As one who has shied away from IOS development because of Objective-C it looks pretty attractive. My own background is C#, Python, Javascript and a smattering o

As one who has shied away from IOS development because of Objective-C it looks pretty attractive. My own background is C#, Python, Javascript and a smattering of Java and Groovy. Swift has whetted my appetite to revisit IOS development again, there's lots of familiar looking stuff there. I could probably become dangerous in a couple of weeks or so, but effective inside a month. Sure I'd need to learn the IOS SDK but that stuff is very well documented. That said I'm a developer with around 20 years experience under my belt so the ability to learn new stuff quickly is in the blood, and I've got the advantage of working for many years with different development paradigms.