Using Apple Swift Playground for the first time is actually quite an interesting experience. There are so many different paths to get HERE, especially when nobody actually guides you. You might be on your own, but you can always try Google Search and look for example and video tutorials on YouTube. Over the past few years, Apple has introduced all these cool tools that probably confuse people at first, but actually make sense today in 2017. I really have to dig into older WWDC as far as 2013 and see what Apple is trying to do. As a total beginner to App Development environment and all kind of actual coding and building interface, control, logics, there are A LOT to make sense. SWIFT PLAYGROUND AS JUMPING STONES I think, THE MOST IDEAL path of actually getting into Apple XCode app development via SWIFT PLAYGROUND is like this: 1) Start with Swift Playground on iPad, not XCode! For beginner coders, whatever your age, maybe even for those who never code before, it