Swift

Swift

Design beautiful and seamless user interfaces using Apple’s revolutionary declarative framework

Design beautiful and seamless user interfaces using Apple’s revolutionary declarative framework

This course is designed for developers of all levels to build a strong foundation in Swift. From basic syntax to advanced programming paradigms like protocol-oriented programming, this course will equip you with the skills needed to create robust, scalable apps.

This course is designed for developers of all levels to build a strong foundation in Swift. From basic syntax to advanced programming paradigms like protocol-oriented programming, this course will equip you with the skills needed to create robust, scalable apps.

Program details

Program details

Every concept is taught visually, interactively, and deeply — so you don’t just memorize Swift You understand it, you own it, and you use it with clarity and confidence — just like top iOS engineers do

Swift Programming Mastery

Swift Programming Mastery

This is not your average Swift course — this is where your journey to real iOS expertise begins. Every lesson peels back the layers to reveal the deeper “why” behind Swift, preparing you to write clean,powerful, and production-ready code — the kind that stands out in interviews, code reviews, and the App Store. You won’t just “learn Swift” — you’ll understand it from the inside out, and see how true professionals use it to craft scalable, elegant, and lightning-fast apps

15+ Hours 4K 60fps Videos, 120 GB content

Real-world examples

Beginner to Experience

Course Syllabus

Variables and Literals

Operators and Advanced Operators

Data Types

Control Flows

Collections

Functions

Closure

Closures in Higher Order Functions

Enum

Structure

Classes

Properties

Subscripts

Inheritance and Overriding

Init or Initializer

Error Handling

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What You’ll Learn

Swift: Variables and Literals: Master variables and constants like never before. Go beyond the basics and dive into literals of all types — including binary, hex, and even advanced integer types like Int8, UInt32, and more — used when precision and performance truly matter.

Swift: Data Types: Understand Swift’s type system on a professional level. Learn when to use each standard type and how advanced numeric types give you granular control over memory and computation.

Swift: Collections: Arrays, Sets, Dictionaries — but also how to use them powerfully. Learn how to filter, transform, group, and reduce complex data, building fluency that goes far beyond what tutorials ever show

Swift: Closures: Closures don’t have to be scary. You’ll learn not only syntax and capture lists but also how closures work under the hood, including memory behavior and async patterns — a skill most developers never fully grasp

Swift: Enums: Enums are far more powerful than most realize. You’ll master associated values, raw values, custom methods, and advanced pattern matching — the keys to building state machines and clean logic flows.

Swift: Structs: Understand Swift's value types in depth. Learn how structs provide safety, immutability, and speed — and how to structure your models, methods, and initializers for optimal performance and clarity.

Swift: Subscripts: Ever wanted your types to behave like arrays or dictionaries? With subscripts, you’ll learn how to create elegant, intuitive access patterns for any custom data structure

Swift: Initializers: Initializers are more than just init(). You’ll learn designated, convenience, optional, and failable initializers — plus initializer chaining and design patterns used in real-world iOS development.

Swift: Error Handling: Graceful failure is a superpower. You’ll learn try, catch, throws, try?, and custom error types — and more importantly, how to think through failure handling in scalable codebases.

Swift: Protocols and Extensions: This is where Swift becomes powerful. Learn protocol-oriented programming, protocol inheritance, associated types, and how extensions unlock flexible, reusable code architectures.

Swift: Control Flows: Control your code like a master. You’ll not only use if, switch, guard, and loops — you’ll understand their design philosophy, how to avoid common pitfalls, and how to write branching logic that’s elegant, safe, and scalable.

Swift: Operators and Advanced Operators: Arithmetic is just the beginning. You’ll learn bitwise logic, overflow handling, and even how to build your own custom operators — empowering you to write expressive and elegant low-level code when needed

Swift: Functions: Functions are more than blocks of code — they’re Swift’s true first- class citizens. You’ll master Parameter naming, default values, in-out params, variadics, and closures — everything needed for expressive, reusable architecture

Swift: Closures in Higher-Order Functions: Here’s where Swift starts to feel magical. Learn to wield map, filter, reduce, compactMap, and chaining logic like a pro — unlocking

functional programming in Swift with real-world examples.

Swift: Classes: When value types aren’t enough, enter reference types. You’ll learn when and why to use classes, how inheritance really works, and how to control object identity, memory, and behavior like a true architect

Swift: Properties: Stored, computed, lazy, static — and why they matter. Understand how to react to state changes, manage memory, and craft properties that keep your logic clean and responsive

Swift: Inheritance and Overriding: Master Swift's OOP tools — override methods and properties with intention, understand class hierarchies, and use super, final, and required to control inheritance at a granular level

Swift: Type Casting: Casting isn't just about as? — it's about understanding Swift’s type system. Learn to work safely with polymorphic objects, protocols, and dynamic types — all without risking crashes or confusion

Swift: Nested Types: Structure your code like a pro. You’ll explore enums inside structs, classes inside protocols, and more — mastering modular organization and encapsulation through nested types

Swift: Generics: Time to scale. You’ll write reusable, type-safe components with generics, understand generic constraints, and build powerful abstractions — even protocols with associated types. This is true pro-level Swift