Code! Learn Swift Version Hack 5.0 + Redeem Codes
Easily learn how to program
Developer: Happy Moose Apps
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 5.0
ID: com.grasshopperapps.CodeSwiftly
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Description
Easily learn how to code in Swift directly on your iPhone or iPad! Includes over 375 fun and fully interactive mini lessons and tutorials.
WHAT OUR USERS ARE SAYING
5 Stars - “Very informative. It is the only app I know that lets you type in the code. This is important for learning efficiently. Bravo."
5 Stars - “Better than the docs! I don’t have much free time at home to go through the Swift docs, but I have time to kill on the daily commute. This pocket sized Swift resource just fits the bill perfectly."
WHY USE CODE SWIFT?
Want to be a better writer? Write more!
Want to be a better coder? Code more!
Want to be great in Swift? Write more Swift code!
Code Swift offers you 26 Swift courses with bite-sized lessons where you have to write your own Swift code! You will be amazed how fast you can learn to code! Code Swift starts with the basics and assumes you have no prior programming experience. Code Swift is also a great resource for intermediate to advanced users because it makes it super quick and easy to review any of the more advanced topics such as filter, map, reduce, or delegates and guard statements, etc.
Code Swift offers a totally unique experience by challenging you to write your own code from start to finish. There really is no faster and more enjoyable way to learn than writing your own code. Our realtime code checker instantly offers valuable tips and suggestions the moment you make a mistake. It is like having your own personal swift instructor sitting next to you to help you along and accelerate your learning and make sure that you won’t get frustrated, stuck, and give up.
Afraid of getting stuck? Don't be! As soon as you make a mistake, you see a red exclamation mark. Just press on it to get step by step guidance and help so you are never stuck and never alone! Once you get more comfortable, you can also turn the real-time code checker off (this is great while working through the course a second time to make sure you truly know how to code).
Need more help? Just press on the video link to have one of our instructors give you a step-by-step walk through and explain everything in more detail.
Code Swift also acts as a Swift Guide in your pocket. Have a question or need a quick refersher on a specific topic? Just use our powerful search feature to instantly find great examples and code snippets with detailed explanations.
Code Swift Courses:
1. Swift basics
2. True or False
3. If statements
4. Optional?
5. Arrays
6. Loop de loop
7. Strings
8. Dictionaries
9. Functions
10. Switch
11. Tuples
12. Enums
13. Structs
14. Classes
15. Tips and Tricks
16. Closures
17. Extensions
18. Properties
19. Protocols
20. Delegates
21. Type Casting
22. Generics
23. Map Filter Reduce
24. Sets
25. Guard & Defer
26. Error Handling
The first course is completely free. All other courses can be unlocked with a single in-app-purchase. Once purchased, you will instantly qualify for all future additions and updates including future courses.
If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at support at happymooseapps.com
WHAT OUR USERS ARE SAYING
5 Stars - “Very informative. It is the only app I know that lets you type in the code. This is important for learning efficiently. Bravo."
5 Stars - “Better than the docs! I don’t have much free time at home to go through the Swift docs, but I have time to kill on the daily commute. This pocket sized Swift resource just fits the bill perfectly."
WHY USE CODE SWIFT?
Want to be a better writer? Write more!
Want to be a better coder? Code more!
Want to be great in Swift? Write more Swift code!
Code Swift offers you 26 Swift courses with bite-sized lessons where you have to write your own Swift code! You will be amazed how fast you can learn to code! Code Swift starts with the basics and assumes you have no prior programming experience. Code Swift is also a great resource for intermediate to advanced users because it makes it super quick and easy to review any of the more advanced topics such as filter, map, reduce, or delegates and guard statements, etc.
Code Swift offers a totally unique experience by challenging you to write your own code from start to finish. There really is no faster and more enjoyable way to learn than writing your own code. Our realtime code checker instantly offers valuable tips and suggestions the moment you make a mistake. It is like having your own personal swift instructor sitting next to you to help you along and accelerate your learning and make sure that you won’t get frustrated, stuck, and give up.
Afraid of getting stuck? Don't be! As soon as you make a mistake, you see a red exclamation mark. Just press on it to get step by step guidance and help so you are never stuck and never alone! Once you get more comfortable, you can also turn the real-time code checker off (this is great while working through the course a second time to make sure you truly know how to code).
Need more help? Just press on the video link to have one of our instructors give you a step-by-step walk through and explain everything in more detail.
Code Swift also acts as a Swift Guide in your pocket. Have a question or need a quick refersher on a specific topic? Just use our powerful search feature to instantly find great examples and code snippets with detailed explanations.
