Is learning to code in SWIFT a good idea? I decided that I cant be a waggie anymore. I want to study coding and become a ios dev, or something like this, and escape being a waggie, do some apps for ios and get paid and thats it.
Is learning to code in SWIFT a good idea? I decided that I cant be a waggie anymore...
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Nolan Mitchell
good idea
Do you own a MAC?
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Cooper Foster
indie game dev here, only 0.01% of apps make any reasonable amount of money and only 0.001% of apps make life changing money.
you'll be waging forever, good news is, there's a lot of demand for coders and lifestyles are pretty good cause of competetion
Jaxon Rodriguez
no, SWIFT is shit and native IOS development sucks. learn something less niche and more versatile. I recommend C#. if you still want to make IOS apps you can code in C# and use Xamarin to do so.
Thomas Walker
>C# and use Xamarin to do so
javascript and react native is good too.
javascript is the easiest to learn.
Ian Perez
Yes, and an iphone so I can test my apps.
Kevin James
yeah, javascript is a must know if you want to find work in the future
Jacob Perry
good so it wont cost you anything, you cant code SWIFT on anything other than a mac.
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still I would recommend starting with HTML & JS once you can build a basic web page then switch to SWIFT
Wyatt Howard
I think C# is easier to learn, but that's just me. it's much cleaner