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[iTunes U - Stanford] Developing iOS 8 Apps with Swift

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Developing iOS 8 Apps with Swift

by Paul Hegarty

 

Developing iOS 8 Apps with Swift | iTunes U

 

 

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From Apple:

 

Stanford University's iOS programming course, one of the most popular on iTunes U with over 1.2 million downloads, is now being taught using Swift. Learn how to build apps with this exciting new programming language by following Stanford's curriculum: Developing iOS 8 Apps with Swift. The first two lectures for the winter 2015 quarter are now live and additional lessons will be added as they are taught.

 

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One of the most popular iOS programming courses is back again. This year the course focuses entirely on Apple's new programming language  Swift.

I thought that might be interessting to some of you. It definetly is a good start to get into iOS development.

Though be aware that some knowledge in object-oriented programming is needed.

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thats cool :D iTunes U is great

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I'm all for programming courses :) however I stand by my convinction that multiplatform is king. I refuse to program in an exclusive language.

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I'm all for programming courses :) however I stand by my convinction that multiplatform is king. I refuse to program in an exclusive language.

 

Mac, iPad, iPhone, iWatch <- multiplatlform :D

 

Also from what I have seen so far swift is fucking amazing ;)

 

 

thats cool :D iTunes U is great

there are some great courses on iTunes U.

Actually iTunes U is really the only reason why I use iTunes :unsure:

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Mac, iPad, iPhone, iWatch <- multiplatlform :D

 

Also from what I have seen so far swift is fucking amazing ;)

 

 

there are some great courses on iTunes U.

Actually iTunes U is really the only reason why I use iTunes :unsure:

 

Yeah swift looks amazing! though I am not a programming expert!

 

i actually like itunes as a player, but maybe I am one of the few

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