Getting started in iOS development

Based on my own experience, I'd say start with the Swift 2.0 track, and then check out the following courses: Intermediate Swift 2, Build an Interactive Story App with Swift 2, Protocol Oriented Programming with Swift 2, Generics in Swift 2, Closures in Swift 2, Introduction to AutoLayout in iOS, and Network Programming in Swift 2.

Those courses more or less cover everything TeamTreehouse has to offer on Swift 2.

After that, I'd recommend taking the Swift track to see the differences between Swift and Swift 2. The Swift track also contains content that the Swift 2 track and courses currently don't cover; however, the Team Treehouse staff is working to fix that.

After that, I'd say take the Objective-C track. A lot of code you'll find in apps and in examples people give for how to do various things with apps are going to be written in Objective-C. Objective-C is a lot like Swift in its types, properties, and methods; however, its syntax is very different from that of Swift. Learning Swift and Objective-C after learning Swift has proved to be incredibly helpful for me in my own ventures in iOS development.

The other courses and workshops in the Library under iOS are also very interesting and useful, and I'd recommend browsing through them and checking out whatever catches your eye.

I hope this helps!

Is swift 2.0 track different from Swit 2.0 basics course I Found here. Btw thank you for your fast response. https://teamtreehouse.com/library/swift-20-basics