Interactive 3-month SwiftUI roadmap

SwiftUI — 90 Day Build Log
Three Month Sprint

Learn SwiftUI by shipping twelve weeks of real builds.

Every week pairs new SwiftUI concepts with a project that forces you to use them. Check off topics as you finish them — your progress is tracked in the sidebar so you always know where you left off. By week 12 you'll have a portfolio-ready app and a working understanding of the framework's core patterns.

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