
アラン Swift Concurrency for Swift 6 (Part-2)
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Swift Concurrencyを AからZまで 網羅します。(Part 2)
중급이상
concurrency, async-await, concurrent
The course is designed with the philosophy of thoroughly understanding and applying Swift syntax. It aims to elevate non-majors with zero coding knowledge to an ultra-advanced level, enabling them to join companies like 네카라쿠배. This 2-month bootcamp helps participants intuitively grasp concepts like memory structures through diagrams, enabling them to surpass the knowledge level of a major.
Computer operating principles and basic CS (Computer Science)
Swift grammar to the level of Naver, Kakao, Coupang, Baemin employment or higher.
Relate all grammar to memory structures.
[강의 구매 프로세스]
1) 48기(11월시작) 사전 접수 (필수) ➞ 2) 강의 문의 (단톡방 또는 카톡 allen.ios)
➞ 3) 결제 관련 안내 메일 발송 ➞ 4) 강의 구매 및 사전학습 ➞5) 부트캠프 시작
개발자로 취업을 못하거나, 좋은 개발자로 성장하지 못하는 건
고급지식이 없어서가 아니라
기초적인 지식이 탄탄하지 않기 때문입니다.
애매모호한 개념이 아니라,
(또 대충 코드를 칠줄 아는게 아니라)
명확하게 알고, 기초개념이 단단해야
장기적으로 좋은 개발자로 성장가능 하다고 믿기에..
그 믿음과 신념에 따라
스위프트(Swift)에 대해 정말 "제대로 배울 수 있는" 교육자료를 만들기 위해
온전히 1년여간의 시간을 들여 강의 자료를 만들고,
본 과정을 준비했습니다.
안녕하세요 앨런 입니다.
제가 야심차게 준비한 Swift문법 + iOS앱 개발 강의입니다. 이 강의를 준비하고, 출시하는 데만 꼬박 1년 6개월이라는 시간이 걸렸습니다.
수업은 인프런에서 온라인으로 제공을 하고, (따라서 수업은 언제든지 온라인 강의로 시청이 가능하되), 2개월간의 온라인 부트캠프 형식(1주일에 한번 Zoom수업)으로 운영을 합니다.
온라인 부트캠프 형식으로 오픈을 하게된 건, 강의 가격이 조금 높기도 하고, 아무래도 그동안의 온라인 강의의 경험상 실시간 피드백이 어렵다는 단점이 있기도 하고.. 개발자로 취업 준비 초반에 많은 삽질로 시간을 낭비하게 되는 경우를 봐오면서, 이런 부분들을 해소해 드리고 싶었기 때문입니다.
초반 가장 중요한 시기에, "iOS개발자"로의 준비에.. 삽질을 최소화 시켜드리기 위해서 여러가지 고민 끝에 내린 결론입니다. 초반에 부딪히는 문제들을 빨리 빨리 해결하고, 개념에 대해 명확하게 이해하고 지나간다면.. 최소한 4-5개월이라는 시간을 아낄 수 있다고 자신합니다.
슬랙으로 빠른 시간 안에 질문을 해결해드리고, 또 필요한 경우 Zoom으로 질문을 받아드리고 해결해드리기 위한 결정이었다고 보시면 됩니다.
본강의의 주된 내용은 스위프트 문법이며, 철저하게 코딩을 1도 모르는 비전공자가 이제 막 코딩 공부를 시작한다는 가정하에 초고급의 Swift 문법 수준까지로 올리는 것을 목표로 하는 강의입니다. (그렇기 때문에 당연히 Swift문법에 대한 깊은 내용을 이해하고 싶으신 전공자분들, 또는 현직자분들이 들어도 상관이 없습니다. 후반부에는 정말 깊은 내용들, 기존에 헷갈리셨던 개념에 대한 정리가 머리속으로 깔끔하게 되실 겁니다.)
