New Release: Swift Programming Nuts and bolts for $9.99 (20% off List Price)!

ENCINITAS, Calif. - Oct. 28, 2015 - PRLog -- Swift is a new, modern programming language for developing applications for the iOS, OS X, and Apple Watch platforms. As you are probably well aware, these platforms are some of the most popular application development environments. In fact well over one million iOS apps have been developed and distributed to the Apple App Store. General users and IT professionals alike want to be able to quickly grasp the fundamentals of this technology and begin using it to build apps. This book was written to help you acquire this knowledge by answering the following questions: 1) What are the general features and purpose of Swift, 2) Why you should use it (versus other programming languages), and 3) How do you quickly begin developing apps with Swift?  Swift Programming Nuts and bolts provides these answers.

For a limited time, the ebook version is available for $9.99; that's over 20% off of the list price of $12.99 and a savings of 50% or more versus similar books in this category.  The paperback version provides a similar value at $19.99. The author, Keith Lee, has written several highly-acclaimed books on Apple technology, including Pro Objective-C (Apress), Using Swift (Apress), iOS Programming Nuts and bolts (Motu Presse), Objective-C Programming Nuts and bolts (Motu Presse), and Programming for Everyone (Motu Presse).

This book is for developers of all levels of expertise who have, at a minimum, knowledge of basic programming concepts. In addition knowledge of functional and/or object-oriented programming concepts, while not necessary, is also useful. It's also great for experienced Objective-C developers who want to quickly get up to speed on Swift.

Swift Programming Nuts and bolts covers Swift 2.0, the latest release of the language. It begins with an overview of Swift and its development tools. The main body of the book consists of a general introduction to the programming language; it includes a detailed exploration of its key features along with plenty of examples that will enable you to quickly get started writing programs with Swift. The final two chapters conclude this book with a summary of everything covered herein, along with references and recommendations that will be useful as you develop great apps using Swift.

The ebook retails at Kindle, iBooks, Kobo, Google play, and other ebook stores.  The paperback book retails at Amazon, CreateSpace, and other distributors. More information on the book, along with program code and other resources, can be found at www.motupresse.com.

Motu Presse Publications is a publisher and distribution outlet for books and other media on Technology, Philosophy, and the Arts.