Apple's Swift Playgrounds app uses graphics to show how a collection of commands can be grouped into a single function that you can invoke again and again to control an animated character.

The iPad app for budding software developers also gets new demo apps and supports Apple's SwiftUI technology that bridges across iPhones, iPads and Macs.

In addition to Code.org’s Block sessions, Apple store employees will also be guiding kids on how to start using Swift Playgrounds ( free in iTunes), its learn-to-code app for iPad that launched ...

Apple has released Swift Playgrounds 4, the newest version of its development app with support for creating apps directly on an iPad.

Apple announced that it has officially released Swift Playgrounds 4. The tech giant first announced the upcoming launch of the new software at WWDC earlier this year. With this latest launch, the ...

Swift Playgrounds for iPad If you’re brand new to programming and you have an iPad, you should start exploring code with Apple’s Swift Playgrounds iPad app.

Apple’s Swift Playgrounds application is now available on Mac. The app was originally released for the iPad in 2016, but now Apple has brought it to the Mac as well using its Catalyst platform.

To help continue bringing new programmers into the fold, Apple unveiled a new app today, Swift Playgrounds, that is meant to teach kids basic coding skills in Apple’s chosen language.

Only months after Apple officially open-sourced Swift, IBM today is announcing that they are bringing Apple’s Swift programming language to the cloud. This makes IBM the first cloud provider ...

Apple today released a Catalyst-based Swift Playgrounds app for the Mac, which was built from the existing Swift Playgrounds app for the iPad.

Apple is introducing its Swift programming language to young coders at Hour of Code, and developing tools for educators to use in their own environments.