제가 이런 강의를 준비하게 된 것은,
제대로된 문법 기반 없이, (그리고 CPU와 RAM의 동작방식에 대한 이해 없이) 좋은 개발자로 성장하는 것은 절대 불가능하다는 제 철학 때문입니다. 제 강의는 Swift 문법에 대해서 만큼은 네카라쿠배에 입사한 2-3년차 수준이상의 지식을 갖는 것을 목표로 합니다. (혹시, 제 iOS동시성 프로그래밍 강의를 보신 분들은 아시겠지만, 저는 그림으로 명확하게 표현할 수 있는.. 그런 철저하게 직관적이고 명확한 개념을 좋아합니다. 애매모호한 개념은 철저하게 배척합니다.)
그리고 이렇게 견고하게 갈고 닦아진 문법 위에서 기본 앱을 15개 만들어 보면서,앱이 만들어지는 원리 자체를 이해하게 될 수 있습니다. (기존의 다른 강의들처럼 코드 따라하기식의 강의는 절대 추구하지 않습니다.) 문법과 기본적인 프레임워크의 관계, 이에 따른 앱이 만들어지는 원리에 대해서 이해하신 분들은 얼마든지 본인 혼자서도 응용이 가능할 뿐만아니라, 또 이제 혼자서도 충분히 독학이 가능한 수준으로 올라간다고 생각합니다. 이런 부분들은 제가 여러번의 과외를 통해 경험했습니다.
(그만큼 기본과 원리를 깨우치는 것이 제일 중요하다는 뜻이겠지요.)
제가 비전공자 / 부트캠프로 코딩을 처음 시작했다보니, 학원에서 어떤 부분들을 잘 못 가르치고, 어떤 시행착오를 겪게 되는지.. 그리고 어떤 CS에 대한 이해가 필요한지 직접 몸소 경험 했기 때문에.. 제가 시행착오를 겪으며 공부했던 그런 부분들까지 과정에 다 녹아 들어있습니다.
그리고 제가 Raywenderlich / Udemy 등 국내/해외 강의 포함 안 들어본 강의가 없기 때문에.. 스위프트 문법에서 만큼은 지구상의 어떤 곳에서도 이보다 더 정리가 잘된 교재로, 자세하고 쉽게 Swift문법을 강의해주는 곳은 없다는 것을 자신할 수 있습니다.
(학원/부트캠프 포함 제 강의보다 더 쉽게 설명하면서 내용은 수준높은 강의로 Swift 문법을 알려주는 곳이 있다면 제게 알려주세요. 알려주신 그분 만큼은 제가 수강료를 환불해 드리도록 하겠습니다.)
과정에서 다루는 내용 🕵🏻♂️👨🏻🎓
(1) 스위프트 문법
(시중의 문법 강의 6시간 ~ 20시간 정도)
(외우는 것을 최소화하고 직관적으로 이해하여 자유자재로 활용가능한 수준으로 기초를 다지기 위함)
(2) CS(Computer Science)
(3) UIKit 프레임워크 (핵심적인 기본 앱 만들기 관련) - 앱 15개 만들기
(4) 기타
This is not a simple grammar lecture. Content that even Swift's official documentation doesn't cover - Swift internal memory implementation structures from WWDC, Swift international forums, Raywenderlich, etc. - I've watched dozens of these and organized such content in my own way through diagrams.
Why I think this is important is, for example, if you understand the memory structure of inheritance in classes through diagrams, there's nothing you need to memorize. Why stored properties cannot be overridden during inheritance, why computed properties can be overridden, why methods can be overridden, why initializers are not automatically inherited, why methods implemented in extensions cannot be overridden, etc... When I was studying before, even after looking at these detailed rules dozens of times, I would forget them every time. However, when you understand these contents through Swift's internal implementation memory structure, you don't need to memorize them - they just become obvious.
Why structs are inevitably faster than classes, why struct usage is generally recommended over classes (when inheritance structure is not needed)... Rather than simply memorizing, I'll show you the reasons why it has to be that way through CPU/memory operating principles.
(Actually, these aspects are quite difficult for non-majors to understand without considerable study.)
Going beyond simple grammatical content, I'll intuitively explain what protocol-oriented programming is, what functional programming is, when to use protocols, and the reasons for using each grammar topic and the background of how such grammar came to exist.
