handling, failure states)

• Text-to-speech with language selection

• Audio recording and playback

• Live language translation via a real API

• Async/await networking

• Error handling and state coordination

The app itself is not the end goal.
It’s a vehicle for learning systems, coordination, and architecture.

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What Intermediates Actually Care About (and What We Cover)

This course explicitly focuses on:

• Speech recognition workflows (permissions, lifecycle, edge cases)

• Audio session coordination (recording vs playback)

• Async/await data flow across UI, audio, and network layers

• API integration patterns you can reuse across projects

• Common pitfalls — and why certain approaches break in real apps

• Architectural trade-offs and reasoning

No fluff.
No “copy this and hope”.
Everything is explained with intent.

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How This Course Is Different

This is not:

• “Build a translator app for beginners”

• A UI-only SwiftUI tutorial

• A copy-paste demo project

This is:

• A systems-level SwiftUI course

• Practical audio + API integration

• Explicit permission and lifecycle handling

• Real async/await networking (no fake services)

• Audio session coordination that works across app states

• Real-world patterns you can reuse elsewhere

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Course Format

• Full step-by-step video walkthrough

• Complete, production-ready source code

• Real explanations — not just typing

• Focused on why, not just what

You’re expected to already know:

• Swift

• SwiftUI basics

• Basic async/await concepts

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Final Note

If you’re early in SwiftUI, this course will feel challenging.

If you’re an intermediate iOS developer who wants hands-on experience with real audio systems, APIs, permissions, and async/await coordination, this is exactly the kind of project that closes the gap between tutorials and production apps.