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Swift from Basics to Professional Level

Structured materials, practical tasks, and real projects for self-paced learning

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Born from the first line

Our team started working on this course when they was very young, when we realized that most of the available materials were either too scattered or outdated faster than they could be updated. We ourselves have gone from the first lines of code to professional projects and decided to collect all the accumulated experience in one place - structured, practical and always relevant.

What makes us different from others?

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Step-by-Step Structure

The course is divided into 7 logical levels — from absolute zero to professional standards, so you always know exactly where you are and what comes next.

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Practice Over Theory

Every module ends with real tasks and a complete project, so knowledge is immediately reinforced through code, not just theory.

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Up-to-Date Materials

Last update — February 2026, with regular additions of new language features and tools so you always work with current Swift.

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Lifetime Access

After purchase you receive permanent access to all materials and future updates — return to any module anytime without extra payments.

We write code so that code can help us

Our mission is to give developers a clear, step-by-step path to learning Swift, without overloading them with information or pressure for quick results. We want everyone who goes through our materials to understand not just “how to code,” but “why,” and to be able to build clean, scalable, and maintainable applications on their own.

  • Lyra Bennett — Widget & Live Activities Engineer

    Lyra Bennett

    Widget & Live Activities
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  • Michele Austin— Senior Swift Engineer and course author

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    Senior Swift
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  • Ronan Vale — SwiftUI Framework Architect

    Ronan Vale

    SwiftUI Framework
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Review materials in advance

The course preview allows you to see the full structure of each plan before you purchase. You’ll see a detailed breakdown of the modules, code examples, hands-on exercises, and final projects that await you at each level. This will help you understand which plan best suits your current level and goals.

30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Try the course risk-free. If you're not satisfied for any reason, get a full refund. No questions asked. Refund requests may be submitted within 30 days in accordance with our Refund Policy.

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Free start now

The Free Plan is a free tier that lets you learn the basics of Swift at no cost. You’ll get four structured modules with explanations, code examples, and hands-on exercises to help you write your first simple program. It’s the perfect way to see if our approach is right for you and whether you want to move on.

  • Denis Powers

    Denis Powers

    "The step-by-step structure helped the most -
    when each level adds one clear piece of
    knowledge, and you see how everything
    gradually connects into a single system. Plus,
    real projects at the end of each tariff are what
    finally made me write not just examples, but
    full-fledged programs."

  • Erica Warburton

    Erica Warburton

    "I really liked the detailed explanations of "why"
    instead of bare examples. Thanks to this, I
    stopped being afraid of optionals and started
    using @State and @Binding without panic.
    The text-with-code format allowed me to return
    to difficult points as many times as needed
    without having to rewind the video."