This article was published on April 19, 2016

You’ll get more out of WWDC with the new Stanford course on developing iOS apps in Swift


You’ll get more out of WWDC with the new Stanford course on developing iOS apps in Swift

In the lead-up to WWDC, you could follow the rumor mill — or you could learn Swift and get more out of the conference.

Via iTunes, Stanford is releasing its Spring semester ‘Developing Apps for iOS 9 with Swift’ course. So far, only the class introduction is available, making it a great time to get started.

Like any advanced college course, Stanford suggests you familiarize yourself with C programming via the Programming Abstractions track as a prerequisite, and complete a Programming Paradigms course as well.

The course is free, and you can subscribe to it any time as classes remain available long after they land in iTunes. While it’s definitely a good lead-in to WWDC, neither the conference of Swift is going anywhere, so you’ve got time.

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