The easiest way to learn iOS Development! | 1/2
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In this article, I’m going to share a lot of information that will make learning iOS Development an easier path for you!
But before, let me ask you my usual question:
Did you read my last 4 articles? 🤔 If not, then here they are: 👀
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Ok, now let’s start with our main topic. 🧐
Is it easy to learn programming?
In general, learning programming is not easy. Besides learning the skills, you will also need analytical thinking, algorithmic thinking, and problem-solving abilities. Time management is important too. But if you’ve decided to become a developer, you can do it at any point in your life. It doesn’t matter if you’re 10 years old or 40 years old; you can learn it anytime. If you know what you want to achieve, you’re already halfway there. The other half comes when you’re willing to sacrifice some of your leisure time.
How did it started for me?
I started learning programming when I was 13. My first focus was on web development using HTML, CSS, and PHP. By the time I was 16, I landed my first freelance job, which involved creating a website (frontend only) for a clinic in my city. Earning my first few hundred bucks was an amazing feeling! Later, I shifted from web to mobile development, focusing on Swift and the iOS ecosystem. This was when I fell in love with Apple products — not as a user, but as a developer.
Why to choose iOS?
I could have chosen Android, so why iOS? The first reason is that to be a native iOS developer, you need a Mac and ideally an iPhone — both of which are expensive. This affects the market, leading to fewer native iOS developers compared to Android developers. It’s simple supply and demand logic.
The second reason is the main difference between iOS and Android. As you know, Android is open-source, and many companies use it on their devices, while iOS is exclusive to Apple. This impacts screen sizes — Android devices have many variations, which means you need to adapt your app to different screen sizes. On iOS, there are standard screen sizes. I’m not saying there’s no variation in iOS, but it’s much easier to manage. You might say, “Just use auto-layout,” but unfortunately, it doesn’t work in all scenarios. Sometimes, you need to handle it programmatically.
What is the best source to learn iOS Development?
Of course, it’s my Udemy course! 🤠 In my Udemy course, I explain everything you need to know as a beginner. You’ll start with zero knowledge, and by the end, you’ll be amazed at how far you’ve come!
You can use the following link to access my course:
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In the course, we start with the basics: What is iOS development? I’ve prepared three phases for you.
- In Phase 1, you’ll learn the basics like variables, constants, control flow, arrays, etc.
- In Phase 2, we’ll cover mid-level topics such as functions, sets, dictionaries, initialization, inheritance, and more.
- In Phase 3, we’ll tackle the harder aspects of the language, such as structs, generics, subscripts, protocols, type casting, etc.
I’ve also prepared three quizzes to test your knowledge.
But you might ask: Can I really learn everything from one course?
The honest answer is no. You can learn a lot from this course, but to become a professional, you’ll still need to practice and keep learning. This course is designed to be the best, most student-friendly guide that avoids the bureaucratic language often used in official resources.
I’ll be very happy if you share your review after purchasing the course. As this is my first course, there might be some small mistakes. And remember, I’m not a company — just an individual sharing useful information, articles, and videos on social platforms.
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