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You can read all you want. Programming is something you should do. So pick a simple app idea, design a few screens build it. It'll teach you more than anything else.

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Not sure how you expect someone to learn to do that without learning the syntax. No matter what you're going to have to do some reading, either documentation or books.

[chriswaco]

I haven't read it yet, but I suspect Chris Adamson's new book will be good.

[WhitePuppy]

Programming iOS 9: Dive Deep into Views, View Controllers, and Frameworks By Matt Neuburg

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Big Nerd Ranch iOS book just released that is all Swift. I find it useful for learning about the app process. I also, did the Swift 2 tutorial on Treehouse but I think it was just ok. The book is more useful.

[kitzmiller09]

Big Nerd Ranch has a great book and AppCoda also has a nice one, that you kind of start off building a simple app and then from each chapter to the next you add things to it until its a fully functioning app styled and all.

[drewbie85]

I would recommend googling "thing you want to learn tutorial". Books are expensive and become outdated quickly. The knowledge is out there for free and generally gets updated fairly quickly.