Where to learn this world?

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Created Apr ’21

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Hi there!

I'm trying to explore a new world.
I'm a web-developer, and i'm fascinated about how things works with XCode, Swift. Also i saw the amazing power of SwiftUI.

Anyway. I'm trying to learn Swift. I googled it, but i'm afraid that i'm going on the wrong way. I didn't found anything good or detailed enough.

And I need a few sources where I can learn all of this stuff.
Thank you!

P.S. : Hope this doesen't bother no one.

Answered by OOPer in 672888022

I googled it, i'm afraid that i'm going on the wrong way.

Seems you are not good at googling. With searching on the web you can find many many resources to learn Swift.
Some of them may be good, and many of them may not.

And I need a few sources where I can learn all of this stuff.

If you insist on learning only a few you would never be able to learn Swift. People who are developing practical apps in Swift have learnt Swift through many resource, not a few.

Better start with a few from you can find, and you may need more if they are not sufficient for you.
Apples tutorials may be a good starting point, but cannot say if it would be the best for you or not.

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OOPer OP

Apr ’21

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I googled it, i'm afraid that i'm going on the wrong way.

Seems you are not good at googling. With searching on the web you can find many many resources to learn Swift.
Some of them may be good, and many of them may not.

And I need a few sources where I can learn all of this stuff.

If you insist on learning only a few you would never be able to learn Swift. People who are developing practical apps in Swift have learnt Swift through many resource, not a few.

Better start with a few from you can find, and you may need more if they are not sufficient for you.
Apples tutorials may be a good starting point, but cannot say if it would be the best for you or not.

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Claude31 OP

May ’21

To learn Swift, start with 'Intro to App Development with Swift' from Apple (in the library). Very clear and didactic.

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bobbyneng OP

May ’21

I would start off with the '100 days of swift course' (google it) - a little bit of Swift every day for 100 days. And it's totally free.
I have learned a lot from that site over the past couple of years.
On the site are numerous "how-to's" so that when you get started on your own projects then get stuck you can use it as a quick reference. Want an example of how to do a list in iOS ? its there! etc.
But as mentioned above, make use of as many resources as you can. All will explain things in slightly different ways and it may just 'stick' better explained in a different way from a different site.

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