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Last time we talked about the "Roadmap to become an android developer"
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Now, let us take a look at the quick guide to getting started as an IOS developer in 2022!!

QUICK GUIDE TO GETTING STARTED AS AN IOS DEVELOPER IN 2022
Have you got a Mac? If yes, you currently own practically all of the tools need to begin creating apps for iPhones, iPads, and other devices running the iOS operating system. I'll go through everything you need to know about setting up a development environment, creating an app, and releasing it to users in this article.
Apps for iOS can also be written using the Objective-C programming language. Objective-C was the only supported language for writing iOS app during the time between when the first iOS SDK was released in 2008 and when Swift was released in 2014. You will often come across Objective-C code in older iOS development resources, and legacy iOS apps maintained by larger companies are often written in Objective-C. It is hard to find up-to-date resources about Objective-C development and I strongly urge you to focus on Swift first.
Xcode is the integrated development environment (IDE) used to write, run, debug, test, and distribute iOS software. You can download it here for free from the Mac App Store. You will need an Apple ID in order to download and use Xcode.
To write iOS software you need to know more than just the Swift language; you also need to understand the tools and frameworks. Apple’s Getting Started with Xcode video is a great introduction to the development environment.
If you prefer your tutorials to be web-based instead of video-based then a good option would be to work through Apple’s Learn to Make Apps with SwiftUI tutorial series.
All three of these resources use Apple’s new SwiftUI framework to build user interfaces. However, a lot of existing iOS content you find online will be based on the UIKit framework.
To run, debug and test iOS software you can use either an iOS simulator running on your Mac, or an iOS device connected to your Mac. The simulators and connected devices are managed using Xcode.
The most common way to distribute iOS software is through the App Store. There are a lot of guidelines to follow, however, and it is entirely possible that your app may not pass App Review on the first attempt, or ever.
Fortunately, other distribution methods are available. For instance, you can use Ad Hoc distribution to distribute your app to up to 100 specific iOS devices. This method is tedious, however, if you don’t own all of the devices that you want to distribute the app onto.

Another method is TestFlight, a free service from Apple that allows you to distribute your app, along with updates, to up to 10,000 beta testers of your choosing, whom you invite by email address. If you just want to share your app with family and friends and don’t want to bother with App Store review then TestFlight distribution is going to be the easiest option.
I hope that was helpful. There is so much more to learn, but that should get you started.
When you are ready to learn more, the most authoritative source of information about specific iOS technologies will almost always be the Apple developer videos. Hearing directly from the engineers who built the technologies is often invaluable.

Roadmap to become a ANDROID DEVELOPER

Android is an open-source operating system, based on the Linux kernel and used in mobile devices like smartphones, tablets, etc. Further, it was developed for smartwatches and Android TV. Each of them has a specialized interface. Android has been one of the best-selling OS for smartphones. Android OS was developed by Android Inc. which Google bought in 2005. Various applications like games, music player, camera, etc. are built for these smartphones for running on Android. Google Play Store features quite 3.3 million apps. Today, Android remains dominant on a global scale. Approximately 75% of the world population prefers using Android as against 15% of iOS. It is an operating system that has a huge market for apps.

In Android, programming is done in two languages JAVA or Kotlin and XML(Extension Markup Language). The XML file deals with the design, presentation, layouts, blueprint, etc (as a front-end) while the JAVA or KOTLIN deals with working of buttons, variables, storing, etc (as a back-end). And the biggest confusion for an Android beginner is which language to choose between Java and Kotlin? So let me try to overcome the confusion first.
Java or Kotlin?
Java is the official language for Android App Development and consequently, it is the most used language as well. Many of the apps in the Play Store are built with Java and it is also the most supported language by Google.
Kotlin is a cross-platform programming language that may be used as an alternative to Java for Android App Development. It has also been introduced as a secondary “official” Java language in 2017. The only sizable difference is that Kotlin removes the superfluous features of Java such as null pointer exceptions. It also removes the necessity of ending every line with a semicolon. In short, Kotlin is much simpler for beginners to try as compared to Java and it can also be used as an “entry point” for Android App Development.
So my recommendation for a beginner is to go with Java first, then jump to Kotlin. Why Kotlin? Because Google has already declared Kotlin as the first-class language. And then Why Java? So in order to get the most out of Kotlin, we must have a knowledge of Java. So start with the Java basics then the Kotlin basics then go for Android Studio.
Learning Resources
There are plenty of resources and videos available online and it’s confusing for developers where to start learning all the concepts. Initially, as a beginner, if you get overwhelmed with so many concepts then don’t be afraid and stop learning. Have patience, explore, and stay committed to it.

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