I have been doing it without thinking about the name, but I thought that I should try to name it appropriately in the future through examples of why and how to do it!! Thank you for making a great lecture :)

It was good to be able to go over things that I knew but hadn't organized. It was short, so it was good to listen to one in the morning! If there's one thing I regret, it would have been good if there were more diverse examples besides the ones in the design guide.

There were many words that came across vaguely, perhaps because I lack experience and skills, but this was a good lecture that answered my curiosity. I felt a lot of things differently than when I looked at the guidelines alone. I listened well.

Thank you for the great lecture~

Thank you for taking the time to rethink how you write code.

I heard it well

It would be best to read the original text, but since it is in English, there are parts that are tiring to study alone, but since it was explained well in Korean, I was able to listen without any burden. Also, since each lecture was short, I was able to take it lightly, which was good. I will have to read the parts I learned this time in the original text again and organize them! Thank you :)

This is something that Swift developers will use for the rest of their lives once they learn it!

I often write code without thinking or out of habit. While listening to the lecture, I had a chance to look back on why I wrote it this way and what I usually missed. Thank you for the great lecture : )

https://gist.github.com/godrm/d07ae33973bf71c5324058406dfe42dd It's the same as reading this document