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by frupert52
1648 days ago
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I needed to do some development in Swift mid last year. I liked it and would continue to use if it weren’t for the fact that it seems like the only current and useful learning resources are Apples WWDC videos and similar content. |
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I don't know what you mean by "and similar content" but even though I agree that Apple's own documentation could be a lot better (though it is gradually improving), there is an enormously vibrant and flourishing ecosystem of learning materials at all levels, including people like Paul Hudson's Hacking With Swift (with website, tutorials, videos and books), Sean Allen (with YouTube videos and extensive Teachable tutorial courses), expert and in-depth discussions on SwiftUI from the programmers on pointfree.co, other in-depth resources including weekly video tutorials and books from the amazingly smart Chris Eidhof and Florian Kugler at objc.io, video tutorials and in-depth articles from Bart Jacobs at cocoacasts.com, not to mention the very advanced blog-posts from John Sundell at Swift by Sundell.
There are probably hundreds of other blog-resources - definitely more than I can keep up with on a weekly basis.
So lack of learning resources is definitely not a problem for Swift and SwiftUI if you just use some initiative to find it.
PS: people here often mention raywenderlich.com but my own experience is their content often boils down to "for networking use this external library..."