If you are not yet aware of this, Apple has introduced a new programming language called
Swift in this year's WWDC, alongside the
new Mac OS X Yosemite. Swift aims to
simplify the codes used in Apple platforms iOS and OS X. Despite the new name, Swift is compatible with the roots of predecessors like C, Objective-C and Cocoa Touch framework. If you have been programming with Objective-C, learning Swift would be a breeze as it
has inherited a number of syntax that you may already have been familiar with. And if learning Swift is in your to-do list but you haven't started, here are a few free sources that is going to
make things a lot easier for you.
Recommended Reading: Hack – The Language Behind Facebook 1. The Swift Programming Language
Available for download for Mac OS and iOS, the Swift Programming Language is available via iBooks. It is Apple's very own Swift reference, and it covers the essentials, concepts and workflow with code examples. An official guide like this book is always the best place to start with something new. [
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2. Introduction to Swift
Not a fan of eBooks? Not a problem. How about a video course instead? Apple has also released a video playlist on Youtube containing short courses on Swift, covering the introduction and a number of its syntax such as Constant and Variables, Integers, and Arithmetic Operations. [
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