SwiftCode

Learn Swift more quickly and easily

2 followers

Learn Swift more quickly and easily

2 followers

If you're finding a way to learn Swift quickly, SwiftCode is a suitable choice for that. You can learn anywhere, anytime right on your iPhone, iPad and even Mac in the future.

Launch tags:iOS•iPad•Product Hunt

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Dai, Thank you for creating this! A mobile app we can use to learn Swift? Think about it, the way you interact, how easy the UX is... it could become just part of your hand while inbetween daily tasks? Full Courses, Easy UX... Future updates that will provide Full Courses at your finger tips? Yes please. Thanks again! Upvoted and Downloaded

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6yr ago

SwiftCode

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@joe_laponza Thank you. It just has been on the AppStore a few days ago then we need more feedbacks from someone like you. If you have any question, you can contact me by Twitter or Email.

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6yr ago

SwiftCode

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Hi everyone, Today I'm so happy to introduce my own app SwiftCode which helps people learn Swift programming language with a clean design and an attractive way to code. We're just completing full courses which cover most of Swift's aspects. Therefore, you're getting 50% off if you get it now on the AppStore. Learning code has never been easier.

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6yr ago

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@tranhieudai13 I can't understand the pricing too well. Is it $19.99 yearly? Forever? And at some point, does this app translate/guide you from learning Swift as a programming language to using Swift to create iOS apps?

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6yr ago

SwiftCode

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@prithsr At this point, the courses aren't full and will be added weekly. The price 19.99$/ per year is just a discount for now and it has some changes after completed.

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6yr ago

SwiftCode

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@prithsr If you travel all the courses, you can jump into creating apps on Apple's Platforms immediately.

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6yr ago

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I have tried several times to learn how to use Swift. I tried Udacity, Mimo, and several Youtube courses. All these courses, like yours, are written by programmers for math-oriented people. What I would like is a cheat sheet, which I can use during the course. I would also use that for my own projects. This document should explain the principles visually. I like most people, don't remember a coding principle by doing an exercise once. In my opinion, this going back and forth between looking something up and coding itself makes the process annoying.

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6yr ago

SwiftCode

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@jas801 I understand what you mean. I think that the thing will help you get over it is time. Skills need to be improving over time gradually. Whatever approach you choose you need time so just stick with only one way and chase it 👍

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6yr ago