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1. Learn how to solve problems check out 100 days of Swift by @twostraws 2. On each challenge add something new be creative, either do a challenge with a new twist or add on top of it 3. Learn SwiftUI to build your confidence & build your experience with apps. I have a free SwiftUI beginner playlist you can check out which had a solid roadmap of things i’d expect a junior ios dev to know youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… If my teaching style doesn’t work for you find someone who’s style does and stick with them for every vid you watch repeat step 2 4. Once you feel comfortable with step 3 BUILD SOMETHING YOU CAN SHIP I have a few vids that cover legit app structure you’d see in a iOS workplace of architecture that would impress me if a junior applied for a role and i saw this youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… If you’re stuck for project ideas here’s a vid with some ideas youtu.be/Hxc40ccivWA?si=TSpl… 5. Learn the fundamentals of UIKit, you should have a grasp on problem solving by now and researching. So you can look into other tech but defo learn UIKit since a lot of apps in the industry use it, SwiftUI builds your confidence & UIKit preps you for the real world (Until SwiftUI takes over 🤪) 6. Fuck around and find out, fail and fail hard. The more mistakes you make the quicker you learn and pick things up 👌🏾

Multiple of the apps I developed got featured in the App Store. Developing apps since 2009, I learned quite a bit about what works. Here's what you need to know 👇

Don’t forget to opt out of beta updates unless you want to go straight to the first iOS 17.1 beta soon 👀

A new version of Foundation launched today as an open source project, written in Swift. This project provides a single, cross-platform implementation and shows significant performance improvements. swift.org/blog/foundation-pr…

Notes app created using the #swiftui framework. Developing the Filters was the most fun aspect of the project. 😄📱 #mobiledeveloper #ios #iosdeveloper #dev #programming #tech #apple #coding #xcode #iosdevelopment

iOS interview question of the day Level: 🟢⚪️⚪️ What’s the difference between method overload and method override?

New in Xcode 14.3: See the print() output right from the Previews!

Let's create cool #SwiftUI #Animations in this video and article. YouTube: youtu.be/K4W4g2cK7q4 Article: getstream.io/blog/swift-anim… Download the SwiftUI project on GitHub: github.com/GetStream/swift-a…

#SwiftUI tips to preview both in light mode and dark mode With this line of code you should be able to visualize both modes in your canvas directly 🙂

Importing recipes from any image using VisionKit, pretty solid results. Shippable too🤔. Can anyone send me images to test? #swift #SwiftUI #VisionKit

Day 4 of my✍️🏼'1 article per day for 7 days challenge' It's a really basic example of the MVVM pattern implement to #SwiftUI Feel free to leave a feedback 🙂 medium.com/@maxime.tanter/th…

My GOD! I was never a math person and now I am regretted! this is so so so cool! #SwiftUI is amazing! Thank you for teaching this for free @twostraws, UI is such a crazy but fun place! @Apple @SwiftLang #SwiftUI #UI #graphic

I'm excited to have @seanallen_dev on today's episode! Today we chat about what it takes to become a pro developer and upgrade your skills and your career. brightdigit.com/episodes/147…

Smooth Dropdown in SwiftUI ✨ Inspired by @traf 🔥 x.com/traf/status/1634279149… #iosdev #swiftui

Using the latest iOS 16.4 in Xcode 14.3, I've been able to run Xcode on the iPad Pro (12.9 Inch) 🤯 I wonder what #wwdc will bring for this! Explained here how I've done this: avanderlee.com/xcode/running…

I've counted the nominations for this year's Swift Community Awards, and published the shortlists! Final voting is now open: make sure you check out the fantastic people and projects that made a big impact last year, and cast your vote before April 17th! hackingwithswift.com/awards

As an indie iOS developer, where do you start? Here are the 5 stages that every developer needs to go through before they can become successful:

New in #iOS 16.4: • Support for Emoji 15.0, with 21 new emojis, including a pink heart • Notifications for web apps (PWAs) added to the Home Screen • Voice Isolation for cellular calls • Duplicate detection for the iCloud Shared Photo Library • VoiceOver support for maps in the Weather app • Bug fixes and improvements #iOS164

Learn how to make a placeholder view in SwiftUI with redacted(). sarunw.com/posts/make-placeh… #iosdev #swiftui