Best Resources To Learn iOS Development and Swift Programming || The Green Developer

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Stanford iOS course with Paul Hegarty

Paul Hudson's 100 Days of Swift Challenge

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Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
1:56 Beginner's tip
4:46 First resource
8:00 Second resource
11:11 Third resource
15:03 One Last Advice

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[IronBear]

Video changed my whole perspective and kept me from signing up for a $18, 000 bootcamp. I am going to do the 100 days of swift while also taking Dr. Yu’s udemy course. When I finish those I plan to take the Stanford class and then hopefully I will have enough knowledge to get a job or freelance as an iOS developer. Thanks so much for kindly breaking this down for me.

[Landon_Hughes]

Also, that Angela Yu swift 5 course is really good! For $12, it’s a no brainer. I’m halfway through and I’m very pleased!

[UXNinja-mr]

Courses gives the fundamental. While Learning is by making more projects is the key to success.

[rickpontificates]

I have 30 years of coding experience (started with Assembly). I've designed electronics and programmed many casino games and arcade games. About 3 years ago, I started learning iOS Swift. I can now code advanced casino games for iOS mobile.... BUT (and you knew there was a but), it drives me CRAZY that I don't have programmatic access to the USB-C port on my iPad Pro to be able to interface with my own hardware devices!!

[billnerp]

Paul is amazing. Through Paul I discovered Sean Allen who I like as well.

[Vikram-wxhg]

What a beautifully presented video, witch some excellent advice on starting your journey with iOS development!

[andysun]

How many hours a day do you have to practise. ?

[danyalahmad]

Bro I just started swift watching code with Chris and it seem he is not explaining well just finishing basic .
And now I'm stuck at loops ..
All I want you is to aks ur opinion should I learn in depth as beginner or just finish basic and then another advance course .
Like I can get Angela yu course but that so long and some say that is for intermediate .
And I have no experience in coding.
My goal is iOS development .
Thanks alot

[澳門本土人]

Angela Yu’s course is very outdated by now. It is sad that Ms Yu is not going to make a more updated course. You can try code with Chris’ courses

[Tyheir]

Hi, I just graduated with a B.S in Computer Science, want to learn swift as it has always been an interest of mine to create an iOS app and I want to make myself a better candidate for jobs. I just want to know what IDE you recommend is the best to use, (is xCode necessary, I'm reading bad reviews about it.) and if there is any updated suggestion you have for someone who has four years of programming experience. The paul hudson, and stanford course seems the most intriguing to me at this point. Great video!

[captainkilos]

I know this video is 2+ years old. But it was very helpful. Thank you!

[melincognito]

Good content, thanks for the guidance! I agree with you, I started with the odin project foundations before I went into iOS dev and it is easier to pick up now that I have a foundation.

[draytond]

Superb video and great advice. I actually started with Angela Yu's course, and then moved to Paul Hudson and found his style and tutorials were better for me.

[澳門本土人]

Just found out you can use Xcode 12 to develop for iOS 16

[awephan]

I noticed there are 2 100 days challenges. Which one should I start with? Could you do a video on the pros and cons of each?

[londailey]

Well explained; helpful by saving wasted effort on attempting to get to the heart of the matter--learning IOS Swift.

[coolprogrammer]

Proud to be your 1k’s subscriber! histroy is gonna be made!

[vaibhavpatil]

I recently stumbled upon your channel and your content is informative and precise.
Keep

[psychoGamesStudios]

So... If i want to start iOS (Im an Android dev already), should i go with SwiftUI directly or i still have to learn UIKit?

[dogstar]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on Swift! I knew about Angela Yu’s course, but not about Paul’s or the 100 day swift challenge. I have some JS experience, and am familiar with Python, can’t wait to do the Swift course on Codecademy and see where that takes me. Looking forward to more videos from you! 🤟🔥💯