Code Swift Courses:
1. Swift basics
2. True or False
3. If statements
4. Optional?
5. Arrays
6. Loop de loop
7. Strings
8. Dictionaries
9. Functions
10. Switch
11. Tuples
12. Enums
13. Structs
14. Classes
15. Tips and Tricks
16. Closures
17. Extensions
18. Properties
19. Protocols
20. Delegates
21. Type Casting
22. Generics
23. Map Filter Reduce
24. Sets
25. Guard & Defer
26. Error Handling
The first course is completely free. All other courses can be unlocked with a single in-app-purchase. Once purchased, you will instantly qualify for all future additions and updates including future courses.
If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at support at happymooseapps.com
Version history
5.0
2021-02-02
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
- Fixed YouTube video bug that was preventing videos from opening in iOS 14
- Fixed YouTube video bug that was preventing videos from opening in iOS 14
4.8
2019-10-23
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
- Fixed video playback which was not working in iOS 13
- Fixed video playback which was not working in iOS 13
4.7.2
2019-09-26
Fixed crash in iOS 13 that caused app to crash on some iPads
4.7.1
2019-01-25
- Added Course 26 on Error Handling in Swift
- Added ability to turn sound off so you can learn swift and listen to music without any sound effects
- Added ability to hide wrong answer indicator
- Added new lessons to existing courses
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
By hiding the wrong answer indicator you won't know instantly whenever you make a mistake. This is great for going through the course a second time to boost your comprehension and learning.
- Added ability to turn sound off so you can learn swift and listen to music without any sound effects
- Added ability to hide wrong answer indicator
- Added new lessons to existing courses
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
By hiding the wrong answer indicator you won't know instantly whenever you make a mistake. This is great for going through the course a second time to boost your comprehension and learning.
4.6.3
2018-05-08
* Added additional lessons and content
* Minor bug fixes and improvements
* Minor bug fixes and improvements
4.6.2
2018-05-05
- Bug fixes and improvements
4.6
2018-05-03
- Added a new chapter
- Added new lessons
- Improved support for external keyboards
- Added new Auto RUN in settings. Now you don't have to keep pressing the RUN button if your answer is correct. :-)
- Added other bug fixes and improvements
- Added new lessons
- Improved support for external keyboards
- Added new Auto RUN in settings. Now you don't have to keep pressing the RUN button if your answer is correct. :-)
- Added other bug fixes and improvements
4.5
2018-05-01
- Added a new chapter
- Added new lessons
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
- Added new lessons
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
4.4
2018-04-27
- Added Chapter 24 on Sets
- Learn about set specific methods including intersection, symmetric difference, union, subtracting, subset, disjoint, etc.
- As always, if you like the app, please be sure to leave an app rating so that we can keep improving our app
- For questions and feedback just email us at [email protected]
- Learn about set specific methods including intersection, symmetric difference, union, subtracting, subset, disjoint, etc.
- As always, if you like the app, please be sure to leave an app rating so that we can keep improving our app
- For questions and feedback just email us at [email protected]
4.3
2018-04-20
- Added Chapter 23: Map Filter Reduce
- Learn about higher order functions
- If you enjoy this update, please be sure to rate our app so we can keep adding more content
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
- Learn about higher order functions
- If you enjoy this update, please be sure to rate our app so we can keep adding more content
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
4.2
2018-04-13
- Added Chapter 22: Generics
- Added new lessons and challenges
- Added lessons for ternary operator
- Added lessons for nil coalescing operator
- Added new video tutorials
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
- Added new lessons and challenges
- Added lessons for ternary operator
- Added lessons for nil coalescing operator
- Added new video tutorials
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
4.1
2018-04-05
- Added instructional videos with detailed walk throughs and explanations for every example for all Chapters
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
4.0
2018-03-16
- Added Chapter 19: Protocols
- Added Chapter 20: Delegates
- Added Chapter 21: Type Casting
- Added ability to listen to music in background while using the app
- Tweaked and improved dozens of existing questions and exercises
- Updated syntax and examples to Swift 4
- Added additional training videos with detailed code walk throughs and explanations
- In total added over 100 additional exercises, lessons, and examples
- Fixed small typos
- Fixed bug related to entering answers with quotation marks such as "Hi"
As always, we greatly appreciate all of your feedback and suggestions and look forward to adding even more content in the next update.
- Added Chapter 20: Delegates
- Added Chapter 21: Type Casting
- Added ability to listen to music in background while using the app
- Tweaked and improved dozens of existing questions and exercises
- Updated syntax and examples to Swift 4
- Added additional training videos with detailed code walk throughs and explanations
- In total added over 100 additional exercises, lessons, and examples
- Fixed small typos
- Fixed bug related to entering answers with quotation marks such as "Hi"
As always, we greatly appreciate all of your feedback and suggestions and look forward to adding even more content in the next update.