I absolutely believe that just memorizing without understanding is meaningless. I also started as a non-major, learned at an academy, then watched other Swift lectures 3-4 times or more, read other Swift books 5+ times... and my conclusion was just memorization. I also watched almost all intermediate/advanced Swift grammar from Raywenderlich/Udemy, and naturally read the Swift official documentation multiple times. But even after watching grammar content dozens of times like this... I used to forget everything. The human brain inevitably has limits when it comes to memorization. But as I mentioned above, until I knew the internal structure, I thought I just had to memorize like this. However, as I continued studying... not just Swift, but the background of how the concept of classes was born in programming... and the overall (computer science) memory structure of inheritance support in classes across all languages... after extensively researching and studying this... (of course, there are detailed differences in the directions each language pursues...) anyway, the parts I had to memorize disappeared. When you understand the operating principles and structure of a method, there's no need to memorize.
I'll teach you content like this. As far as I know, there are no such lectures in Korea. Including other languages like Python, Java, etc., there are absolutely no lectures that explain grammar in connection with CPU operations and memory structure like this. I plan to make all this content "your own" knowledge through easy diagram explanations. (When you study this way, not only will all other languages become easier, but you'll understand how computers operate and their structure itself, enabling you to easily apply anything and intuitively solve any problem.)
I can confidently say that this lecture will change your approach and starting point for development studies, and if you're a non-major, the skill gap between those who have taken this lecture and those who haven't will be truly enormous. What I struggled with countless times, you'll gain tremendously in just 2 months.
Through this opportunity, for those just starting iOS studies, this will be a beacon of light... and for those who have experienced several struggles before, this will be a higher-dimensional lecture with intuitive explanations that are easy to understand...I will do my best to help you grow as an iOS developer.
https://zeddios.tistory.com/596
https://zeddios.tistory.com/597
https://zeddios.tistory.com/598
Even if you're just starting to study now, in 2 months you'll naturally be able to read articles at this level and understand them as if it's obvious.
(The blog above is not my blog. It's an article organized by someone called 'Zedd' about what Apple announced at WWDC2016. It's content where Apple presents how to improve Swift's performance for iOS app developers, and I think iOS developers should naturally understand this kind of content.)
(Actually, I think you don't necessarily have to take my courses for the post-grammar processes. My courses basically include the process of building apps, and while building apps... you'll already understand the basic principles of how apps are created, so after that, you can easily self-study with other courses, and I think other courses on building apps or frameworks available in the market are highly accessible.)
After taking my courses, self-study becomes quite manageable... After completing my courses, I think you could also enter other bootcamp programs (for team project experience).
(Or you could think of my courses as a pre-course before taking other bootcamps. Because they operate with a completely different philosophy from existing bootcamps. For non-majors, I believe you need to have a solid foundation of basic knowledge to keep up to some extent... so I teach everything in a spoon-feeding manner for basic knowledge. If you just review consistently, you can start with thoroughly solid fundamentals.
Of course, I'll also teach you about understanding basic principles and direction... so rather than weakening your (independent) problem-solving abilities, I think you'll be able to learn application methods based on solid fundamentals without trial and error.)
(Through the link above, you can see how many apps our students have actually launched and how they've reached the level of getting jobs. I didn't teach you everything step by step, but rather I taught you how to fish, and now you've reached the level where you can easily create such apps on your own.)
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I have been creating lectures with intuitive content at a level suitable for job hunting or practical use in the workplace. Many people have requested that I release other lectures as well, and many have called them life-changing lectures.
I take pride in the detailed aspects of my lectures. (I don't compromise with myself, and I put in incomparable effort compared to others in terms of lecture quality.)
After completing the course, if you leave a review... we'll give you a collection of iOS entry-level/experienced job interview questions.
(Content compiled by multiple people after their actual entry-level/job change interview experiences)
Q. Is this a lecture that even complete beginners and non-majors who know absolutely nothing can take?
A. Yes, the course is designed for non-majors who are just starting to code. I've paid close attention to the detailed progression of the course, starting from the principles of how computers work internally, through grammar, to creating apps (15 of them), so if you watch in order, you'll be able to follow along smoothly even to advanced content.
