This roadmap is way too intense and you definitely can do this in less than 2-3 years. The most important thing is to just build and deploy apps. Way too much focus on little semantics. A lot of that just comes naturally with practice.
Great tutorial man like always. Just please pay attention that lots of viewers are using mobile and not mac/pc to see these vids. So it can be nice if you zoom in more so the text will be bigger and more clear in graphs like that and when you write code in Xcode etc...
Good stuf Brian, I've copied that map, I've heard about almost all of this by listening to all the Swift Podcasts out there, but it's very nice to see this in a mind map. Now I can focus better on the parts that I'm still weak, like testing, CI, AT and debugging (lol print is still my debug tool).
Thanks Brian! 👍 This is real gold information! I will remodell this tree in my own mind mapping application and investigate it where are my skills stand for. Definitely worth to watch it again!
Thank you so much for sharing this map! This is exactly what I need to know as a learner to be an iOS developer. I am self developing an App in Japan and about to release it to AppStore but I was not confident if I have enough skills to transfer to be a mobile phone developer so it helped me a lot to understand what I am lacking and what I have already covered. Much appreciated for this video!
Thank you for straight talk and telling everyone this is going to take time and hard work. And, that we are not going to just get a job ( in a month) with NO EXPERIENCE after boot camp and some videos. Contrary to popular belief, not everyone wants to do this.
Really thanks for your sharing that encourage me to keep learning iOS and other computer science knowledge! I wish someday I can introduce this Roadmap like you did :)
Even in 2021 Objective-C++ is the way to go for large apps which huge algorithmic base, like all the MS Office programs. It's the only way to share business logic code among all (except Android) native platforms. Also for the few lines of Cocoa a C++ written Game needs.
Indeed, I like OBJC a lot, but unfortunately it feels clunky in 2021 especially with SwiftUI development. That said, cant beat the compile times of OBJC, blazing fast.
Very kind for sharing, doing web application development for 7 years and wanted to try something new. This is just what I wanted to know. I assume SwiftUI is something that is added to the list as of 2020.
Hey Brian, could you make a tutorial on pull up controller. Similar to what apple is doing in maps. I think your audience would like it since most UI are being changed to accommodate bigger displays.
I think that security such as network security and sub-versioning topic is missing. Talking about xcode there is also alot of extensions provided such as notification content extension which is getting popular lately as iOS 10 is starting to be the major 2 version. Topic such as generic framework writing skills (cocoatouch framework) is also good to know because as if you are working in a company many times you will need to collab with different team such as ur backend, and other frontend team (android and hybrid). Especially for hybrid team as if they wanted some functionality that requires special hardware access in order to achieve the goal, the native(ios,hybrid) team might need to provide a bridge for them.
ResponderChain is related to the becomeFirstResponder and resignFirstResponder methods you’re probably used to. Something about which controller on the screen responds first. Not sure exactly how it works though.
Except Build & Deployment and Testing, i have an idea with all yellow and most of orange once(not viper). But i find myself unable to do any job on upwork - i mean i do not risk applying, because i know how to use them separately, but, for example, they ask for grocery selling app, or business app, or apps with membership, and i just do not know what they want, where to start. I wish there was even one video that takes a real job offer from upwork, builds that app for u, so we will know how start.
i’m starting to use Quick and Nimble to write tests for a legacy app with zero test coverage.... 😅.. kinda borrows the same assertion style as Jest and works for me.
Hi Brian! Thank you so much for this perfect content. Can you talk about the "ios developer types"? I'm asking this because I've been studying ios development for a long time, but honestly, I can't see if there is any kind of difference in responsibilities when it comes to mobile. Can we compare this with the division that exists today between back and front end programmers?
They say lucky reviewer because sometimes you get a reviewer who is extremely tired and blocks your app for a false reason that got formed in their mind while reviewing. It is quite frustrating when they block you app for thinking a no ads IAP removes rewarded videos. That’s when you just simply run a quite appeal (be nice or they will take their time on purpose), give a couple screenshots or they will think you are lying, give them more information about where they went wrong, and feel relieved that there wasn’t a bug that turned the phone into a stupid dog.....
Am a starter! And I wanna to know difference between a library, framework, Sdk, plugin and extensions. It Ll be easier if you could provide an example in swift
You don't need that. It's a nice-to-have, not skills you must have. Remember, you can't learn everything, and you need to balance your time with the needs of your projects.
Is posting Apps that are very simplisitc in nature (such as calculators, dice rollers [I made one of these], calendars, etc.) a bad idea for a Junior Position? As of right now I have a list of about 10 apps that I am going to make, but they are all simplistic, should I maybe not put these on the app store and try to learn more complex things and wait to flesh out apps? (I am still very interested in your CoreData course and want to make an functional App utizling CoreData as well)
Your portfolio should include apps that demonstrate the concepts in the "Getting Deeper" section of this roadmap. No employer really cares about anything that's in the "Basics" or "Common" sections.
