Looking to become the next Mark Zuckerberg or Steve Jobs? Learning how to code is now one of the most desirable skills in the business world. Get ahead of your competitors and learn to code apps using Apple’s Swift app development curriculum.
Are you an aspiring entrepreneur? Do you dream of packing your bags and heading off to Silicon Valley, where you will build the next big thing and join the ranks of Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page and Elon Musk? You can.
However, there’s just one thing standing in your way – you can’t code.
Some nontechnical founders have beaten the odds and made it in tech. Although, the ability to write code is a vital skill in the tech industry and you are unlikely to get very far without it.
Learning how to code isn’t easy. Deciphering lines and lines of odd symbols and random letters will leave you scratching your head. You will waste hours searching for that rogue letter than caused your code to fail. Yet, beginning is the hardest part.
Thankfully, tech giants Apple have provided the prefect way for programming hopefuls to get started. There is no need to commit time or money to a course before you know that its for you. Those interested in coding can use Apple’s ‘app development curriculum’ to make sure that it is what they want to do.
Learn to code: What is the app development curriculum?
Apple’s app development curriculum is a digital book, which guides readers through a year-long coding course.
The cost of coding bootcamps and courses puts many people off of learning how to code. However, the app development curriculum is available for free via the iBooks Store.
The course educates readers on the Swift programming language. Many top apps have been created using Swift. Popular creations include Candy Crush, Instagram, Snapchat, WhatsApp and Shazam.
Engineers and developers within the company designed the curriculum with students in mind. While aimed at high school level, there is valuable information available to anybody that’s wants to venture into the computer programming world.
While it would certainly help, students don’t need prior coding experience. This course will teach you all of the skills needed to design, create and bring your ideas to life.
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