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File Size: 9291 KB

Print Length: 559 pages

Publisher: Oak Leaf Enterprises, Inc. (November 29, 2014)

Publication Date: November 29, 2014

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B00QDQZA78

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I had the opportunity to read the book "Learn to Code in Swift - The new language of iOS Apps" by Kevin J. McNeish, over year end holidays. I've been looking for a good book on Swift, as I spent last summer translating my own app from Objective-C to Swift. While I really didn't know what I was doing, I had done a literal translation as a means of trying to learn the syntax of the language. Since then, I have been trying to get a better understanding of some of the differences between Objective-C and Swift, so that I may be able to clean up my app a bit.I had met Kevin at MacWorld some years ago, and had picked up his first iBook on Obective-C. I found it to be a good beginner's book. With that as a background I was looking forward to reading this book.Let's begin with the structure of an individual chapter. Each chapter has a specific theme, and within that theme Kevin spends considerable time explaining the specifics and concepts behind that that theme. Unlike many books, he doesn't assume that you are an expert in computer theory or computer science. While he doesn't go too deep on the theory, he does explain enough of it to help solidify the concepts of the specific theme. Each theme is broken apart into specific concepts or, if appropriate, API calls. He provides simple to understand code examples so that the concepts stick with you. He also spends enough time explaining the Xcode environment, which is a great boon for someone just getting started learning iOS programming. I have yet to find a book that does this, so it was refreshing to learn a few tricks I had not yet discovered.Quick aside: Years ago when I first started programming professionally, I had to share a development environment with the production system on an IBM midrange computer called the System 38. The customer I was working forward got upset with me, as I used to treat it like a PC, i.e. Write some code, compile, look at the syntax errors, fix them, write some more code, rinse and repeat until the program was done. My boss came to me one day, after getting many complaints that I was impacting the customers business with all my compiles, and said - "Michael, you only get three compiles to get a program finished. One for syntax, one for debugging, and one for production use." I was floored... How would I ever do this, well the answer was, learn how the computer thinks. Desk check your code, and program flow - making sure to fully understand all the inputs, behaviors, and outputs. This advice changed the way I programmed. I feel that I need to understand, not only the big picture, but the details and how the operating system works.In Learn to Code in Swift, Kevin helped me get a much deeper understanding of the actual behavior and reasoning around many of the concepts I had tried to pick up by converting my code last summer.Continuing with the structure of the chapters, Kevin then provides a handy summary of all the points he just presented. I can imagine a companion book that just consists of those summaries. Perhaps this is how he structured his outline for the book. But I find myself going back to those pages to reinforce the lessons. He then provides an exercise to allow the reader to practice what they just learned. And finally, and I love this part, he provides a video online to walk you thru the steps making sure you got the exercise right. And as with most programming books, all the source code is available for downloading.Overall, I found this book to be an excellent starting point for people wanting to learn Swift within the context of iOS programming. Now that Apple has released Swift into Open Source, I am sure that the language will grow and mature quickly. Having a good understanding of the fundementals of the language is critical to take advantage of it overtime. Kevin's book certainly provides you with that foundation. Highly recommended.

As usual, Kevin McNeish has nailed it. I have yet to be disappointed in purchasing any of his books. MONEY WELL INVESTED IN YOURSELF. If you are having difficulties in grasping Swift, do not hesitate and purchase this book. You will not regret your purchase.thanks to my investment in Mr. McNeish books, I was able to build this advance iPhone/iPad App http://lumberjacksystem.comPrior to this App, I have had no iOS experience at all. All I have to say is, Thank you Mr. McNeish for your series of books and I will be purchasing anything that you put out.At present time, I am well underway in building another iOS App.robert DeSaeger

In the very middle of the book the right-hand side pages are printed slightly crooked, and those pages are also not fully secured to the binding. Its 20-30 pages, but in a book like this every page is vitally important. The information is great, as are the online resources that accompany the book.

Well written and easy to follow. Good tutorial for those new to programming.

Update: This seems like a fantastic book so far.I'm just about at page 100, still plenty to go but have been making progress recently.The author does a great job explaining the mechanics of coding swift in xcode.He's also got videos at the end of each chapter which I've so far not needed but it's nice to know they are there in case I miss something in the text.I'm at the point where the author is doing such a good job that I'm curious why there aren't more reviews on the book here. It seems really really good.Probably also worth noting that the print version of the book has reasonable sized type that's easy to read.------------- original review below -----------------------So far so good!This is just over a 500 page book.I'm about 50 pages in, which is where the book talks about 'optionals' .I had muddled with Swift before, but didn't know what optionals were, and never really understood when I needed or didn't need to 'unwrap' them. Honestly, I didn't even know what they were called. I was really excited when I got to chapter 4 and realized it was explaining what all that stuff was about. So far it looks to be a great book!

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