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Kishan S
15,410 PointsHi, Treehouse? Why every Swift iOS course is tagged as Beginner?
Compared to Objective - C iOS Courses
1 Answer
Azadi Bogolubov
168 PointsHi, I'm not Treehouse, but I am a professional mobile development engineer, and can share a conjecture on the matter.
Swift is still a relatively young language, and is continually evolving. For this reason, there has been quite a bit less in the way of maturity, and furthermore, being only a little over a year old, there are very few experts in the topic.
As someone who has tinkered a good deal in Swift, and written about 5000 lines of Swfit code to date, having created 2 private apps for businesses, I must say that Swift is far easier than many modern languages in the sense that it is very intuitive and flexible, removing many of the difficult points of other languages used for it's purpose, such as Objective-C (iOS), C# (Windows Phone), and Java (Android).
Hope this helps answer your question.