Swift Apprentice Ray Wenderlich Book Details
Title: Swift Apprentice
Author: Ehab Amer, Alexis Gallagher, Matt Galloway, Eli Ganim, Ben Morrow & Cosmin Pupăză
Publisher: Ray Wenderlich
Language: English
Subject: Swift / Computers & Technology / Programming / Apple Programming
No. of pages: 916
Format: EPUB, Source code
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Introduction Swift Apprentice Books
Welcome to the Swift Apprentice, fully updated for Xcode 12 and Swift 5.3!
In the last six years, Swift has gone from being a secret project at Apple, Inc. to a full-blown, open source, community driven language. It continues to refine its core goal of being a general purpose language that supports safety, speed and expressiveness.
Despite its advanced, industrial-strength nature, Swift is a great choice for the beginning programmer, since Xcode offers a sandbox-type environment where you can directly execute Swift statements to try out various components of the language — without having to create a whole app first.
Developers around the world use Swift to build thousands of amazing apps for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS and watchOS. Swift is also being used as a server side technology on non-Apple platforms. That means what you learn in this Swift Apprentice book will be extremely useful as you expand your development skills and possibly work as a developer someday
You’ll learn about basic things like constants, values, operations and types, and move up to more intermediate concepts like data structures, classes and enumerations. Finally, you’ll finish off by getting in-depth knowledge about protocol extensions, custom operators, protocol-oriented programming and generics. Swift lets you create beautiful abstractions to solve real-world problems that you will learn about in this Swift Apprentice book.
Swift is also a lot of fun! It’s easy to try out small snippets of code as you test new ideas. Programming is a hands-on experience, and Swift makes it fast and easy to both follow along with this book, as well as explore on your own.
Who this book is for
If you’re a complete beginner to programming, this is the book for you! There are short exercises and challenges throughout the book to give you some programming practice and test your knowledge along the way.
If you want to get right into iOS app development while learning bits of the Swift language as you go, we recommend SwiftUI by Tutorials by the raywenderlich.com team. SwiftUI is so approachable that you may have even built a simple app or two with some sample code. As you go through this book, you may be wondering why you don’t see some of the syntaxes that appears in an elementary SwiftUI app. These include @State and @ObservedObject property wrappers, opaque return types and result builders. While property wrappers and opaque return types are eventually covered, they are advanced language features and require quite a bit of background to understand their inner workings. Using them, fortunately, is easy, and SwiftUI by Tutorials will show you how to do that.
What’s in store
This book is divided into four sections. Each section has a short introduction that describes its chapters, their topics and the overarching themes of the section. Here’s a brief overview of the Swift Apprentice book’s sections:
Section I: Swift Basics
The first section of the book starts at the very beginning of the computing environment: first, how computers work, and then, how Swift’s playgrounds feature works.
With those logistics out of the way, you’ll take a tour of the fundamentals of the Swift language and learn the basics of managing data, structuring your code, performing simple operations and calculations, working with types.
Section II: Collection Types
Stored data is a core component of any app, whether it’s a list of friends in your social networking app or a set of unlockable characters in your hit game. In this section, you’ll learn how to store collections of data in Swift.
Section III: Building Your Own Types
Swift comes with basic building blocks, but its real power is in the custom things you can build to model parts of your app. Swift has no idea about playable characters and monsters and power-ups, for example — these are things you need to build yourself! You’ll learn how to do that in this section.
Section IV: Advanced Topics
The final section of the Swift Apprentice book covers more advanced topics in Swift. You’ll learn about specific things, such as how to handle problems that come up as your code runs, as well as about more general things such as memory management, which will help you understand some of Swift’s behind-the-scenes mechanisms.
