Swift 5 Programming for Beginners

Have you ever wanted to try out programming but didn't know where to start? Have you previously tried to learn Swift but got fed up with incomplete YouTube videos and poorly written tutorials? Or are you looking to move your code from Swift 4 to 5? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, this course is for you! In this Swift 5 course, you’ll be taken through all the knowledge you need to write Swift code. Being a self-taught programmer, the author knows just what it feels like to start from scratch, and he’s designed this course with you in mind!

What is Swift?

Swift is a programming language that allows you to write software for iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, Apple TVs, desktops, servers, and anything else that runs code! Swift is great for new programmers because it is very intuitive and continues to evolve as Apple adds new features. It is relatively easy to catch software bugs in Swift and you can check the results immediately by running code in a playground. Also, Swift is open source, so you can take this course even if you are using a Linux or Windows computer! Come learn what's new in Swift 5 and gain a new skill!

What You Will Learn

• Discover what s new in Swift 5
• Install Swift on Mac, Linux, and Windows
• Understand how to build apps for an iPhone
• Grasp the fundamentals of Swift
• Explore object-oriented programming in Swift
• Understand intermediate Swift concepts

Audience

This course is for students interested in learning Swift 5.

About The Author

Nick Walter: Nick Walter is an experienced mobile and web developer and has worked with technologies such as iOS, Android, Django, and Python.

He learned to code about seven years ago. He had limited access to training resources back then. Whilst he learned to code, he also realized the need to change the way that people learn to code. That’s when Nick took up teaching. His experience as an online student has definitely influenced his teaching style—he knows what it is like to be in their shoes.

He started his teaching career in 2014, with the Internet’s first Swift course. He now teaches a range of technologies such as iOS, Android, Django, Kotlin, Python, HTML, and Blockchain.