I wasn't sure if I wanted to learn advanced swift concepts yet or wait a few more months. I found the iOS essential developer program and this is my thoughts after the first week.
5 things I wish I knew when first learning Swift
I often wonder if I could've gotten to where I am in a quicker way and there are things that I wish I knew before I started and this is a list of the 5 that stick out in my mind.
Reading Apple Docs to Better Understand CoreData Part 2
After a bit of a snafoo on how to start reading the docs, I think I got it figured out, at least for now. We will see as I keep going learning about The Core Data Model and what it is and how it works.
Reading Apple Docs to Better Understand CoreData
I want to start reading Apple Docs to learn more than just the fundamentals of Core Data. Follow along with me as I struggle through this.
Private Pilot Checkride Endorsements
PRACTICAL TEST 2 ENDORSEMENTS! Practical test: §§ 61.103(f), 61.107(b), and 61.109 I certify that (First name, MI, Last name) has received the required training of §§ 61.107 and 61.109. I have determined he/she is prepared for the Private Pilot Single Engine Land Practical Test. Prerequisites for practical test: Title 14 of the Code of Federal… Continue reading Private Pilot Checkride Endorsements
10 Tips to help you get the most from your online course.
Learning is hard, especially in an online environment. Here are some tips that helped me learn and get through a course all the way to the end.
What are Delegates and Protocols?
As I am preparing for my first iOS job and studying for interviews. One area that I feel a bit intimidated by is the idea of protocols and delegates. They seem to always be connected but are they really can we use one without the other? I think we can but then why are they… Continue reading What are Delegates and Protocols?
iOS Persistence and Core Data part2
This article goes into Core Data and how it works in a high level way. It is referred to as the Core Data Stack and I will attempt at breaking it down.
iOS Persistence and Core Data
There are 3 ways that an app can save items to the iOS system. This is how an iOS application will save things when you close and come back to it later. This is part 1 of 2.
Teach to Learn
In my experience the best way to truly master something is to go and try to teach others what you just learned. It's not going to be easy but it will be selfishly rewarding