TapCoding 4+

Name: TapCoding
Rating: 4.4 (98 reviews)
Author: Flairify LLC

coding trainer for Swift

Flairify LLC

Designed for iPad

- 4.4 • 98 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Learning to be a Swift programmer has never been so easy, convenient, or fun!

TapCoding uses thousands of bite-sized exercises to teach you to code. All together, this content is easily the size of an entire programming book.

But programming books are boring.

Don't just read about programming in Swift. Actually do it, with all the interactive exercises:

- Code building pages for producing code via drag-and-drop.
- True/false exercises for emphasizing important concepts.
- Code typing pages for reinforcing the rote muscle memory of coding.
- Error spotting pages for comprehending existing code and detecting mistakes in logic or syntax.

These exercises get you into the action, helping you engage and invest in your learning.

TapCoding's carefully crafted curriculum takes you from a complete newbie up to an intermediate skill level, all from the comfort of your couch. The novice course can be unlocked 100% for free, so get started today!

Nov 6, 2019

Version 1.3.3

1.3.3 (and 1.3.2)
~ Fixed bugs preventing progress through some typing exercises.

1.3 & 1.3.1
~ Added support for iOS 13 and various new screen sizes.
~ Bug fixes on the reading pages.
~ Fixed inconsistent navigation bar in dark mode.
~ Fixed bottom-of-page indicator not appearing when swiping between pages.
~ Minor layout improvement on home screen.

4.4 out of 5

98 Ratings

Great App for Learning

The material is very well delivered, UI/UX design of the app is also good. However, I found that there are some bugs, for example, the flag of reading time pops up when I hold on the “continue button” without ability to close it. Also, saving progress in-lesson would be a nice feature

Best coding app ever!

Right Now it is Amazing, and unlike most other coding apps this is completely free!

Good app, no longer supported though

Great learning tool, as of about 2020/2021ish. Any major changes to swift after that won’t be reflected here.

Aside from that it does a great job of breaking everything down; I personally like the order and method in which it’s taught.

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