Apple’s Swift Student Challenge to open in February 2024: All the details
Apple’s Swift Student Challenge to open in February 2024: All the details
Apple's Swift Student Challenge, which invites students from around the world to create apps, will open in February 2024. This year, a new category will recognize 50 Distinguished Winners. Participants can sign up on Apple's developer site and submit their app playgrounds during a three-week window. Out of the 350 overall winners, 50 Distinguished Winners will be invited to Apple's headquarters and receive a one-year membership into the Apple Developer Program. Apple is also releasing new coding resources for students and educators, and introducing Everyone Can Code Projects to guide students in app development.
Apple's Swift Student Challenge, which invites students from around the world to create apps, will open in February 2024. This year, a new category will recognize 50 Distinguished Winners. Participants can sign up on Apple's developer site and submit their app playgrounds during a three-week window. Out of the 350 overall winners, 50 Distinguished Winners will be invited to Apple's headquarters and receive a one-year membership into the Apple Developer Program. Apple is also releasing new coding resources for students and educators, and introducing Everyone Can Code Projects to guide students in app development.
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Apple's Swift Student Challenge, which invites students from around the world to create apps, will open in February 2024. This year, a new category will recognize 50 Distinguished Winners. Participants can sign up on Apple's developer site and submit their app playgrounds during a three-week window. Out of the 350 overall winners, 50 Distinguished Winners will be invited to Apple's headquarters and receive a one-year membership into the Apple Developer Program. Apple is also releasing new coding resources for students and educators, and introducing Everyone Can Code Projects to guide students in app development. 
