A lecture that is completely easy for beginners to watch, and a good lecture for experienced people to look back on.
I am a common iOS developer who has been helped a lot by iOS development since Yagom's blog post several years ago.
Since it is a lecture for beginner developers, it is a lecture that accurately points out how it works and what it is rather than simply developing functions and following code. It is a lecture that is helpful enough for beginners as well as iOS developers with some experience to look back on. As of 18. 12. 30, it is a different version from the latest version. There are some differences, but there is no problem at all watching the lecture! The weather is crap these days, so please give me another good lecture next time.
This was a great lecture for iOS beginners! It's a shame that there aren't detailed explanations of the code as it goes on, but it's a lecture that gives me time to look it up and study on my own, so I can learn more about the parts I'm curious about. It's a lecture from 2018, but I liked that they answered my questions quickly even though it's 2022.
It was such a basic course that I watched it all in a week and followed along.
I think it was good that it only went over the main topic without typing out the code one by one. That's why the lecture went very quickly and it was good. However, it seems that there are not many iPhone projects that can be used commercially. The mistake I made in the middle of the lecture was that I didn't add Identify. Since the skip was fast, I wish there had been an NS chart or flow chart added to handle the process by writing down the procedure a little.
However, thanks to the lecture that you made in advance and the comments that you gave before the lecture, I was able to do the project practice without much difficulty.
Thank you.
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