Why do you think you need a bootcamp? I typically recommend people in your position figure it out by using chatgpt and google as you’re already doing. Instead of just copying and pasting the code though, try to understand what it does and ask chatgpt follow up questions until it’s clear

An X-week bootcamp won’t make you a good software engineer anyway. You need significant time and reps to get better much like any other skill, and I think you’ll get to your goal faster by “learning on the job” vs. sitting in a class and trying to absorb material

@screenfluent Tagging you because I think you can offer some insight.

Online resources -> developer.apple.com/learn/

You're welcome to visit the states. Apple dev academy is here (30-day & 1-year program).

I do iOS / Swift development 📱 – can't think of a bootcamp!

I recommend breaking up your learning into areas:
- Programming (core concepts e.g functions, loops, if else...)
- Language (specific features e.g struct in Swift...)
- Framework (the tools built on top e.g SwiftUI for iOS apps...)
- App Development (process of joining the parts, e.g architectures...)

I've collected some resources here (lil old but still relevant):
mattspear.co/resources/ios

Would highlight:
- Stanford iOS Course
- A Best-in-Class iOS App by Jordan Morgan
- 100 days of Swift / Swift UI
- Apple's Introducing SwiftUI tutorial

Would be great to hear how you get on, which route you take to learn!

Feel free to drop me a message if you run into any problems 🚀