Hey Sean, your videos convinced me to go to a boot camp and move to the Bay Area. After 6 months of interviewing out here I just got a full time position at a start up in Palo Alto last week. Couldn’t have done it with ya, thanks man. You’re the 🐐
I’m currently working on my own first real project and I’m struggling... a lot! I needed this kind of encouragement desperately! So thank you for this awesome video, I think I now can write some Swift again!
CodeStories protocols are way to send messages to other classes and without creating instance of the classes. Just tell the protocol where to fire (which class) via delegates.
This video is very useful to have because it encourages beginning developers to keep going even if we mess up or don't get it. Thanks so much Sean for this.
As someone who is just beginning their iOS career I'm glad that you made this video. For me closures have been difficult, but thankfully I been finding great content like this and tutorial videos to get me through that hurdle.
When I started learning Swift, it was brand new, as in swift one point now and the biggest thing I struggled with when learning the language was keeping up with all the changes they were making with every new version. For example the constant changes to how you write for loops always confused me. However at this point the biggest things that I struggle with our programmatic UI and a table views as well as collection views
My first project was on a windows machine, running MacOs on VMware 😱 it took me ages to open a storyboard file 🤣 I bought my first macbook with the money i earned from that project, and since then i never looked back, finished my studies and today i'm a full time iOS Developer 😎👌
I am your greatest fan ... I have learnt so much from your videos ... I always find some useful extra things in your videos. Anytime I have issue and want to google, I add Sean Allen to the text
I remember when Interface Builder was a separate app. Hell, I remember the first release of MacOS X 10.0 running on a blue & white G3 Mac (tower) machine, and System 8 & 9, which preceded it. Even the news that Apple Computer had bought NeXT.
3 months learning to code and the biggest problem I have is using what I find in the documentation. I find the code I need but actually using it in my app always halts my workflow.
while working, I pressed command + T on the laptop. Didnt know it enables slow motion, all my views were VERY slow in transition. Man, I wasted some time, even restarted laptop like 3 times.
Provisioning and certificates combined with being in different teams and distributing the same app to different clients with CI, nothing worse than that. Even though I deal with it a lot, I always fear the issues that arise and often just nuke all certs and prov files and start from scratch.
When I was an intern learning how to code: I thought "//: MARK:" was somebody's name. So I replaced "MARK" with my name and when commenting on a section of code LMAO 🤣Great times, the engineers working with me were very nice about it, but I laugh all my silly mistakes now.
Just started studying, so maybe my conclusion are far from right, but, "constraining a container to another container" is something like the divs from HTML/CSS when you customize them?
One thing that still bugs me (literally, as in computer “bug”) is when to use “weak self” in a closure. Another thing, is that I wish Apple’s documentation had more sample code for the various classes/struct/enums. This one really chaps my hide, especially when I’m trying to research a new feature I want to add. 😢
Need a suggestion please: I need a mac system just for Xcode ONLY. No entertainment or other use. I already have a top of the line line windows laptop for that. Apple does not relase new OS updates for mac mini 2011 model. The last possible update for this model is 10.13, latest update is 10.15. Now the latest Xcode works only on 10.12 and above. Shall I buy this mac? I need it for 2 years in exact. Do you think next Xcode updates will stop working on 10.13?
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Hey Sean, your videos convinced me to go to a boot camp and move to the Bay Area. After 6 months of interviewing out here I just got a full time position at a start up in Palo Alto last week. Couldn’t have done it with ya, thanks man. You’re the 🐐
That's awesome to hear, Chris! Congrats on the new gig 🚀. Happy to hear I could be of some help along the way.
@@seanallen Hope you're doing well, stay safe and healthy. And keep making videos if you can, these videos are great!
wow, thats incredible
I’m currently working on my own first real project and I’m struggling... a lot! I needed this kind of encouragement desperately! So thank you for this awesome video, I think I now can write some Swift again!
Happy it could help you get back on track!
So how is your project man?
I don't believe that anyone is fluently familiar with all the build settings for the Xcode project :)
*becomes specialized build settings developer* 👨💻😂
Where can I learn about build settings ?
@@teakodo It is kind of hard to find good information on the build settings. I Might make a video for everyone!
Given that many of the build settings probably came over from NeXT, it's likely that no one at Apple is fluently familiar with them, either.
This honestly made me feel much better about my current state. Thank you for this video! Awesome content!
Glad you feel better now, Michael 👍
Watching this also makes me feel better now :)
Dependency Injection and Delegates/Protocols are my worst nightmares at the moment :D
CodeStories protocols are way to send messages to other classes and without creating instance of the classes. Just tell the protocol where to fire (which class) via delegates.
Same here but keep learning and using those things. You’ll be fine with them in a short time
Watching this makes me feel much more confident as an iOS beginner dev, that even the greatest ones screwed up in the beginning
This video is very useful to have because it encourages beginning developers to keep going even if we mess up or don't get it. Thanks so much Sean for this.
As someone who is just beginning their iOS career I'm glad that you made this video. For me closures have been difficult, but thankfully I been finding great content like this and tutorial videos to get me through that hurdle.
Glad it helped. Keep at it... we all go through the struggle.