3.2
2017-01-27
- Added new chapters and lessons!
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
3.0
2017-01-04
- Bug fixes
- Added new content and chapters
- Updated examples based on latest version of Swift
- Added new content and chapters
- Updated examples based on latest version of Swift
2.1
2016-09-17
- iOS 10 critical bug fixes
2.0
2016-05-18
- Updated lessons
- Added new chapter and lessons
- Added video tutorials with detailed explanations
- Added search to make it fast and easy to lookup key lessons, functions, etc.
- Added new chapter and lessons
- Added video tutorials with detailed explanations
- Added search to make it fast and easy to lookup key lessons, functions, etc.
1.5
2015-12-08
- Updated and improved content
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
1.4
2015-11-18
Minor bug fixes and improvements
1.3
2015-11-11
Added new chapter on Structs
Added new chapter on Classes
As always, please take the time to review this app and email us at support at grasshopperapps.com
if you need any help or support so that we can continue to improve the app!
Added new chapter on Classes
As always, please take the time to review this app and email us at support at grasshopperapps.com
if you need any help or support so that we can continue to improve the app!
1.2
2015-09-30
- Added chapter on functions
- Added chapter on switch statements
- Added chapter on tuples
- Added chapter on enumerations
- Added support for iOS 9
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
As always, please take a moment to rate this app so that we can keep the updates coming! If you have questions or feedback, please contact us at support at grasshopperapps.com
- Added chapter on switch statements
- Added chapter on tuples
- Added chapter on enumerations
- Added support for iOS 9
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
As always, please take a moment to rate this app so that we can keep the updates coming! If you have questions or feedback, please contact us at support at grasshopperapps.com
1.0
2015-08-30
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Ratings
4.4 out of 5
6 545 Ratings
Reviews
Magicmom22,
Really Nice!
This app makes learning coding fun! There are questions that take you step by step through the actual routine of coding, examples, and video tutorials throughout the whole thing. It isn't made super easy and you are encouraged to think through the problems rather than just giving you the answers. This helps you to remember the old stuff before moving on to new steps. This is a well made app and the developer obviously put a lot of thought into this.
Update 2/4/17: Been through several more lessons now. Still a great app! Just one small issue makes me almost take down a star. This is the second time I've been forced into reviewing the app to keep going. I think one review should be enough. I'm going to leave it at 5 but if I have to review again to keep going it's probably going down a star.
Update 2/4/17: only a few lessons later and being forced to review again. Review loses one star due to the repeated loop of forced reviews. Have to entirely close down the app and go back in even seconds after leaving a review. This is ridiculous!
Update 2/4/17: Been through several more lessons now. Still a great app! Just one small issue makes me almost take down a star. This is the second time I've been forced into reviewing the app to keep going. I think one review should be enough. I'm going to leave it at 5 but if I have to review again to keep going it's probably going down a star.
Update 2/4/17: only a few lessons later and being forced to review again. Review loses one star due to the repeated loop of forced reviews. Have to entirely close down the app and go back in even seconds after leaving a review. This is ridiculous!
Demadrachm,
Decent
The app is pretty decent and breaks down the fundamentals fairly well. One annoying thing is the sensitivity when it comes to how exact your answers are. You don’t need a period in a string or need to capitalize anything. The app makes you type exactly what they tell you, which can be frustrating considering all the points I got stuck weren’t because of a coding structure mistake or anything of the sort it was because of a missing space or something minor like a period. The real kicker is when you complete the very first basic lesson and they start charging you for every other lesson. Honestly I thought I found a free nifty tool to get a grasp on Swift coding but the prices are a bit hefty for my liking. Why would anyone buy an individual lesson? If you’re serious about learning you’re obviously going to want to know it all, not just a specific piece which is essentially useless without the rest. You can buy all lessons for $10 USD, or buying each individual lesson will rack up to around $47 - $48 USD. I’m sure this app is fine if you have the money to put into it, but I’d rather just look online for free and figure it out myself. At least the app doesn’t have any ads which is a plus but I’m just gonna uninstall and figure it out a different way. If you have the money, go for the $10 pack and if not, this isn’t the app for you.
