Stop Writing Swift That Sucks
DISCLAIMER: No Rocket Science Involved
If you’re looking for a quick fix,
then I don’t have anything to offer you.
If you want to become a better Swift developer,
then have a seat and let me share with you what I know.
9500+ developers can’t be wrong. Right?
What Is Cocoacasts?
The number of tutorials and courses about Cocoa and Swift development is astounding.
It’s easy to become overwhelmed even if you have experience programming for other platforms.
I offer a clear roadmap to anyone interested in learning Cocoa and Swift development.
Cocoacasts provides a path to learn the tools, the language, and the frameworks you need.
Who Am I?
My name is Bart Jacobs and I run a mobile development company, Code Foundry.
I’ve been programming for more than fifteen years, focusing on Cocoa development soon after the introduction of the iPhone in 2007.
Over the years, I’ve taught thousands of people about Cocoa and Swift development.
Through my experience teaching, I’ve discovered and learned about the main problems people struggle with.
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Don’t Take My Word for It
Even though I was already familiar with MVVM, Bart’s course showed me a different perspective on MVVM by refactoring a complete application built with MVC. He illustrates how MVVM can improve a project’s architecture and testability, and how reactive programming fits in.
Damian EstebanYou made a daunting subject a lot more manageable.
Kitson BroadhurstIt has been a pleasure to work with Bart. I’ve found him to be diligent, conscientious, and reliable. His own competence has made my job much easier. And his skill as an iOS developer continues to amaze me.
Adam BrownBart helped me understand and implement MVVM in an existing project that suffered from Massive View Controller syndrome. We analyzed the problem, developed a strategy, and refactored the view controller, using MVVM and reactive programming. The result is a lean view controller and a focused view model that’s easy to test.
Win RaguiniThis is one of the finest Swift material available on the internet. Thank you.
Rakesh KusumaA big thank you. This has been the single most effective course I’ve taken about iOS. I put it into practice right away and our App Store app, and its testing, has benefited greatly.
Jake YoungThis is by far the best explanation of Core Data I have read. After working on my first Core Data project for the last three days, I actually understand what you are saying here.
Gravity Zero DesignWow, I really love these tutorials. Great job. You are very good at explaining things from the ground up in a way that is both fast (not boring) and yet comprehensive.
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Join 9500+ Swift Developers
Swift is still very young and many developers are still figuring out how to best use the language.
There are countless tutorials about patterns and best practices, which makes it hard to see the forest for the trees.
In my FREE ebook, you learn the 4 Swift patterns I use day in day out. And, more importantly, you learn how easy it is to integrate these patterns in your Swift projects.
