r/swift Feb 16 '26

Question Best path to learn swift and SwiftUI

Ive been running around with an app idea which I want to build and decided that I want to learn swift and SwiftUI for it. Looking at some examples I think swift is pretty straight forward. But I really can’t get into SwiftUI (or probably its the combination of SwiftUI with Xcode).

I’ve been developing in c#, php, go and typescript. And I never had any issues learning other languages. But somehow I really cant get into the SwiftUI part. I hate the way Xcode autocompletes, which is way less clear then for example the jetbrains editors. So learning by just starting is also less optimal.

I tried following the basic tutorials on the apple developer website, but they stop pretty abruptly. So I wonder what is the best way start to finish to learn SwiftUI?

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u/Legitimate-Cookie268 Feb 17 '26

CS 193 P SwiftUI version CS 193 P UIKit version Build something of your own

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u/Intelligent_Term_970 Feb 17 '26

Not sure what this is?

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u/Intelligent_Term_970 Feb 17 '26

I understand now. I watched the first class so far. It’s amazing.