It obviously sounds like pseudocode helped you make the switch from frontend software development to Swift. I am considering signing up for a bootcamp and I already know that I'm really interested in mobile development. Do you have any recommendations for Swift programs or learning resources?
Formerly a marketing and communications specialist one day I decided to reinvent myself and did a front end bootcamp. Little I knew and ended up developing iOS apps as my dog takes a nap next to me.
YES! It helped me making the switch and also to not lose my mind xD
I honestly don't know any mobile bootcamp, but yes I can share some resources that I used. My first contact with Swift was in the CodeCademy course, it's really good and they have an integrated IDE so you can do the whole course in the website with no problems and then have the solutions you coded in your own github gist.
Then my main resources has been Ray Wenderlich, he has one of the most complete and updated courses, tutorials and information out there for Swift, the courses are project centric, so when you are learning something you are also making something and that's amazing. And also Hacking with Swift who also happen to have a 100 days of Swift and 100 days of SwiftUI that are super.
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It obviously sounds like pseudocode helped you make the switch from frontend software development to Swift. I am considering signing up for a bootcamp and I already know that I'm really interested in mobile development. Do you have any recommendations for Swift programs or learning resources?
YES! It helped me making the switch and also to not lose my mind xD
I honestly don't know any mobile bootcamp, but yes I can share some resources that I used. My first contact with Swift was in the CodeCademy course, it's really good and they have an integrated IDE so you can do the whole course in the website with no problems and then have the solutions you coded in your own github gist.
Then my main resources has been Ray Wenderlich, he has one of the most complete and updated courses, tutorials and information out there for Swift, the courses are project centric, so when you are learning something you are also making something and that's amazing. And also Hacking with Swift who also happen to have a 100 days of Swift and 100 days of SwiftUI that are super.