Apple is inviting developers to try out the new Swift Playgrounds 4.1 beta, which brings new features to the iPad and Mac apps.

Swift Playgrounds introduces programming by letting coders control a character named Byte. Programmers learn basics like commands, variables, loops, and if-this-then-that operations.

Apple on Tuesday released major updates to Swift Playgrounds 4, its app designed to teach newcomers how to write software using Apple's Swift programming language.

Today, Apple's own Swift Playgrounds received its version 4.1 update for both Mac and iPad devices. Download today on the App Store.

Apple on Wednesday released Swift Playgrounds 4, an iPad and Mac app used to create apps in the Swift programming language. Apple originally announced the app at WWDC but delayed its release when ...

Swift Playgrounds can be used to create apps with iOS and iPadOS 15.2 that run on iPhones, iPads, and M1 Macs, but you cannot create Apple Watch apps or Mac apps that aren’t built for iOS or iPadOS.