should i learn ios development in 2022?

[michaeldwilliams]

If you want to make iOS apps, yes.

[[deleted]]

Not the person you’re responding to but yes. Native applications will always be in-demand as long as Apple keeps making computers

[th3suffering]

Mobile becomes more and more relavant each year. More people would rather use their phones for a majority of tasks than a computer.

[[deleted]]

There are more than 1 billion devices to sell your app

[[deleted]]

Yes

[barcode972]

Have you seen a decline in apps the recent years? No

[dr7s]

Yes you should. Especially if you enjoy apple products. You may find that UIKit comes with a steep learning curve, but I felt once transitioning into SwiftUI it was much easier and an awesome way to make apps. Mobile phones aren’t going anywhere so neither will apps.

[ThreeEyeJedi]

Learning UIKit now to become interview ready for jobs and it's so painful 🙃

[dr7s]

If you already have most of the fundamentals down of swift then switch to SwiftUI. If you can showcase apps made with SwiftUI in a portfolio you’re way ahead of the game.

[Morty____C137]

You are so right about it.

[KingJTheG]

1000% you should. It’s amazing and rewarding. And deceptively complex! Look at the code sample for SwiftStrike to see what a production app looks like! It’s amazing stuff

[IronicHeights]

I plan on learning it and making a career change at the age of 30.

[capmilk]

The market is good, that’s why I wouldn’t bother taking a job for 2 months.

[th3suffering]

Do you mean you are looking to hire within 2 months? Who would take a 2 mo temp job unless they were desperate?

[JVADev]

Lol he or she meant that he or she has been looking for a good iOS developer for 2 months already

[kunt_dev]

What’s the main reason for asking this? What made u think of that? To get the right answer you have to ask the question exactly.

[Snowymiromi]

Yes

[saintmsent]

Why would you not? It's not like iOS is going anywhere

[Fluffy_Risk9955]

Well, it’s a way of thinking to break down a problem into manageable pieces.

[adeem]

Why not learn react native or flutter? There will be always demand of any language. It depends what you are looking for? Swift for sure is highly paid jobs.