
UdemyBuilt around the observation that many programming courses show code without building real understanding, this bootcamp centers on hands-on exercises using real-world code segments. Each concept is paired with practice problems and worked solutions, so students can check their own reasoning rather than just following along.
The course includes visual aids throughout to make abstract concepts easier to follow, and all exercises, examples, and presentation materials are provided as part of the course itself.
Complete beginners to Swift — the language used across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV development — who want a genuinely hands-on introduction rather than a purely lecture-based one.
Understanding Swift comes from writing and troubleshooting real code segments, not from watching someone else type.
Why this course?
Do you want to learn Swift Programming? But so far you bought programming courses, where you only code but don't really unterstand what you do?
Then I want to welcome you to my course! Here you will learn how to code with different methods.
You will learn how to code with "real world" examples by learning how to use a code segment. The course includes a lot of exercises and solutions so you can train your coding skills. I also use many pictures in my course so it is easier for you to unterstand what I'm talking about.
In addition to this course you will get all examples, exercise and presentations for free.
What is Swift?
Swift describes the programming language for all Apples Products like iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, Apple TVs, desktops, servers etc.
Who am I?
I am a lecturer for programming courses. I started to develop these courses with focus on exercises, because when I studies computer science, I was not able to find such courses. All the exciting courses were focused on explaining contents - and this made it hard to really learn it. My goal with the courses was to find to teach programming and at the same time give my students the opportunity to learn the craft.
After a successful start in Germany, I now want to start developing courses in English.
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