By Sarah Fischer June 3, 2014

Code Fellows switches from Objective-C to Swift for all iOS courses

Apple just announced the transition from Objective-C to Swift, the new programming language for OS X and iOS applications.

With the release of Swift, Apple sent their developer community scrambling to learn the details in the Swift Programming Language ebook.

Code Fellows is preparing to offer courses for experienced developers (with proper Apple Developer Program accreditation) to efficiently learn this new language and toolset that comes with iOS 8.

John Clem, head instructor of our iOS Development programs, is on the ground at WWDC getting the scoop on iOS 8 documentation and the new programming language. The iOS instructors are dedicating the next 6 weeks to creating the most up-to-date Swift curriculum on the planet.

How to Learn Swift:

Join us in an upcoming Code 401 course to learn how to create mobile apps in Swift. Our new graduates will be among the most experienced iOS/Swift developers—we anticipate seasoned iOS devs taking our course to quickly level-up their team’s knowledge of iOS development.

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About the Author

Sarah Fischer

Sarah is a young professional who is eager to make her mark in the startup scene. She brings an online marketing background to Code Fellows, and looks forward to helping current and future students achieve their dreams of becoming professional developers. She enjoys spending time outside when it's not raining, and creating Pinterest-inspired crafts when it is.