This year 2015, I didnt launched any products , but making myself exposed to mobile app dev.
As a apple fan I have chosen to be ios dev and launch cool apps.
Actually I started getting hands on Objective C, but by the time I completed Obj C , Apple launched
Swift which is faster , reliable than Obj C. then i started with Swift again which is very cool and powerful. I always learn any tech in 2 phases .
Phase 1: Get the basics right.
Phase 2: Advanced by building up cool apps.
I am still in Phase1 , I bought the udemy ios dev app course which gave me the basics, but to be expert I recommend the http://www.raywenderlich.com/ ios apprentice and other advanced tutorials.
My advice to newbies who want to learn ios dev is do 2 tutorials what i specified above, build some stuff using CoreData, CoreLocation, Tableviews, ImageViews, gestureRecognizer etc. which are used frequently in most of apps.
I started making a calendar app with some features like holiday reminders, diary etc. I hope to release the app in 2016.
As a apple fan I have chosen to be ios dev and launch cool apps.
Actually I started getting hands on Objective C, but by the time I completed Obj C , Apple launched
Swift which is faster , reliable than Obj C. then i started with Swift again which is very cool and powerful. I always learn any tech in 2 phases .
Phase 1: Get the basics right.
Phase 2: Advanced by building up cool apps.
I am still in Phase1 , I bought the udemy ios dev app course which gave me the basics, but to be expert I recommend the http://www.raywenderlich.com/ ios apprentice and other advanced tutorials.
My advice to newbies who want to learn ios dev is do 2 tutorials what i specified above, build some stuff using CoreData, CoreLocation, Tableviews, ImageViews, gestureRecognizer etc. which are used frequently in most of apps.
I started making a calendar app with some features like holiday reminders, diary etc. I hope to release the app in 2016.
