Swift: Basic Fundamental Guide for Beginners

by M.g. Martin

Have you ever wanted to learn how to build IOS apps but don’t know where to start? Have you tried some of the IOS books and blogs but still you could not get to the end? Do you feel like you need some fundamentals skills in Swift for you to get started?

Well, Swift is the new language for you. No need to struggle any more. Swift will help you create both IOS8 and OSX apps in an intriguing and interesting way. If you happen to have some experience working with Objective-C, you might be asking yourself why shift to Swift. After all, you have been creating better apps for OS X for some years. But, did you know that apple had something in store before they released Swift?

That said, Basic Fundamental Guide For Beginners is designed to help new starters to Swift programming build a strong foundation in fundamentals of using Swift. In this book, you will get a practical experience of how to code in Swift language, techniques, tools and concepts to help you obtain the basic skills Swift.

You will learn a few concepts of how to build better IOS apps and so forth. Swift language is one of the best to get started in building apps. In this book, you will
•Step by step instructions on building apps
•Sample XCode projects
•Basic Introduction to Swift
•A study of Swift Arrays
•A tour of Swift Classes, Structures and Enumeration
•The power of Swift functions
•Implementation of Control Statements in Swift
If you have been looking forward to learning how to write apps for the Apple OS, grab a copy of this book today to help you begin your journey. What are you waiting for?

77 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 20, 2018

About the author

m.g. martin grew up on the big island of hawai'i. He attended San Francisco State University where he was the recipient of the San Francisco Browning Society Dramatic Monologue Award & the Academy of American Poets Award. He is the producer & host of the San Francisco chapter of Literary Death Match. One For None (Ink Press) is his first collection of poems. m.g. eats spam too often & blogs at mgmartin.tumblr.com"

Reviews

[Darryl Matthews · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good Starter For Beginners

I had watched a video series on Swift and this book was a good follow up to that series that reinforced the basics of the language. Nothing related to the UI side of app development in IOS so don't get your hopes up.

[Sherrill Darby · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good Content But needs proofreading

The premise is laudable but the implementation is somewhat flawed. A good proofreader would do wonders to make this text easier to assimilate and not require deciphering what is meant. For instance, fun is not readily readable as fond.