JavarevisitedΒ·2yThe 2024 iOS Developer RoadMap
The 2024 iOS Developer RoadMap provides a simplified guide for aspiring iOS developers to learn essential skills needed to start a career. The roadmap emphasizes learning key programming languages like Objective-C and Swift, and offers recommendations for relevant courses. Additionally, it covers database design and guides on developing iOS apps using SwiftUI and other tools.
Sean AllenΒ·2ySwiftUI - Support Prior iOS Versions - Backward Compatibility - #available
Learn how to maintain backward compatibility in SwiftUI applications while utilizing new features introduced in iOS 18. The post provides a step-by-step guide on using the #available directive to conditionally apply updates for different iOS versions, ensuring functionality across versions as old as iOS 14. It includes practical examples and suggestions for managing UI elements and modifiers based on iOS version checks.
FlutterflyΒ·2yπ ππΉππππ²πΏ vs π¦ππΆπ³ππ¨π: Similarities, Differences, and Cross-Skilling π
Flutter and SwiftUI are popular frameworks for mobile development that share similarities like declarative UI patterns, hot reload features, and composable widgets. Key differences include platform support, with Flutter being cross-platform and SwiftUI limited to Apple ecosystems, as well as the use of Dart for Flutter and Swift for SwiftUI. Developers transitioning between the two can leverage their existing knowledge of declarative patterns, state management, and syntax to ease the learning process.
CodeWithChrisΒ·2yMy hackathon app passed! (Make Money with Apps Vlog 14)
The hackathon app has been successfully completed and submitted to the App Store. The journey involved brainstorming ideas, dealing with setbacks, and eventually creating a mood-improving task logging app. The use of tools such as ChatGPT and RevenueCat was instrumental in developing and refining the app under tight deadlines. The post also hints at future tutorials to help others build similar applications.
Hacking with SwiftΒ·2yGo further, faster with the Swift Career Accelerator
The Swift Career Accelerator is a comprehensive program designed to guide Swift developers through five career stages, from beginner to lead developer. It includes access to a vast collection of resources, courses, and tutorials, covering a range of topics like Swift's latest features, Git, concurrency, and advanced computer science principles. The program also provides leadership training, practical coding tips, and portfolio-building tools. The whole curriculum is free for subscribers of Hacking with Swift+ for at least 18 months, and the content will be released in stages over several months.