Unhappy DB Traveler,
So far so good
I decided to use this app because of the incredible amount of reviews that the app had, 4K at the time of this review, and it’s high rating. Thinking this must be a good indication of its quality. Interestingly this number is most likely attributed to the app requiring you to rate it after completing the first lesson in the course, otherwise you must pay for the app. It’s a very clever way of getting reviews for your product and I commend the marketing teams use of strategy. So it seems that the 4K in reviews is mostly to do with the people like me who just want free stuff! 😊 Never the less the app is straightforward and intuitive and I like the user friendly environment that is used to help teach you swift. Maybe I’ll come back and write an update to this once I’ve completed all the lessons to make sure all these reviews don’t just consist of people who have completed just the first lesson.
Dubs11711,
Early to tell but good so far
App is informative and easy to follow, yet requires a review of the product before finishing the second chapter. Hard to tell if it will be worth $4.99 this early, but seems like it is a good base point to get into coding. Also, a GREAT marketing ploy for the developers to require a review and attract more customers. I Will revise review once I have completed the 20 chapters and have a grasp of the apps true worth. So far so good..... until the app lets me proceed from writing this review. Only notch on the 5 stars....
Note: The app will not let me move forward even after making this review. It really is a well done app/learning tool, yet this is ridiculous. Soon will be a 1 star app if I can not proceed, especially after just paying the $4.99 for full access.
Note: The app will not let me move forward even after making this review. It really is a well done app/learning tool, yet this is ridiculous. Soon will be a 1 star app if I can not proceed, especially after just paying the $4.99 for full access.
RickW ,
1 Major Flaw
I’m using this on an iPad Pro and on the very first exercise hit a wall. When typing a double-quote it is entered as “curly” quotes rather than the straight “inch mark” quotes, and the app doesn’t recognize them as correct. I could not find a way to enter straight quotes, so had to copy one from a website, then paste it *every time* quotes are needed (frequently). This is frustrating and *very* unnecessary. The app should automatically convert them.
If not for that bug this would be a 5 star app. The content starts at a very basic level, but it’s a good way to review after having not used Swift for quite some time. I plan to purchase the remaining chapters. $5 is on the high end for the amount of content, but seems fair enough.
One other annoyance is that the “Run” and “Next” buttons appear underneath the type-ahead bar that displays automatically when a Bluetooth keyboard is used, which requires an extra tap after every text entry.
If not for that bug this would be a 5 star app. The content starts at a very basic level, but it’s a good way to review after having not used Swift for quite some time. I plan to purchase the remaining chapters. $5 is on the high end for the amount of content, but seems fair enough.
One other annoyance is that the “Run” and “Next” buttons appear underneath the type-ahead bar that displays automatically when a Bluetooth keyboard is used, which requires an extra tap after every text entry.
Tainted07,
This app is AWESOME!
I told the developer I’d rate this app with a glowing 5 stars after iOS 12 released, so now here I am!
A lot of the complaints I have seen from other reviews is that you have to spend $10 to unlock the rest of the lessons, but this is 100% worth it in my opinion.
I’ve made it to chapter 8, and so far everything has been clear and concise. I’ve struggled with trying to learn other languages in the past, but the way this app is set up there’s usually a very clear reason as to why things are the way they are. Each lesson even has hints and a video included that can help A LOT if you don’t understand something. Most of the time it isn’t necessary to use these, but they help a lot when you do need to use them!
When I finally encountered a problem I couldn’t solve, I emailed the developer asking for help and they got back to me quite quickly, responding fast until my problem was solved. They were completely understanding, patient, and polite.
This app is awesome at teaching Swift and the developer genuinely seems to want to teach people Swift.
This app has inspired me to continue my journey learning Swift, and I thank the developer for creating an awesome app! This is one of the best $10 I have spent.
A lot of the complaints I have seen from other reviews is that you have to spend $10 to unlock the rest of the lessons, but this is 100% worth it in my opinion.
I’ve made it to chapter 8, and so far everything has been clear and concise. I’ve struggled with trying to learn other languages in the past, but the way this app is set up there’s usually a very clear reason as to why things are the way they are. Each lesson even has hints and a video included that can help A LOT if you don’t understand something. Most of the time it isn’t necessary to use these, but they help a lot when you do need to use them!
When I finally encountered a problem I couldn’t solve, I emailed the developer asking for help and they got back to me quite quickly, responding fast until my problem was solved. They were completely understanding, patient, and polite.
This app is awesome at teaching Swift and the developer genuinely seems to want to teach people Swift.
This app has inspired me to continue my journey learning Swift, and I thank the developer for creating an awesome app! This is one of the best $10 I have spent.
WonderTouch,
Hands-on exercises, unlike Mimo
Great app! The in-app purchase is absolutely worth it. The lessons are hands on. You actually get to type in your answers character by character, which greatly improves retention of information, unlike Mimo where you forget everything.
