The power of?code. The skills to change the world.
Learning to code builds confidence and problem-solving skills right from the start. And coding with Apple gives educators the tools and resources to help students express themselves and prepare for the future, no matter what career they pursue.
One language for students and professionals. Two ways to learn.
Swift Playground
Real code. Real playful.
Real code. Real playful.
Swift Playground introduces students to coding and app development through interactive puzzles and code walk‑throughs.
Learn Xcode, the integrated development experience that includes everything needed to develop, test, and even distribute apps across all Apple platforms.
We’ve designed resources to make it easy for anyone to learn, write, and teach coding and app development.
Everyone Can Code
Hop, skip, and?grab the fundamentals.
Hop, skip, and grab the fundamentals.
Everyone Can Code resources help introduce students to the concepts behind the code and provide on-device exercises where they can practice coding and problem-solving.
Develop in Swift provides practical experience developing apps with Swift in Xcode, the integrated development environment that professional developers use to build real apps.
Apple is proud to support and uplift the next generation of developers, creators, and entrepreneurs. Discover ways for students to demonstrate knowledge and skills that have meaning in the real world.
Help students stand out with Swift certification.
Apple Financial Services can provide financing options, discuss special pricing, and review purchase agreements by state to determine your school’s?eligibility.
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