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iOS

Posted by Diego Reyes
Diego Reyes
2,445 Points

Why all intermediate/advanced courses for iOS are Objective-C based?

I would like to take swift based intermediate/advanced courses. there are beginners like me that would like to take this courses too.

1 Answer

Chris Howie
Chris Howie
13,216 Points
Chris Howie
Chris Howie
13,216 Points

I think right now the issue is that Swift is ever changing. I have been following several developers that focus on swift outside of the Treehouse scope of things. As swift continues to evolve the content and videos must also evolve. I have jumped over and started getting a good grasp on OBJ-C as many iOS devs have told me to go that route first. Have a good understanding of OBJ-C will be a good base as Swift becomes more mature. Some helpful swift sites for you:

http://www.learnswift.tips/#medd http://natashatherobot.com

I also follow a lot of Swift/iOS devs on twitter. With swift being so new they are constantly talking about changes and intermediate to advanced Swift.

Hope that helps,

Best of luck

Chris Howie.