There quite a few good ones on the very topics you mentioned on udemy. They are not free but costs like $11.99

Happy birthday 🎉🎊🎂

I’m in. I can work on iOS/Android part of the project

I’m waiting for someone to say Russia and then apologize for Trump 😝

Indian in US... Wondering if I also need to apologize for Trump? Since I’m in Chicago, I’ll do it anyway.

Sorry for Trump guys, my city didn’t vote for him

One of those times when you think the other guy is full of shit but end up embarrassed and think that was out of norm

If you’re Android dev, coming to iOS will be great. Having worked on both I feel iOS has way less boilerplate than Android. Especially in concurrency programming and a lot of other stuff like adapters etc

Accidentally teamed up with this guy for college coding project. That a**h**e didn’t even know what json was and wrote really bad code, didn’t had basic problem solving skills and wasn’t ready to learn stuff. It was a nightmare working with him. Now I always check gitHub and LinkedIn profiles before working with someone.

@CozyPlanes okay thank you 👍

@DRHAX34 yeah the screen resolution was awful

I used to work with MBP 2012 model. It'll be little slow but gets the job done.

I press Ctrl + S in XCode anyway while coding

I'm starting grad school, I want to buy Mac for iOS development. How good is the 2016 version MBP with i5 processor 8GB RAM for iOS development?

Happened with me. My manger asked me to put a hack fix and mention that it's a hack fix in a comment so that we'll revisit later. After a long time it's still there

Try the YouTube channel : Let's build that app
It's really good.

This is heartbreaking 😦

There is reactive cocoa 😁

It depends... My teammate got pissed coding in Swift 3 with Xcode 8 and started using the Mac keyboard little violently. I could do nothing but just empathise

And then the manager will ask you not to write in such way to preserve readability adding to the frustration

Screw all that and go native