Programming Languages for iOS and Android Platforms Building apps? You'll need to pick programming languages suited for your target mobile platforms, and iOS and Android are the big ones.
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Everything You Need to Know About Swift, the Programming Language for iOS For iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. It's become the go-to language for iOS app development six years later. In this post, I'll walk you through everything about Swift: how it started, what makes it special, and why so many app developers swear by it. Think of this as your ultimate overview of all things Swift! Before Swift arrived on the scene, almost all iOS apps were written in Objective-C. This meant wrestling with an old, complicated language when building an iPhone or iPad app. Things got even trickier for newer developers trying to get started. The time was ripe for a fresh approach. Enter Swift made its big debut at Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in 2014. Apple touted easier-to-comprehend code with simpler features to prevent entire classes of programming mistakes. Since dropping version 1.0, Apple has kept enhancing Swift in new major point releases that add capabilities and fine-tune performance. The latest and greatest is Swift 5 for those coding today. So, what makes Swift so rad for iOS development? Here are a few things this language really nails: Swift code uses the latest compiler optimizations, and Apple hardware boosts so your apps scream. Your users will notice and love buttery smooth interactions. Unlike some mistake-prone languages (looking at you, C!), Swift prevents entire categories of security problems through smart built-in features. Almost like plain English, Swift is easy to make sense of, even for non-programmers. My Kingdom for Legible Code!
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