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Hey! Great question. 😊 Getting into iOS development can be super rewarding! Here are a few things that might help: Learn the Basics: Start with Swift and SwiftUI or UIKit. Apple’s documentation is solid, and there are tons of tutorials online to help you get going. Build a Portfolio: Even small projects, like a to-do app or weather app, make a difference. You can put these on GitHub so employers see what you can do! Stay Updated: iOS changes a lot, so it helps to follow Apple’s WWDC videos and stay on top of new features. Networking & Job Hunting: Join communities like iOSDev on Reddit or LinkedIn to connect with others and maybe even find job leads. Check out job boards like LinkedIn, Indeed, or even freelance sites like Upwork to find entry-level gigs. Apply and Keep Going: Don’t wait until you feel “perfect” to apply; sometimes, you’ll learn as you go. Try for internships, entry-level jobs, or freelance projects to get experience. Good luck! And feel free to ask if you have more questions. 🍀

Hey! This is just a timelapse video and a quick showcase for my full tutorial. If you want to see the detailed steps and the full view, you can check out the complete tutorial on my channel!

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No you can not !

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Hey, I understand where you're coming from, but I created this tutorial based on my own experience and approach. While some techniques may look similar, I always try to put my own spin on it. I'll definitely consider adding more unique features in future videos. Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊 I'm really glad you enjoyed the video. That’s a great suggestion! I’ll definitely consider creating a detailed video on using Supabase with SwiftUI for resetting passwords. It's a very useful topic, and I'm sure it will help a lot of people. Stay tuned, and thanks again for your support! 🙌

@@pouyasadridev That's great news definitely looking forward to the video!

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Your very welcome, glad you liked it!

I will do it in the next tutorial so stay tuned

Merci beaucoup ! Je comprends tout à fait, écrire du code rapidement peut être difficile, surtout quand on débute ou qu'on essaie d'intégrer de nouvelles compétences. Ne t'inquiète pas, la vitesse viendra avec la pratique. Ce qui est le plus important, c'est de bien comprendre ce que tu fais et pourquoi tu le fais. Avec le temps, tu te sentiras plus à l'aise et les choses iront plus vite. N'hésite pas à prendre ton temps pour bien assimiler chaque concept, et petit à petit, ta vitesse d'écriture s'améliorera naturellement. Si tu as besoin d'aide ou de conseils sur certains points, je suis là pour t'aider !

Thank you too!

Yes , my bad thanks for the notice .

it's been about 3 years

Glad to hear that

yeah thanks.

will do

I understand your concern, and I want to clarify that there was no intention to take credit for anyone else's work. The focus of this project was purely on learning and sharing knowledge. The animation, as you've pointed out, was created by ceciliachenguo on GitHub, and I have immense respect for their work. The purpose of the video was to explore and learn from existing resources, and I should have been more explicit in crediting the original creator. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I'll make sure to properly credit the work and ensure that the focus remains on the learning process.

Yes I will

@@pouyasadridev We will wait you brother

Glad you liked it, thanks 🙏

I totally understand where you're coming from-the official documentation can sometimes be difficult to navigate, especially when you're just starting out. I’ve found that the best way to learn is by combining multiple resources. For example, I often start with tutorials, watch videos, and then experiment with the code on my own. It helps to see how others approach problems and then try to solve them in your own way. Sometimes, reverse-engineering projects from GitHub or breaking down more complex examples can also provide a lot of insight. It can be a bit of a puzzle at first, but sticking with it and practicing regularly is key. And of course, don't hesitate to ask the community or look for alternative resources-sometimes, another perspective can make all the difference. If you're struggling with a particular topic, feel free to ask, and I’ll try to help or point you toward some useful resources!

Will do ! Thanks

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Thank you so much 😀

Thanks man , it’s my pleasure 😇

Glad you like it 😊

yeah thanks for your attention

i just put it in the description

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The fact that you just use dark mode doesn’t make you a better developer so instead of focusing on colors do some actual work!😇

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Thanks 🙏 make sure to subscribe my channel 🫰🏻

Your most welcome 🙏 share my videos with your friends

@@pouyasadridev I told my friends to subscribe to your channel.

Lol 😂

No worries 😉, subscribe my channel and share it with your friends

this is Xcode on MacOs

@@pouyasadridev thanks you 👍🙂

for developing ios app you can use Xcode on Macos for developing androind apps you can use Android Studio or Visual studio code

exactly lol

thanks for your comment

yes it can run in the background

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