Interactive Swift playgrounds for experienced programmers to quickly learn Apple's Swift language.
Learn Swift is a collection of interactive playgrounds that help programmers learn Apple's Swift programming language through hands-on experimentation. It provides near-realtime feedback as users edit code, covering language fundamentals from Apple's official documentation. The project focuses specifically on the Swift language itself, not standard libraries or other APIs.
Programmers already familiar with C++ and/or Objective-C who want to quickly learn Swift and become productive with the language.
It offers a concise, interactive learning experience with live playgrounds that provide immediate feedback, allowing users to experiment and understand Swift faster than traditional documentation or tutorials.
Learn Apple's Swift programming language interactively through these playgrounds.
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Playgrounds provide near-realtime feedback on code edits, allowing users to experiment and see results immediately, as highlighted in the README's emphasis on live coding.
Condenses Apple's official Swift language guide into a focused format, making it efficient for learning fundamentals without extraneous details.
Targets programmers familiar with C++ or Objective-C, facilitating a rapid transition to Swift by leveraging prior knowledge.
Encourages 'what-if' games to explore language features, reinforcing learning through practical code manipulation in playgrounds.
Requires XCode 6.0+ and a Mac, excluding users on other operating systems, as specified in the README's system requirements.
Only covers Swift language fundamentals, not standard libraries or APIs, which are essential for real-world app development, as admitted in the README.
Based on XCode 6.0 from the early Swift era, and the lack of recent updates means it may not include modern Swift features or syntax changes.