Students who knew nothing before studying with me have followed the course well, and after completing the course, hundreds have already found jobs by preparing their portfolios. You can come knowing nothing at all. I'll spoon-feed you everything from the basics.
Q. What is the monthly course capacity?
A. (Monthly basis, i.e., per session) The class capacity is 30 people, and enrollment is on a first-come, first-served basis. This is because I believe this is the number of people I can care for at one time, and once we proceed with the schedule, there may be slight changes to the enrollment limit. (If I think I cannot provide adequate care, I plan to reduce the number. This is because I believe it's important to give thorough answers to questions from those who are currently taking the class.) However, this number excludes those who do not participate in my sessions/group studies/management.
Q. Memory structure? Why do we need to know how the CPU works?
What is a programming language? While this is a fundamental question, ultimately it's simply a way to express computer language in an easier manner through conventions, because it's too inconvenient for humans to directly read and write instructions that make the CPU and RAM operate (e.g., 11010101). That's why any programming language inherently contains the way computers actually operate.
While this course uses the Swift language, you can think of it as actually covering content that helps you understand how computers work. That's why professionals from other fields who primarily use C++, Java, Kotlin, JavaScript, Python, etc., have taken this course and told us that not only did their understanding of Swift improve, but their understanding of their main programming languages also increased significantly. (This is because the basic memory structure of how computers operate is the same.) So I can confidently say that if you study Swift this deeply with me even once, all other programming languages will naturally become much easier.
Therefore, regardless of the actual language, any grammatical content... is ultimately just expressing the operational structure and methods needed to make the CPU and RAM work as desired through programming language, and that's what we need to learn. I believe that by learning this content, you can understand properly and memorize less (forget less), and develop adaptability for any situation. And as you dive deeper into the content, you can write properly efficient code that operates more effectively, and when building apps, you can realize on your own what parts you're doing wrong.
For this reason, I believe that understanding the operational structure of CPU and RAM allows you to become a developer who can grow "properly" in the long term.
Q. Does it also include algorithms and data structures content?
A. It includes CS content, but does not include algorithms and data structures. I thought that including algorithms/data structures would make the course content too long, and I excluded them because I believed grammar should be the main focus. Also, I thought that data structures and algorithms can be studied plenty through books and other courses, even if not through my course. (After releasing the urgent courses by my standards, I'm planning to consider creating a Swift algorithms/data structures course around next year.)
Q. Is it okay for current professionals to take this course?
A. [A word to current professionals with computer science backgrounds..] There's just one criterion. If I'm confident in grammar and know everything without any confusing or ambiguous concepts, then you don't need to take this course. Those who think "I know pretty much everything about Swift grammar" probably wouldn't have even shown interest in this course in the first place. However, the fact that you're interested in this kind of course means... even though you're a CS major/current professional, you've probably struggled with grammar or memory structures, etc... or... you've been putting off studying grammar, thinking "I'll do it someday..." If that's the case, I think it would be good to take this opportunity to review and organize all the content in detail and intuitively with me. It's about finishing the homework you've been putting off for 2 months. It might take longer than 2 months if you do it alone, but I think it's worth trying with good materials, even if you're pushed into it this time. Of course, I naturally know that for those working in the industry, the very basic content at the beginning of grammar or the app-building parts (which might be too basic content..) might not be very helpful, but still, for example, memory structures in classes/inheritance, closures when they actually go to multithreading (when the stack changes to multiple structures), etc. - if you look at these various situations concretely by drawing diagrams... I believe it will have the effect of organizing parts that weren't clear in your mind. And method dispatch / protocol extensions and protocol-oriented programming / ARC / generics / access control / memory safety, etc... I think it wouldn't be bad to organize these at least once through this opportunity. After taking this course... when you experience interviews for job changes, etc. in the future, I think you'll definitely be able to handle them with much more confidence (based on what's neatly organized in your mind). Rather than thinking this money is a waste, I think the path of strengthening your fundamentals to increase your salary is the right way in the long term. Many CS majors/current professionals have already taken this course and successfully changed jobs to NAVER, Kakao, LINE, Coupang, Baemin, and other large companies, raising their salaries by several thousand at once.
