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🚀 Tomorrow is the day! 📖 Learn To Code Using Swift — a programming book for absolute beginners, built on a fresh approach. 🧠 From zero to building apps, one concept at a time. Swift makes coding simple and fun. ✅ Ready to start your journey? Stay tuned.

If you had to teach Swift from scratch… …how would you structure the chapters for a book? 🤔 This is what we came up with @tiborbodecs.bsky.social so far. What would you add, cut, or reorder?👇

Honestly, I never realized that the “if let” syntax is actually pattern matching behind the scenes... ...until @kittibodecs showed me this snippet. ⤵️

After seeing how difficult it is to work with pointers in C, I’m convinced I made the right choice with Swift 💦

What’s the hardest concept in Swift to grasp on? 🤔 - Memory management - Associated types - Variadic generics - Concurrency Comment below👇

Just finished writing about unsafe memory in Swift. How deep is too deep? I drew the line at the Unmanaged type. It’s chapter 14 yet it’s still a book for absolute beginners.

3 ways I used LLMs to actually learn Swift - A thread🧵 Who isn’t using AI to learn these days? But it’s not just about shortcuts—it’s about learning smarter. Here’s how I used LLMs as a beginner 👇

Hello, World!👋 A thread 🧵