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Nojan SheybaniUniversity of Virginia

What are the best free apps for iOS and/or Mac for developers?

I'm a first-year college student, and I'm trying to make a couple web apps and iOS apps in the next couple of years. Are there any resources I could utilize to either learn or actually start building?
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