I enjoyed listening to this. I started with Android app development, then entered Xcode through Storyboards, and eventually learned SwiftUI by diving headfirst into a new project. Taking this course was great because it allowed me to correct and overwrite things I had misunderstood. Since I'm taking this at a point where Xcode has reached version 16.0 (assuming 16.0 based on context), there were some parts that differed from the content, but because I had already progressed with my project to some extent, it wasn't too difficult to follow. I hadn't used Snippets before, but I tried them for the first time with SwiftUI, and they are very useful since I'm writing the UI directly in code. After organizing my frequently used snippets, my work efficiency seems to have doubled. I've purchased up to Lecture 3 so far, and I plan to study everything, even if it takes some time.

While this isn't a lecture that covers concepts in great detail, it's practice-oriented, so it was great to see combine and async/await code that's actually used a lot in real situations.

A lecture that allows you to truly master SwiftUI network communication. I had difficulties when I first encountered network communication, but after taking this lecture, the concepts became clear. It was much easier to understand the differences between Combine and Async/Await because they were compared with practical exercises. PDF materials and practice files are also provided, which is great for review. I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn the latest SwiftUI technology! 😊

I was looking for a lecture that focuses on practice rather than theory, and this one was perfect! I can learn how to efficiently process network data with real-world projects, so it is very useful in practice. In particular, I liked that it clearly explained the difference between Combine and Async/Await. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to implement network communication with SwiftUI.

I learned the basics of iPhone well! Thank you.