Which programming language for iOS apps?

AnonympointByAnonympoint

Hello folks,

I'm not a programming expert, more of a beginner, as I'm learning to be a systems integrator, not an application developer. However, I'm interested in programming my own dream apps, completely without ads and subscriptions.

Since I have no real experience, the question follows […]. What I do know is that Apple's programming language Swift is intended for iOS.

However, I have also heard of Flutter, Go, C, C++, Java, with which you can apparently also create apps.

What should I choose?

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regex9
1 year ago

As long as your focus is on developing programs for Apple OS, you are best served with Swift. The language is basically easy to learn and, along with the surrounding, necessary technologies, naturally learns the best support from Apple.

If you want to use other platforms/OS (e.g. Android or Windows), you should use a different programming language (e.g. C++, C#, Dart or Java).

Frameworks such as Flutter (Dart), Qt (C++) or Xamarin (C#) allow the development of mobile apps for different OS with only one programming language.

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Anonympoint
1 year ago
Reply to  regex9

So I have everything with Apple, so Swift would be fitting.

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GuteAntwort2021
GuteAntwort2021
1 year ago

Hello.

The majority of phones are based on Android, not ios. Probably you want to offer your app in both stores, so you should also learn for both variants.

I would recommend C# with an appropriate framework.

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