Be Native vs MorseTrainer

Learn Swift, SwiftUI, and native development for Apple platforms with instructors who have more than 10 years of experience and have taught thousands of students. Be Native combines structured training, guided projects, and continuously updated practical content. Explore sample lessons from many courses and mini-courses to experience the teaching method before choosing a Junior or Senior subscription. Be Native runs natively on iPhone Duo, with layouts for every pose. Fold it to keep video above its information without interrupting playback, read articles like a book across the hinge, or use bedside mode for full-screen video and large podcast controls. BILINGUAL TRAINING New training content includes Spanish and English audio tracks, professional subtitles in both languages, and full transcripts. Dual audio is being extended across the historical catalog. All source code used in the videos is included so you can study, run, and adapt it. FOUR WAYS TO LEARN - Full courses with progressive learning paths and guided projects - Mini-courses focused on specific frameworks, tools, and goals - Quick tips that solve everyday development problems - Practical, reusable code snippets explained with context - Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, SwiftData, architecture, Xcode, GitHub, and AI-assisted development - Weekly content aligned with the latest iOS, Swift, and WWDC updates CODE NOTES AND EXPLANATIONS Save snippets, development tips, programming notes, and ideas from any lesson or article in the new Notes module. On compatible devices where Apple Intelligence is available, you can also ask the system to explain the code in lesson examples. EXPLORE THE PLATFORM Explore articles, videos, newsletters, live sessions, and original Spanish-language podcasts covering the Apple ecosystem. Save favorites, build topic notebooks, and find the right lesson with private on-device semantic search. A PATH FOR EVERY LEVEL Junior unlocks beginner and junior training. Senior unlocks the full path: beginner, junior, intermediate, senior, and expert. Build solid foundations first and move forward when you are ready. TOOLS THAT SUPPORT REAL LEARNING - Digital notebooks and topic-based notes - Timestamp markers inside every video - Favorites, progress tracking, and notifications - VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, and reduced-motion support - One subscription for iPhone, iPad, and Mac - A Mac experience built from scratch for macOS, with multi-window workflows Be Native also introduces a more modern design, renewed with ideas and feedback from the community. Be Native does not promise shortcuts. It gives you a clear path to understand code, practice with purpose, and become the developer you would hire. Understand the code. Change the world. ASK, FIND AND KEEP LEARNING Ask Be Native answers questions using your courses, lessons, podcasts, articles and transcripts, on device. Spotlight helps you find lessons by idea, not just by matching words. SiriAI can find lessons, create and manage notes, and play podcasts. These features require iOS 27, Apple Intelligence and SiriAI (beta). SiriAI currently speaks English only. More languages are coming soon. Your Library groups saved, in-progress and completed content, with search, sorting and filters. Organize notes in notebooks and folders, recover them from Recently Deleted, and build your own lists. Article read-aloud remembers your place across devices. On iPad, read articles in a two-page landscape layout. Add Shortcuts to resume a course, reopen recent content or open notes.

Aprende código Morse de oído, no de una tabla. MorseTrainer usa el método Koch: empiezas con dos letras a velocidad final y solo aparece una nueva cuando reconoces las anteriores sin dudar. POR QUÉ SUENA RÁPIDO DESDE EL PRIMER DÍA Los caracteres van siempre a 18–25 palabras por minuto y lo que se alarga es el silencio entre ellos. Se llama temporización Farnsworth y existe por un motivo: si las letras sonaran despacio aprenderías a contar elementos, y ese hábito cuesta meses de quitar. Escuchándolas rápidas desde el principio aprendes el ritmo. SE ADAPTA A TUS FALLOS Si confundes la S con la H, las dos empiezan a aparecer más y juntas: contrastarlas es la única forma de deshacer una confusión. El teclado de respuesta tampoco es aleatorio — los distractores salen de los caracteres que tú ya confundes, para que no puedas aprobar por descarte. CINCO MODOS • Campaña: 30 niveles, de dos letras al alfabeto completo y los números. • Práctica libre: repaso sin corazones ni prisa. • Palabras: rondas de diez palabras que transmites letra a letra. • Contrarreloj: 60 segundos, tantas letras como puedas. • Supervivencia: la velocidad sube hasta que se acaban los corazones. OÍDO, TACTO Y VISTA Cada señal suena, se siente en el Taptic Engine y puede salir por la linterna. Los tres canales funcionan a la vez y se encienden por separado: puedes jugar en silencio, o sin sonido si no oyes. El tono se ajusta entre 440 y 800 Hz por si tienes pérdida auditiva en alguna frecuencia. TAMBIÉN TRANSMITES No solo reconoces letras: las envías con un manipulador telegráfico en pantalla. Toque corto para punto, mantener para raya. El umbral entre uno y otro se calibra solo con tu propio pulso. GANA COBRE Al superar niveles ganas cobre, que se gasta en temas visuales y bancos de sonido. No es una moneda que se compre: solo se juega. SIN LETRA PEQUEÑA Sin anuncios. Sin compras dentro de la app. Sin cuenta. Sin conexión: funciona en modo avión. No recoge ningún dato — tu progreso se queda en tu iPhone y no sale de él. Código abierto: github.com/sebasagua1/MorseTrainer