Apple developer membership

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Created Jun ’16

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i am forth year electrical engineering , last 8 month i tried my best on learning to code with xcode but it was somehow diffcult to me although i have some background on programming in general like C++ .

i have always wanted to join in apple developer membership.

after i saved my allouance i wanted to make sure from littile things such as .......

will it help me in developing apps ? in other words speaking will there be some toturials or perhaps ill download books on learning objective c or swift language

or maybe also workshops ?

and if not could anyone refer to me some books videous on learning objective C , swift language for begginers

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Answer 1

SamTest123 OP

Jul ’16

Hope this helps you to learn swift which apple has provided to learn swift lunaguage

https://medium.com/ios-os-x-development/apple-has-published-a-great-free-learn-to-code-course-for-swift-on-github-feb5e4d70691#.j0z3sx1ji

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Answer 2

DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Jul ’16

i have always wanted to join in apple developer membership … will it help me in developing apps ?

The Apple Developer Program has many benefits (you can learn more about them here) but it does not give you access to extra tools, documentation, tutorials, and so on. All of Apple’s development resources are available for free to any registered developer

Beyond Apple, there are lots of third-party resources that will help you get started with development on Apple platforms. I don’t have any specific recommendations (my experience with getting started on Apple platforms is rather dated) but this topic comes up regularly on DevForums so if you search around you’ll find lots of advice on it.

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Answer 3

NotMyName OP

Jul ’16

For what it's worth, there are some things that having a paid developer account will make easier. And a lot of the things like the developer forum used to restricted to paid developers only. I think at the moment the big features that're restricted to paid developers involve testing and provisioning on multiple devices.

But Stanford has that nice online course for Swift development using iOS 9:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/course/developing-ios-9-apps-swift/id1104579961

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