Two suggestions for the developer. 1) The “Stuck? Press here to get help” shows up waaay too fast. I don’t even have time to finish reading the prompt most of the time. 2) every now and then add a much more open-ended exercise for us to synthesize what we’ve learned. You don’t have to figure out a fancy checking mechanism to check our work. Maybe just have it check the final output. But please add this, as it will dramatically improve our retention of the material.
Two suggestions for the developer. 1) The “Stuck? Press here to get help” shows up waaay too fast. I don’t even have time to finish reading the prompt most of the time. 2) every now and then add a much more open-ended exercise for us to synthesize what we’ve learned. You don’t have to figure out a fancy checking mechanism to check our work. Maybe just have it check the final output. But please add this, as it will dramatically improve our retention of the material.
KSBrown,
A Great Introduction To Swift Coding Abilities
So I'm fairly new to the coding world (utilizing the self-teach method) & this teaching app greatly aids you in this process. You end up with immersion process (where as you go through each module, you are given exercise information along with an attempt at a live exercise. If you begin to get the hang of it, it will continue to the next exercise and if you don't, it will provide you hints based on previous teachings). Enjoy this method as it works best for those of us who prefer visual, hands-on teaching methods versus straight textbook methods. Highly recommend for novice user looking to comfortable advance their knowledge-base in this process.
sloseaba88,
Helpful & Well Paced
Thank you, but the "rate the app" box at the out of module 1 and then the in of module 2 is kinda grating.
I'm working 3 other variants of this "Swift coding tutorial"-type app, and I enjoy this as well as 2 of the other 3, but this "quirk" compels me to rank this 3rd of the 4.
A month later & I sprung for the pay-to-play for ch 3, onward. The first session back had me running through front 6 of 11 topics in chapter 3.
It's nice to be working with CodeSwift again. I'm still working with the other 2 similar apps mentioned above, and CS surely has its place as and equal to the others. The concept explanation, here, is thinner than with the other 2, but I like the lean way CS is set up.
...and here I am again -- even after purchasing the "unlock all chapters" ($4.99) option -- at the end of another chapter (3):
...had rated 4 stars, just took one of those away
...info's still GOOD: was thinking of taking 4 up to 5 (was going to give it another chapter or two before doing so), but this is SILLY, now: cannot get from chapter 3 to 4 by clicking "later" on the "rate this app" pop-up [forgetting that I've already done this twice before]
...let's see if we go down to 2 stars after chapter 4
I'm working 3 other variants of this "Swift coding tutorial"-type app, and I enjoy this as well as 2 of the other 3, but this "quirk" compels me to rank this 3rd of the 4.
A month later & I sprung for the pay-to-play for ch 3, onward. The first session back had me running through front 6 of 11 topics in chapter 3.
It's nice to be working with CodeSwift again. I'm still working with the other 2 similar apps mentioned above, and CS surely has its place as and equal to the others. The concept explanation, here, is thinner than with the other 2, but I like the lean way CS is set up.
...and here I am again -- even after purchasing the "unlock all chapters" ($4.99) option -- at the end of another chapter (3):
...had rated 4 stars, just took one of those away
...info's still GOOD: was thinking of taking 4 up to 5 (was going to give it another chapter or two before doing so), but this is SILLY, now: cannot get from chapter 3 to 4 by clicking "later" on the "rate this app" pop-up [forgetting that I've already done this twice before]
...let's see if we go down to 2 stars after chapter 4
tklafleur,
Decent
This app is okay. Some of the solutions have things that weren't taught in previous lessons, so I struggled. I even went back and reviewed previous lessons to try to figure out the answer to a bigger solution to no avail.
I don't like that if I go back to a previously passed lesson, my solution is gone and I have to re-work that lesson.
Not much depth to what I am doing and why I am doing it. This is truly a "this is what syntax looks like" type of app. While I enjoy learning syntax and I do want to know the "why's" of things so I can use them on a much bigger scale correctly and be able to apply it all over. I have been using other tools (specifically playgrounds) to learn, but this app and playgrounds are teaching 2 very different concepts; so it's good there isn't much overlap.
I don't like that if I go back to a previously passed lesson, my solution is gone and I have to re-work that lesson.
Not much depth to what I am doing and why I am doing it. This is truly a "this is what syntax looks like" type of app. While I enjoy learning syntax and I do want to know the "why's" of things so I can use them on a much bigger scale correctly and be able to apply it all over. I have been using other tools (specifically playgrounds) to learn, but this app and playgrounds are teaching 2 very different concepts; so it's good there isn't much overlap.
