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iOS

Posted by Arjan Guglani
Arjan Guglani
3,598 Points

What track to I take If I have finished "IOS development with Swift." Do I take "IOS development with OBJECTIVE C,"?

What do I do next, OBJECTIVE C or am I done with tree house.

4 Answers

Justin Horner
STAFF
Justin Horner
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Justin Horner
Justin Horner
Treehouse Guest Teacher

Hello Arjan,

I would say the answer to your question is yes, absolutely. The Objective-C courses are still relevant and ideally you should be comfortable with both languages to have a better reach when it comes to employment.

I hope this helps.

Arjan Guglani
Arjan Guglani
3,598 Points

Thank You!

obey me
obey me
1,135 Points
obey me
obey me
1,135 Points

i mean objective C is just the base of programming for iOS but i you want to more understand IOS development i could consider you to do Objective C , then complete the program like self-destructive app , blogger app and others.

1codechic
1codechic
9,399 Points
1codechic
1codechic
9,399 Points

Hi Arjan,

I agree with Justin. After completing the IOS Development with Swift, swing on over and take the IOS Development with Objective C. It will definitely give you a deeper understanding of IOS Development. I am heading over that way shortly. :-) Happy coding!

Niam Bashambu
Niam Bashambu
1,935 Points
Niam Bashambu
Niam Bashambu
1,935 Points

Hi Arjan, After completing the IOS Development with Swift, swing on over and take the IOS Development with Objective C. It will definitely give you a deeper understanding of IOS Development.