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The first iOS programming alternative to Objective-C, Swift is a clean, accessible, object-oriented language, with built-in support for modern programming features like closures, generics, and tuples. The main stumbling block for new Apple developers has always been the Objective-C language, which many developers find overly complex.
Topics include:
Installing Xcode 6
Writing Swift code in playgrounds
Declaring variables and constants
Defining functions
Working with complex types, including arrays, enumerations, and closures
Creating classes
Defining advanced properties and property observers
Working with generics
Supporting protocols
Adding functionality with extensions
