iOS is the operating system developed by Apple for use with all Apple hardware, including the iPhone, iPads, and iPod Touch. iOS development originally used the language Objective-C though Apple has since moved to the language Swift written in the Xcode environment. iOS is continuously being updated to meet the demands of users and new technical advancements.
For those wanting to work with iOS, there are Mobile Development Bootcamps, but going to a coding bootcamp for web development or software engineering may be sufficient enough for you to launch a career in mobile development. Sabio graduate Collin has these insights about enrolling in a full stack bootcamp to become a mobile developer: "I'll tell you from my experience that once I got my job as a lead mobile developer after Sabio, that it wasn't difficult to add in using a MacBook on top of my windows experience, and working in the Windows environment made me a much better developer in the Mac world. Why? Because I could work in Visual Studio, Rider, Visual Studio Code, Jet Brains Equivalent, SSMS, add Docker in there to make a SSMS image on Mac. Mac likes to build on top of windows things, and doesn't have much additional you need to use except in my case for Mobile learning XCODE on Mac for iOS development, which with React-Native also again just piggy-backs on a Windows compatible system that you learn in the bootcamp, React, which also leads to React-Native for Android."
There are 52 bootcamps that teach iOS skills around the world – which is best for you? This list has top-rated bootcamps like MediaTech Institute, CODEcamp Charleston. As you do your research, look for iOS bootcamps with great alumni reviews, proven student outcomes, and a strong iOS curriculum.
