lol this guys so good at articulating code related topics that its almost annoying. I wish my lecturers and even engineering mentors had had this talent...
Thanks for this, Paul. Your enthusiasm for this framework is infectious! I’ll definitely be poking around in this one. Wish I’d done it a lot sooner! 👍🏻
Hello Paul, I really enjoy your videos and teaching style. I’m a long time subscriber of this channel. Is there a chance you will ever cover data structures and algorithms in swift?
Paul, can you do a video on how to solve leetcode problems using swift? You have such a good job, and I would love to learn more . I’m new to swift, and programming. Thank you for your video :)
I have a weird problem on my swift app. It runs perfectly on iPad, but on iPhone, it's like, the interrupt slows down, but if I touch the screen, it can speed up to normal again.
Hi! What do you think what do developers do in the companies? They are using such kinds of libraries or they write the code manually following good algorithms practices? For interviews and live tasks you need to to manually without libraries :)
For those who, you know, maybe want to get things done faster and don’t want to work for companies with absurd requirements to reinvent the wheel, this might be useful. Just sayin’
The swift compiler produces very good code. The type safety and other restrictions that are at compile time give it some very good hints that aid in optimization.
Finally, somebody teaches as not Python or Java or C++, but something really cool. But IDE is terrible, if I type just 'a', the IDE should know that I need algorithms. When Apple will learn how to use A?I? Who knows.
XCode is like 10 years behind Intellij and has a lot of bugs which have not been solved for years -> probably just because this is not a focus of Apple. There is no alternative for XCode so things will most likely remain like this.
lol this guys so good at articulating code related topics that its almost annoying. I wish my lecturers and even engineering mentors had had this talent...
Thanks for this, Paul. Your enthusiasm for this framework is infectious! I’ll definitely be poking around in this one. Wish I’d done it a lot sooner! 👍🏻
"Boris had a grade of F". Subtle, Paul. Subtle. :)
Boris, at the end by himself, where he deserves to be. Bravo.😂
Tony, Theresa, and Boris with the bad grades eh? 😜
Great work on this video! You always help me level up my work. :)
Such a good idea to release this video just at the start of the advent of code 💯👍🏻💛
Hello Paul, I really enjoy your videos and teaching style. I’m a long time subscriber of this channel. Is there a chance you will ever cover data structures and algorithms in swift?
I absolutely LOVEEE this framework! Thank you for sharing this Paul ❤️❤️❤️
Awesome! Thank you very much, Paul!
A lot of Boris shade in this video 😂
Great! Thank you very much!
Excellent package! Thank you for sharing
Excellent video, thanks! 👍🏻
Super helpful resource, thank you!
So good! So helpful! Thank you Paul!!
Paul, can you do a video on how to solve leetcode problems using swift? You have such a good job, and I would love to learn more . I’m new to swift, and programming. Thank you for your video :)
Yes, that would be perfect
Thanks! Love it
Pretty nice demo!
You should make an BLE Mesh tutorial with the nrfmesh sdk, minimum viable to dim a led ;) You are awesome by the way !
It is sooooo useful! Thank you a lot!
I have a weird problem on my swift app. It runs perfectly on iPad, but on iPhone, it's like, the interrupt slows down, but if I touch the screen, it can speed up to normal again.
wow! amazing! Thanks a lot!
Hi! What do you think what do developers do in the companies? They are using such kinds of libraries or they write the code manually following good algorithms practices? For interviews and live tasks you need to to manually without libraries :)
For those who, you know, maybe want to get things done faster and don’t want to work for companies with absurd requirements to reinvent the wheel, this might be useful. Just sayin’
I have an unrelated question, if I may ask: is Swift good to perform calculations with big set of data, let's say for statistics purposes?
The swift compiler produces very good code. The type safety and other restrictions that are at compile time give it some very good hints that aid in optimization.
👍👍👍
Theresa and Boris with grades of D and F chosen totally randomly i suppose :D
Hi Paul 🙋♂️
Great
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Finally, somebody teaches as not Python or Java or C++, but something really cool. But IDE is terrible, if I type just 'a', the IDE should know that I need algorithms. When Apple will learn how to use A?I? Who knows.
XCode is like 10 years behind Intellij and has a lot of bugs which have not been solved for years -> probably just because this is not a focus of Apple. There is no alternative for XCode so things will most likely remain like this.
@@tbg6nb Maybe Apple consider that iOS development isn't for every one. It is for highly intelligent people who are tolerant to the imperfection.
You are lucky you video didn't watch Parag.
It is sooooo useful! Thank you a lot!
It is sooooo useful! Thank you a lot!