iOS Developer Roadmap

What you'll learn

• Swift programming language
• How to design and develop an iOS app
• Cross platform development
• Version control
• How to deploy an iOS app
  
  
  
  

Overview

Mobile is the future (maybe even the present). If you want to capture this market, or simply benefit from all the job openings sprouting up from this boom, becoming an iOS developer is a great way to do just that.
Even though Android has a larger share of the market, Apple has built a reputation for itself with premium devices and tons of high quality apps.

How to follow this roadmap?

• If you have no prior programming experience, we recommend you take an introductory course that covers data structures and rudimentary algorithms before starting this roadmap.
• We also suggest brushing up your OOP concepts in a language like C++
• You don’t need to know both Swift and Objective-C to get started. However, it might prove useful in the future. Our roadmap assumes you chose either Swift or Swift and Objective-C.
• If you have decided to use React Native, Flutter or any other cross platform/hybrid development environment, you might not need to learn Swift and iOS. Instead, you will have to learn languages/libraries they are dependent on, for example JS and React for React Native and Dart for flutter.
  For further details, please visit the link provided under resources in “Cross Platform” section.