Top Books I Read in My iOS Developer Journey
A list of the top books I've read in my iOS developer journey.
As a Swift developer, I’ve found books to be one of the most effective ways to deepen my understanding, learn new concepts, and refine my skills. Over the years, I’ve built a collection of must-read books that have significantly shaped my journey as an iOS developer.
Below, I’ve categorized these books based on my favorite resources. Each one comes with a brief explanation and a link so you can check them out and add them to your own development library.
Kodeco (formerly Ray Wenderlich)
Kodeco is a goldmine of practical guides and tutorials. Their books cover everything from beginner-level Swift to advanced topics like Metal programming and server-side Swift.
Big Mountain Studio
Big Mountain Studio specializes in visually stunning SwiftUI guides with real-world examples.
Objc.io
Objc.io publishes in-depth, advanced books on specific topics like testing, architecture, and advanced Swift.
AppCoda
A well-rounded resource for Swift and iOS development tutorials.
Hacking with Swift
Paul Hudson’s books are an invaluable resource for both beginners and seasoned developers.
Donny Wals
Donny Wals’ books focus on practical, real-world challenges that iOS developers face.
Packt Publishing
Packt offers a guide for building beautiful and interactive SwiftUI apps.
Interview Preparation
These books have helped me brush up on core concepts and prepare for technical interviews.
Each of these books has been instrumental in expanding my knowledge and pushing the boundaries of what I can do with Swift and iOS. If you’re looking to grow as a developer, these resources are a fantastic place to start.
What are your favorite iOS development books? Let me know in the comments!
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