[A word to current professionals from non-CS backgrounds] I just want to tell you to definitely take it. Since I'm also from a non-CS background, I know very well what was lacking (I also bought and read CS textbooks while struggling tremendously..), and taking this opportunity to organize computer internal structures and memory connected with grammar... dealing with deep content you haven't experienced before will definitely be valuable time, I believe without a doubt.
Q. You say that people who know absolutely nothing about coding can take this course... Won't it be too easy for working professionals?
A. I carefully structured the content and details to explain things easily, but this absolutely does not mean I'm only teaching easy content. Of course, concepts familiar to working professionals might seem easy. However, I'm not just sharing easy content. Since working professionals are already familiar with these concepts, you can watch the easy parts at increased speed and fill in the details of areas you've felt were lacking. And of course, there will be quite a lot of content you haven't seen anywhere else before, so I think it will be very helpful even for working professionals who feel their grammar knowledge is insufficient. I hope you'll use this opportunity to make your foundation more solid and organize previously confusing concepts as cleanly as a Go board.
Q. Does the course also include content related to the Objective-C language?
A. Obj-C content is not included in the course. (Currently, there is no need to know the Obj-C language to get a job as an iOS developer.) Already, most companies have switched to the Swift language from 3-4 years ago, and the companies that are still using Obj-C are only a few financial institutions or some traditional companies. And anyway, after deciding to introduce SwiftUI (Apple's new approach to app development) since iOS 13, in the next 2 years, Swift will be mandatory. You don't need to worry, and learning Swift alone is sufficient.
Q. What do the sessions cover? Do I have to participate in the weekly sessions?
A. You don't have to participate in the sessions (live classes) that will be held every Monday evening (odd-numbered sessions) or every Tuesday evening (even-numbered sessions). However, we will mainly cover important content and advanced material such as parts we couldn't cover in the existing lectures, things to think about in relation to the topics, etc., and provide reviews focusing only on the essential important content. Therefore, we recommend that you watch the sessions even if it's just the recorded version. (We will provide separate links to the recordings.) Also, starting from the second week, we will have weekly tests. For the tests, rather than being a concept where you need to do well to pass... we provide sample interview questions that match the progress, or ask you to recall content from the current material that would be good to remember at least once... and we provide them to give you a slight sense of tension for your own studying.
Q. Is it possible to purchase online lectures and textbooks separately?
A. Yes, you can just take the online classes on Inflearn without participating in sessions or receiving my management. However, the course price remains the same regardless.
Sessions/management are just additional services. The course itself has high quality content that covers topics not addressed in other courses (content I've gained through extensive trial and error), presented intuitively with diagrams, so I don't think the satisfaction with the course content itself would be different. Of course, you'll be invited to Slack where you can ask questions and get answers in real-time anytime, and naturally, you can also attend sessions (live classes).
(Considering that the recorded lecture time alone is about 115 hours, when you think about the textbook + lecture quality + problem-solving through Slack + live sessions, I don't think it's expensive at all compared to other courses.)
Q. Is the course available for lifetime access?
A. This is not lifetime access. There is a limited access period of 2 months during the course plus an additional 2 months (total of 4 months) for lecture viewing. (While most lectures on Inflearn offer lifetime access, setting time restrictions is naturally possible.) This is partly to prevent procrastination, and since the course materials are so well-organized, the lectures are structured to be digestible with just one or two viewings. (If needed, you can quickly refresh your memory by referring back to the materials.)
I also used to struggle with understanding and remembering when I was studying before... I would look things up multiple times... That's why I intentionally made the materials quite intensive so you can remember everything later... I've come to think that having to watch lectures multiple times repeatedly means... it might be a poor lecture that failed to help students understand well at once due to wrong explanation methods. So the purpose of this lecture is to help you digest the content well after watching it just once or twice, and to make it possible to review using only the materials.
(After the lecture enrollment period ends, we provide additional enrollment periods at a slightly lower price exclusively for existing students.)
