Alan Swift Concurrency for Swift 6 (Part-2)

As previously announced regarding the extension of the course access period, we have extended the course access by an additional year for all existing students of the Swift Concurrency for Swift 6 (Part-1, Part-2) courses.

Please refer to this. :)

(Especially for those who haven't finished the existing Part-1 course, this would be a great opportunity to complete it properly.)

Hello. I'm Alan.

Today, I'd like to share some good news that I haven't been able to share in a while. A working professional who completed both the Grammar Bootcamp classes + Concurrency lectures recently shared the news that they received job offers from both Coupang and Kakao Bank at the same time.

The reason I'm sharing this news is,
I knew that this person took the bootcamp with the goal of changing jobs from the beginning, and even after the bootcamp, they formed study groups with working professionals and consistently studied for about 1-2 years. I kept hearing that this person really consistently studied every week on specific evenings... so I had the thought that they would definitely succeed in changing jobs someday. That's why I was so happy when they told me that they got accepted to good companies simultaneously and got to choose between them. :)

(I'm not necessarily saying that you succeeded in changing jobs because of my course) You really emphasized the fundamentals, and combined that with continuous effort... In a way, I think this was a natural result. Like this person, I'm always cheering from behind for many others to bring good news with "fundamentals" and "consistency".

Everyone fighting 💪🏻

For the introduction of Swift 6,
Here is a link to the Migration Tutorial provided by Kodeco.

https://www.kodeco.com/48297451-migrating-to-swift-6-tutorial

The link above provides detailed setup information.
I'm sharing the link because I think it might help you :)

Hello, this is Alan.

The theoretical summary of the planned Swift Concurrency Part-2 lecture has been uploaded. I think you can use it as a reference for your studies. Thank you for waiting 🙇🏻‍♂️

The last thing I'm thinking about updating is... I'm thinking about showing you a little bit of how to solve concurrency issues that may arise when converting a simple Swift 5 project to Swift 6... I'll think about the content a little more and update it later.

Have a nice weekend. Thank you. :)