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Have Fun With Apple’s Swift Programming Language

October 27, 2015 by coyotemooninc

by Tom Nelson

Apple rolled out the Swift programming language at the WWDC 2014 event. Swift was designed to eventually replace Objective C, and provide a unified development environment for those who create apps for both the Mac and iOS devices.

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Since the initial announcement of Swift, the new language has already seen a number of updates. It now incorporates support for watchOS as well as tvOS, letting you develop for the full gamut of Apple devices from a single development environment.

During the summer of 2014, I downloaded the original beta version of Swift that was available to Apple developers. This is a brief look at what I found, and a few recommendations for how to proceed if you’re interested in learning Swift.

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