Apple's Swift – Everything An Iphone App Developer Should Know

Apple kept a step ahead beyond objective C language, by introducing Swift – next programming language of Apple. However, Apple won't accept Swift based submissions until the official release of iOS 8 and iOS X (Yosemite). Next choice of Apple raises the speed of development processes plus makes the apps run faster. Besides, Swift is going to add fun and a lot of excitement. Here's everything iPhone app developers should know about Apple's swift.

What is Swift?
Swift is a programming language developed by Apple for iOS and iOS X. Apple announced Swift as the fast, efficient and effective method of building software and apps for iPhone, iPad and Macs.

Why It's a Next Choice of Apple?
Swift is easier to read, write and collaborate than Objective C (current Apple's programming language). Using swift, developers can write apps more accurately. Plus Swift is easy to learn, inviting younger programmers to dive in and master the skills of building innovative iPhone apps.

Why iPhone developers must learn it?
According to Tim Cook, Swift will remove the entire barriers of unsafe coding. Apple made it clear that Swift will stay here for a long time, and it works with Objective-C. So, if you still want to be with objective C for iPhone apps, you required to learn Swift as it will be a part of iOS app development, or might replace the entire objective C language.

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From where should developers begin with Swift?
iPhone application developers who want to prepare themselves for future (nearby) language of Apple, can start by downloading the XCode 6 Beta. And if you want to submit your Swift based app, you still have to wait until the release of iOS 8 and iOS X. To start your learning from basics, you can go to LearnSwifts.tips where you can learn through tutorials, code samples, and other references.

Will it go so far so good?
As we know that Objective C remain there for last 30 years and still continuing. Same thing can be expected from Swift as it is far easier than C in learning, writing and reading. What's more important is the seal of approval to Swift by Apple itself. So, it will go so far so good.

Conclusion
After using objective C for last 30 years, Apple switched to Swift, considering a huge step forward for iOS world. With Swift, Apple wants to deliver an ability to run functions with extreme ease. This new language will change the face of iOS app development, said by Tim Cook. He further added that Swift will remove the whole class of unsafe code from the language.