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56 reviewsApple’s World Wide Developers Conference is an annual landmark event for its developer community. It is a big deal every year, but 2014 was particularly special: Apple introduced an entirely new language called Swift for the development of iOS and OS X applications.
As a new language, Swift represents a fairly dramatic shift for Mac OS X and iOS developers. More experienced iOS developers have something new to learn, and new developers cannot rely on a venerable community for tried and true answers and patterns. Naturally, this shift creates some uncertainty.
But this is also an exciting time to be a Mac OS X and iOS developer. There is a lot to learn in a new language, and this is especially true for Swift. The language has evolved quite a bit since its beta release in the summer of 2014, and it continues to evolve.
We are all at the forefront of this language’s development. As new features are added to Swift, its users can collaboratively determine its best practices. You can directly contribute to this conversation, and your work with this book will start you on your way to becoming a contributing member of the Swift community.
