Bitfountain Objective-C for iOS 9
Master Objective-C for iOS development! Understand this essential skill, still needed by employers, alongside learning modern Swift. Boost your career today.
Course Content
Bitfountain Objective-C for iOS 9 is an intermediate-level Udemy course taught by John Omar. It runs 2h 51m and is taught in English. Learners rate it 4.0 out of 5 from 83 reviews, with 5,825 students enrolled. It is free to enroll, first published December 2015.
Understanding iOS Development: Why Objective-C Still Matters
While Swift is the dominant language for modern iOS development, a solid grasp of Objective-C remains crucial for aspiring and current iOS developers. Don't underestimate the continued relevance of this older language!
Here's why learning Objective-C is essential for your iOS developer career:
- Legacy Codebases: A significant portion of existing iOS apps and libraries are built using Objective-C. You'll need to interact with these systems, making Objective-C knowledge indispensable.
- Job Market Requirement: Many iOS developer job descriptions still list Objective-C as a required skill. Demonstrating proficiency expands your opportunities.
- Interoperability: Understanding Objective-C allows you to seamlessly integrate with existing iOS libraries and frameworks.
Our comprehensive course provides a practical path to mastering Objective-C. You'll gain hands-on experience building a fun pirate adventure game, utilizing the expert techniques employed throughout all Bitfountain courses. We focus on heartcrafted methods to ensure a deep understanding.
Even though we offer an introductory Swift course (because Swift is the future!), we recognize the enduring value of Objective-C. If you have some prior coding experience, you'll be building iOS 9 apps in Objective-C quickly and confidently. This course bridges the gap, equipping you with the skills to navigate both modern and legacy iOS development challenges.
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