Closures. Not every time I get them done at the first attempt. The syntax is quite pants. Program on iOS since pre-ARC.
When I started learning Swift, it was brand new, as in swift one point now and the biggest thing I struggled with when learning the language was keeping up with all the changes they were making with every new version. For example the constant changes to how you write for loops always confused me. However at this point the biggest things that I struggle with our programmatic UI and a table views as well as collection views
My first project was on a windows machine, running MacOs on VMware 😱 it took me ages to open a storyboard file 🤣
I bought my first macbook with the money i earned from that project, and since then i never looked back, finished my studies and today i'm a full time iOS Developer 😎👌
Congrats! Thanks for sharing your story!
Before understanding optionals well, I would just place question marks all over and hope the compiler would allow it.
I am your greatest fan ... I have learnt so much from your videos ... I always find some useful extra things in your videos.
Anytime I have issue and want to google, I add Sean Allen to the text
Thanks for the kind words 😀
I have no idea what these things are but I know for sure I'll make similar mistakes. I just now start to get into iOS development
Thank you SO INCREDIBLY MUCH for posting this. You have no idea how normal I feel now.
*long exhale*
That's what I was hoping by sharing this 😀
I remember when Interface Builder was a separate app. Hell, I remember the first release of MacOS X 10.0 running on a blue & white G3 Mac (tower) machine, and System 8 & 9, which preceded it. Even the news that Apple Computer had bought NeXT.
This video gave me some confidence and I can find myself a lot in those tweets 😅
I'm watching this and saying, "me too.... me too.... me too.... still don't get that one even now.... me too...."
delegate and datasource are just protocols :D was some mystery at the very beginning
Wow the very first question is what I’ve been struggling with for a while, auto layout... A monster
Your channel gives me a lot of motivation! Keep up the great work!
Happy to hear that!
3 months learning to code and the biggest problem I have is using what I find in the documentation.
I find the code I need but actually using it in my app always halts my workflow.
I had a good laugh. I am exactly going through some of the struggles listed in the video hahahaha.
while working, I pressed command + T on the laptop.
Didnt know it enables slow motion, all my views were VERY slow in transition.
Man, I wasted some time, even restarted laptop like 3 times.
😂
😂😂😂😅😅😅
this video was awesome ........... thanks
Glad you liked it!
As always, amazing content. Thanks, Sean for producing amazing content even during trying times.
My iOS Star ⭐️. Good luck Sean
This is a great video! I love the perspective!!!
Provisioning and certificates combined with being in different teams and distributing the same app to different clients with CI, nothing worse than that. Even though I deal with it a lot, I always fear the issues that arise and often just nuke all certs and prov files and start from scratch.
Views vs ViewControllers got me good
it boost my confidence :-) Thanks Sean :-) best best youtuber :-)
Happy to help!
When I was an intern learning how to code: I thought "//: MARK:" was somebody's name. So I replaced "MARK" with my name and when commenting on a section of code LMAO 🤣Great times, the engineers working with me were very nice about it, but I laugh all my silly mistakes now.
😂😂😂😂
Shout out Ken the GOAT!!
That does make me feel better!
Just started studying, so maybe my conclusion are far from right, but, "constraining a container to another container" is something like the divs from HTML/CSS when you customize them?
One thing that still bugs me (literally, as in computer “bug”) is when to use “weak self” in a closure. Another thing, is that I wish Apple’s documentation had more sample code for the various classes/struct/enums. This one really chaps my hide, especially when I’m trying to research a new feature I want to add. 😢
This inspires me!
5:36 I still think about this one every day, as I didn’t have any background in system events like in HTML DOM.
I used label instead of UInavigationController for my big title 😓
I still don’t understand collection views.
huge like for starcraft :D
Delegates and protocols for sure... 😄
Thank you for this video 😂
Happy to help, Jose!
really late to the party...42, just decided to get into ios programming jan 1.
Retain, Release, Autorelease. Now, invisible!
Hi allen can you please suggest to prepare interview questions for data structure and swift i am iOS Developer last 1.5 year
No [weak self] troubles? Strange :)
Agreed. I didn't realize that we didn't see that until you pointed it out.
I can’t figure out how to make a scene
Need a suggestion please:
I need a mac system just for Xcode ONLY. No entertainment or other use. I already have a top of the line line windows laptop for that.
Apple does not relase new OS updates for mac mini 2011 model. The last possible update for this model is 10.13, latest update is 10.15. Now the latest Xcode works only on 10.12 and above.
Shall I buy this mac? I need it for 2 years in exact. Do you think next Xcode updates will stop working on 10.13?
Great content. Ty
Glad you liked it!
Ha ha, love this. All this has happened before, and all this will happen again...
Please create the MVVM design video..
Hello Sean "awesome tutorial creater"
Is there any chance to make a topic about enumeration ?
Coming very soon 😀
No matter what the documentation says, sometimes the documentation lies.
Yo let’s play some Starcraft!
Psh, Zerg FTW
Hydra's are nasty
For Aiur
😂
Can you please provide those developer name list
hhahahahahah nice joke with starcraft :D The best game :D
"Carrier has arrived"