Q. Why are the course prices expensive?
The courses released on Inflearn seem to average around 10,000 won per hour of lecture runtime. Just considering the lecture content alone, with over 126 hours of runtime, the current price is absolutely not expensive. (It actually covers content equivalent to or more than a 3-month course offered by other bootcamps.) When you add the additional live Zoom classes held once a week, real-time Q&A, Gather Town/Slack management, study group operations, exams, progress management, consultations, career/job change counseling, portfolio feedback, special invitation sessions, etc., it's actually an incredibly affordable price.
(It would be more accurate to think of this course as an online academy program.)
And I can confidently say that this is higher quality instruction in fundamentals than any bootcamp currently running in Korea, but we're offering it at the most affordable price considering students preparing for employment. (You're welcome to try other bootcamps anytime and compare.) Including the level of course materials, detailed explanations, and my personally researched memory structure explanation method that isn't covered in any other materials or resources that intuitively explains how CPU and RAM operate, I can confidently say that throughout your developer career, no matter what development studies you pursue, you will never experience this level of instruction at this price point. Buy time with money and grow faster.
We are currently offering it at a low price for the purpose of promoting the class and marketing, but the price may rise to an appropriate level at any time in the future, similar to how other boot camps operate. (Price increase planned for the second half of 2024)
Countless working professionals have taken this course, and with over 10 cases of actual 1-3 year professionals switching jobs to major tech companies like Naver, Kakao, Line, Coupang, and Baemin, I believe this proves the value of this course. Many people come to me even after graduating from other bootcamps, and junior developers who took my bootcamp and got jobs are receiving positive feedback that they are recognized by their companies for having solid fundamentals and are beloved junior developers. More importantly, they've gained confidence in iOS development.
I hope you prioritize building a solid foundation to grow into a good developer in the long term as your top priority. 🙏🏻
Public KakaoTalk room and Notion guide for inquiries about this course 🔍
[Public Inquiry Group KakaoTalk Room]
https://open.kakao.com/o/gK0byEFd
If you have any questionsrelated tothis course, please feel free to askany questionsin thepublic KakaoTalk roommentioned above.
[Frequently Asked Questions Notion Summary]
https://pointed-earwig-996.notion.site/Swift-3-6ce85788899e488789af2550b0e5c22f
Questions other than the frequently asked questions above will be continuously organized on the Notion page, so please check it out.
If you have any questions about the course, feel free to send an open chat message anytime, or you can also contact us via email.
Course registration and other inquiries: we.love.code.allen@gmail.com
KakaoTalk (business ID): allen.ios
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그런 강의는 얼마든지 빠르게 찍어내듯 만들 수 있겠지만, 결국 "좋은 개발자로 성장"하는 것은 그만큼 이론적인 기반의 밑거름이 탄탄해야 한다고 믿고 있기 때문입니다.
쉬운 강의보다는, 좋은 개발자(끝임없이 성장할 수 있는 개발자)가 되기 위해
반드시 알아야 하는 어려운 내용까지를 최대한 쉽게, 그리고 직관적으로 알려드리는 것.
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저 스스로도 내일은 더 좋은 개발자가 되자는 모토를 가지고 있는 만큼
제가 고민 했던 내용들을 깊이있게 전달 드리고 싶습니다.
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さまざまな分野(不動産、ビッグデータ、スマートストアなど)の講義をオン/オフラインで高価なお金を入れて講義を聞いてみましたが、これほどクオリティの講義はありませんでした。 少しまとめてまとめてみると、 1. 分量 2. 構成 3. クオリティ 4. 毎週進行する特講セッション 5. 毎週進行するクイズ(1時間程度かかります) 6. 即時の質疑応答(過去の騎手たちの他の質疑応答もすべてまとめておきました。) 7. 全騎手とコミュニケーションできるコミュニティ 8. 各騎手ごとに活動できるスタディ空間 - 講義分、構成、クオリティ驚くべきです。 ここに存在する251の授業以外にも追加セッションや他の講義を含めれば300講以上になるが、 途中でスキップしたことはありません。それほどよく構成されています。アプリ作成プロジェクトでは、Googleに質問を検索する方法さえ教えてくれるが、スプーンに食べ物を載せるまでしてくれる講義…それがアラン講義… 講義の半分だけ吸収して実践するといえば、現職者である私の経験上十分に新入で就職が可能です。 開発分野ではなく他の多くの講義を聞きながら感じた点は、安く低クオリティで量産型で知識を取る講義は時間的物質的に無駄だと思うため、現存するiOS講義の中ではアランSwift文法マスタースクールを強くおすすめお願いします。 最強12期ファイティング!
