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Apple to Expand Swift Language Support to Android; Sets Up Android Working Group
Apple is bringing support for its Swift programming language to Android, which could offer developers an alternative to Kotlin for app creation on Google's OS. With existing support for Swift on Windows and Linux, Apple has formed an Android Workgroup to ensure continued platform maintenance. This move could streamline cross-platform development fo...
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More Than 30 US Community Colleges Add Apple's 'App Development with Swift' Curriculum
Students will learn to build apps using Swift, Apple's popular and easy-to-use programming language.
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Google Hires Chris Lattner, Apple's Former Star Engineer, to 'Democratise AI'
After working at Tesla for a few months, ex-Apple employee Chris Lattner has decided to join the Google Brain team, and will look to make AI more accessible to everyone.
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Apple Swift Playgrounds Educational Coding App Expands to Robots, Drones, and More
Apple is working with leading device makers to make it easy to connect to Bluetooth-enabled robots within the Swift Playgrounds app.
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Phil Schiller on App Store Upgrade Pricing, Amazon Echo-Like Devices, Swift, and More
The Senior Vice President Worldwide Marketing at Apple is not a fan of assistants on voice-only devices.
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Swift University Teaches You How to Build Android Apps in Apple's Programming Language
The course lasts about 3 days 8 hours for a total of 24 hours of lessons, samples, projects, and private group post-course support. It is being offered at a price of EUR 599 (roughly Rs. 41,000) in Milan, Italy
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Firefox 52 Brings WebAssembly Support, Allowing Users to Run Complex Apps and Games
With the help of WebAssembly, programs written in languages like C/C++ can also be ported to Web and subsequently run with near-native performance on Mozilla Firefox.
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Apple's Swift Programming Language Goes Open Source
By making Swift open source, the company is paving the way for the programming language to be used beyond Apple's products.
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A surge in learning the language of the Internet
The market for night classes and online instruction in programming and Web construction, is booming.
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Apple to Expand Swift Language Support to Android; Sets Up Android Working Group
Apple is bringing support for its Swift programming language to Android, which could offer developers an alternative to Kotlin for app creation on Google's OS. With existing support for Swift on Windows and Linux, Apple has formed an Android Workgroup to ensure continued platform maintenance. This move could streamline cross-platform development fo...
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More Than 30 US Community Colleges Add Apple's 'App Development with Swift' Curriculum
Students will learn to build apps using Swift, Apple's popular and easy-to-use programming language.
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Google Hires Chris Lattner, Apple's Former Star Engineer, to 'Democratise AI'
After working at Tesla for a few months, ex-Apple employee Chris Lattner has decided to join the Google Brain team, and will look to make AI more accessible to everyone.
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Apple Swift Playgrounds Educational Coding App Expands to Robots, Drones, and More
Apple is working with leading device makers to make it easy to connect to Bluetooth-enabled robots within the Swift Playgrounds app.
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Phil Schiller on App Store Upgrade Pricing, Amazon Echo-Like Devices, Swift, and More
The Senior Vice President Worldwide Marketing at Apple is not a fan of assistants on voice-only devices.
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Swift University Teaches You How to Build Android Apps in Apple's Programming Language
The course lasts about 3 days 8 hours for a total of 24 hours of lessons, samples, projects, and private group post-course support. It is being offered at a price of EUR 599 (roughly Rs. 41,000) in Milan, Italy
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Firefox 52 Brings WebAssembly Support, Allowing Users to Run Complex Apps and Games
With the help of WebAssembly, programs written in languages like C/C++ can also be ported to Web and subsequently run with near-native performance on Mozilla Firefox.
-
Apple's Swift Programming Language Goes Open Source
By making Swift open source, the company is paving the way for the programming language to be used beyond Apple's products.
-
A surge in learning the language of the Internet
The market for night classes and online instruction in programming and Web construction, is booming.
