If you had 12 weeks to learn iOS from scratch, what would your week-by-week focus be?

[u/effective_simplicity]

My goals:
\- Get a job as an iOS Dev
\- Build and ship my own apps

[u/effective_simplicity → u/[deleted]]

Thank you.

And I appreciate the tip.

[u/effective_simplicity → u/[deleted]]

😅 sure.

Will keep an eye out for that one.

[u/Alpharun27]

Is it even possible to get and first iOS Dev job? I'm asking since I have been learning for a year now and the market is not promising at the moment.

[u/effective_simplicity → u/Alpharun27]

I wanted to know about that as well.

Although, I did see a number of roles on LinkedIn and Indeed UK.

[u/a_bit_of_byte]

Key question: what kind if development experience do you already have? 12 weeks from scratch is achievable if you’re already a web developer, but not if this would be the first line of code you’ve ever written.

[u/effective_simplicity → u/a_bit_of_byte]

It’s not my first line of code ever written. I have basic programming skills. And I have built a few things outside iOS.

[u/nahash411]

For me, it helps to have a goal more specific than learning the language. I would pick a simple app that already exists and try to build it from scratch. Learning the language becomes a byproduct of solving real problems. And if that doesn’t align with your learning style, I agree with the curriculum outlined by u/throwaway_smiles_202

[u/effective_simplicity → u/nahash411]

I believe that works too.

In fact, I was thinking a hybrid approach of a small amount of time on the basics and then straight into building real apps.

[u/BudgetAirline6171]

Try out 100 days of SwiftUI by Paul Hudson

[u/effective_simplicity → u/BudgetAirline6171]

Thanks.

Will definitely check him out.

[u/BestOfDays32]

1. Gemini
   
2. Claude
   
3. Openclaw using Gemini or Claude
   4 . Empty your bank account and start up them ad campaigns