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非専攻iOS開発就職準備生です。 現職の方々にも絶賛を受ける講座や初心者には、もっともない講座であることを強調したいと思います。 私の場合、iOSに関心はありましたが、このようなサイトと短いブートキャンプを伝え、興味が冷えていたときにアランを知りました。これはMo iOSブートキャンプで出会ったジョウォンの方のおすすめでしたが、当時6人だったジョーで4人もアランスクール受講者でした。必ず聞かなければならないと一つ言うのは '聞いたらこれよりも安くならない'でした。だから気になることもあり、この講義も合わないと、この道の中の道ではないことを確信できるようになり受講するようになりました。 結論として、アラン川の受講は昨年最も良い仕事になりました。開発者としての就職を代入することで、アランは開発者小中学校を卒業させてくれた感じです。高校の成績管理は私が知っておくべきですが、アランは大学に行けるように高校に入学させてくれました。 就職準備中の今でもしばしばアラン教材を取り出しています。取り出して見るたびに改めて感心することになるのでアランにはいつも感謝した気持ちです。ポートフォリオを作っているチュジュン生の立場なので、これは誰も知らなかったら、私も誰かの推薦でアランを知り、またアレンに感謝の気持ちが深くできなかった心を折り、遅くても後記を作成します。 私のように様々な教育プログラムの中で迷ってくださった方々は、iOS講座や現ブートキャンプシステムが不親切さを感じていたと思います。 それが間違った方法だとは言いたくないが、入門者に適した方法ではないと思います。しかし、アランの講義はすべての講義を通して'ああ、それは…##27;と悟りの拍手を呼びます。 目次が緻密に編まれているので、膨大な講義量に恐れず、じっくり見てください。私も最初はいつ見たくて恐れを食べましたが、講義が数分残った時点にはそれがとても残念です。まるでオンラインブートキャンプやサークルのように人々と交流できます。 質疑応答コミュニティが本当によく!構成されています。個人的に、他のブートキャンプ経験のない就学生の方なら、ぜひアレンが用意してくれるスタディ席に参加してほしいです。 私はその時会った方々と今日までも着実に交流を続けています。みんなその必要性を感じたでしょうが、開発勉強がたくさん寂しいです。また、1-2年の違いで会話のテーマが変わる開発者ワールドで同じ学習者として交流できるコミュニティ確保は本当に大切な機会です。勉強したくない方もいらっしゃると思いますが、私がここで得たことが多すぎるので特に独学ラーなら、ぜひスタディ参加して多くの人とより広い会話テーマを探してください。 最後にアランに言いたい言葉は、中、高級講座オープンも待っているのでゆっくり早く来てください!です。 現職者として素敵に後期残しようとしましたが、今日アラン教材を取り出してより改めてまた感謝して訪れました。 みんなアラン!
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この講義は、コンピュータ工学の非専攻者である私に基本基を丈夫にしてくれました。 特に、いくつかの文法的内容を単純な暗記に頼るのではなく、メモリ構造を絵で一目で見ながら理解できるという点が最大の利点です。 クラス、継承、構造体、クロージャ、プロトコルなどの内容を単純暗記すると、数多くの場合の数を無関係に学習し、「なぜそうなのか」がわからないため、応用力が落ちると思います。 一方、メモリ構造に基づいて学習すれば、全体的な文法的内容を大きな茎の中で理解でき、暗記も自然に追いついて、メモリ段での動作原理を知るため、さまざまな状況での応用力を備えることができます。 講義方式や構成も徹底的に「理解」を優先視すると感じました。 実際のケースコードを見て、一枚のメモリ構造で理解し、簡単にまとめた表で概念を整理できます。 実は受講前にはこの程度の金額の講義を決済したことがなくて悩みになったが、 受講後は、この程度の金額で私が得られる時間を見てみると、むしろ最も安い講義ではなかったかと思います。 結論的に試行錯誤の時間を短縮し、素早く基本基を固めたい方にこの講義をおすすめします!
