Bob the Developer

Pass data between view controllers and the behind scene.

Learn how to create generic protocol and override associated type

Learn how to create objects with modularity and readability

Closure is a reference type, so use [weak self] to prevent memory leak. Wait, what?

I had enough of it

I was once a code monkey. Let’s stop this madness.

The tutorial I’d have written for my younger self.

I know you are frustrated. I’ve been there. Join me. I will walk you through.

iOS Development is hard. Embrace it and deal with it.

Swift Automatic Reference Counting explained with ease for complete beginners without CS/CE degree

Differentiate Open, Public, Internal, File-private, Private

Try? Try! Try: Deal with unexpected results

Learn how to animate buttons, labels, imageView without creating bunch of classes

@escape, Trailing closure, completion handlers

So, you wanna be a functional programmer?

It doesn’t have to be that hard

Store anything offline with two lines of code

Between ViewControllers

What I’ve learned so far | Update on May 14th, 2017

Center Line, AutoCompletion, Move Line, Delete Line, Doc

Taps, Auto Focus, Simulator, Indentation, Code Encapsulation

Assistance Editor, Navigator, Quick Open, Line Number

Threading? Concurrency? Dispatch Queue? Holy Shit | Update on May 14th, 2017

Don’t memorize, understand | Update May 14th, 2017

OOP is okay, but could’ve been better | Update on May 14th, 2017

This isn’t a part 2. You are now in a different league

It’s a little bit more than Swift