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国内のswift講義の中で手に挙げられるほど満足して聞いた講義です。 凄まじい動画講義時間がありますが、途中であきらめないように装置を設けておいた新点も良かったです。特に、チームを組んでくださった部分が頑強する上で大きな助けになったと思います。 繰り返し学習を通じて重要な概念を頭につけて(..)くださる点も良かったです。例えばコーデヒップスとか…コーデヒップス.. 映像と同様に教材も多くの悩みをしながら準備された点を感じることができました。映像は期限制ですが、教材と筆記は残る分、後で必要な部分を探して追加勉強するのもいいと思います。 推奨対象 CSから文法、基本的なアプリ制作まで段階的に進んでいくので、コーディングに入門する方も無理なくついていけないかと思います。 しかし、開発という分野が個人的な傾向に大きく左右されると思われます。十分に悩んでみて確信があればお勧めします。 そして私のようにアプリを作ることができますが、どのように戻る部分の基礎知識が不足していると思われる方はぜひ聞いてほしいです。他のどんな講義よりも(特に従って作物類の..)得ていく部分が多いと確信しています。 残念な点 Inputは十分ですが、これを確認できるoutputについて足りないと感じました。 文法を学んでも実際に活用できるようにするにはコードを見てみる必要がありますが、この部分について補完できるカリキュラムがあったらと思います。 例えば、週ごとに解放しなければならない課題があるとすれば、悩んでみる時間も取ってスラックルームも活性化されないでしょうか。授業を進めていきながら多くの人員がいるにもかかわらずスラックが静かになるのを感じましたが、話す距離が多くなってほしいです。 最後に 1基手に聞きましたが、母子はこんにちは膨大な知識に寛大でした。残りの期間の間、復習して完全に私のものになるようにするつもりです。 アラン様が授業への愛着が大きいほど、騎手が進むほど良い講義で生まれ変わることを疑いません。ファイティング👍
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【受講開記】 卒業後、別の道を歩んだ専攻者なので、再び専攻に戻ろうと思ってこの本その本 この講義のあの講義を聞いてみると、山田修戦を経て偶然聞くことになった講義です。 [レビュー] 他の言語を少し違うと思ってそれなりに専攻者なのだから、ただ顎鈍くてうなずいて聞けばいいと思うと大変だった。しばらく離れている間に強山が変わったのか、iOSならではの特性なのか分からなくても、私の理解度はゼロベースの非専攻者と違うことがなかったと思います。池だと思った内容の深さと範囲は太平洋で、ストレッチだけに出てきた私はマラソン完走をするようになりました。 自慢していた私自身を反省して謙虚になったせいで、今はコードを少しずつ見ることができるようになり、アプリ作り講義を通じてアプリを一つ一つ完成したときにやりがいを感じながら私次第のポートフォリオも構成できるようになりました。 受講して進行された1:1面談と、週ごとに開かれる整理セッションは本当に役に立ちました。何度も質問ではなく質問を上げる時も、いつも親切で素早く答えてくださる情熱は本当に大きな力になりました。 私は今、次のステップを踏みに行きますが、この業界に進入する後輩たちには必ずおすすめしてほしい、実際におすすめした講義です。 【振り返ってみると少し惜しい点、あえて提案事項】 教材ファイルにインデックス(リンク)があると、気になるセクションを少し早く見つけることができるようです。 私のように怠惰な人のために、主教材、副教材、アプリ作り技教材の短冊化とともに、教材にもう少し豊富な例コードを入れてくれれば講義を振り返らなくても理解しやすいようです。 [PS] アラン!いつもありがとうございます。もう少し実力を積んで質問爆弾投げる予定です:)
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