Thank you for the reply! So if I understand this correctly, the app could be 'simplistic' as in what it does, but if I contain concepts from "Getting Deeper" sections that would be ok? For example, my second app is a simple advice app that gives advice but it is a Tabbed App which includes in-app purchases. Is that what you mean? Or what would be a good example of an App on the App Store for an employer looking for a Junior Developer (possibly)? Thank you again for the great video courses! Greatly appreciate it :)
ok, I stopped looking at this movie in the moment you didn't know what a view-view controller refers to. That's one of the most basic know-how of a software architect. If you want to work for any company in general, I suggest you start with that.
Valid point. It doesn't prevent my apps from generating millions of dollars each month though. Not knowing these concepts, while important, isn't the end of the world.
Brian you really don't know what the responder chain is?!! It's the backbone of how touch events are delivered to their respective views and up the view hierarchy. Lol well if Brian doesn't know what the responder chain is, I guess there's hope for me after all 😂
Lets Build That App hey Brian, I’m building a Snapchat clone as a portfolio piece for an iOS job. Are companies impressed by app clones or are they looking for something original.
Companies don't care for originality when it comes to junior devs, they mostly want to know that you can follow direction and build out features based on specs.
Hi Brian, I have one question, can you make a video about iOS development, for highlighting what a beginner, middle and senior iOS developer should be able to know? I think for developers this will be a good way to plan next steps, define sequence of learning, find gaps and so on. Thank you so much for your work 👌
Not really. You can get away with a lot less. Just learn the basics and learn the more advanced topics as needed. I have been an iOS developer for quite some years now and there is lots of stuff on the diagram that I have never had any real use for...
This roadmap is way too intense and you definitely can do this in less than 2-3 years. The most important thing is to just build and deploy apps. Way too much focus on little semantics. A lot of that just comes naturally with practice.
Thank you 🙏
Transitioning over to the iOS team at my company currently. Coming from a web dev team. This is very helpful.
nice this is what i've been looking, pls more roadmap content...
He got observer pattern wrong and multiple other things, he is shit teacher
@@yourgflikesit Do you know any people who are really good at what they do that make videos?
Zaid dahir yeah, but not this guy lol
@@yourgflikesit yeah who? Do you have names? Thanks
Great tutorial man like always.
Just please pay attention that lots of viewers are using mobile and not mac/pc to see these vids. So it can be nice if you zoom in more so the text will be bigger and more clear in graphs like that and when you write code in Xcode etc...
FINALLY A USEFUL ROAD MAP VIDEO!!! there are road map for web development but no vid for this yet.!!
Good stuf Brian, I've copied that map, I've heard about almost all of this by listening to all the Swift Podcasts out there, but it's very nice to see this in a mind map. Now I can focus better on the parts that I'm still weak, like testing, CI, AT and debugging (lol print is still my debug tool).
im just starting out. learnin swift code now for 1 week. theres so much to learn based on ur chart! it looks alot!!!
Thanks Brian! 👍 This is real gold information! I will remodell this tree in my own mind mapping application and investigate it where are my skills stand for. Definitely worth to watch it again!
Thank you so much for sharing this map! This is exactly what I need to know as a learner to be an iOS developer. I am self developing an App in Japan and about to release it to AppStore but I was not confident if I have enough skills to transfer to be a mobile phone developer so it helped me a lot to understand what I am lacking and what I have already covered. Much appreciated for this video!
It's really weird whenever i need some specific topic you always showing up with that video :D You are the best TH-camr for me so far.
I would love to take your courses, but I like Udemy for the social proof and lifetime access. Any plans on creating courses for Udemy?
What mic do you use? It just sounds so pleasant
Thank you for straight talk and telling everyone this is going to take time and hard work. And, that we are not going to just get a job ( in a month) with NO EXPERIENCE after boot camp and some videos. Contrary to popular belief, not everyone wants to do this.
Really thanks for your sharing that encourage me to keep learning iOS and other computer science knowledge! I wish someday I can introduce this Roadmap like you did :)
Even in 2021 Objective-C++ is the way to go for large apps which huge algorithmic base, like all the MS Office programs. It's the only way to share business logic code among all (except Android) native platforms. Also for the few lines of Cocoa a C++ written Game needs.
Indeed, I like OBJC a lot, but unfortunately it feels clunky in 2021 especially with SwiftUI development. That said, cant beat the compile times of OBJC, blazing fast.
This is the video I was looking for, thanks :)
Very kind for sharing, doing web application development for 7 years and wanted to try something new. This is just what I wanted to know. I assume SwiftUI is something that is added to the list as of 2020.
Please do a detailed video on the use of instruments. Will help a lot.
Hey Brian, could you make a tutorial on pull up controller. Similar to what apple is doing in maps. I think your audience would like it since most UI are being changed to accommodate bigger displays.
I think that security such as network security and sub-versioning topic is missing.
Talking about xcode there is also alot of extensions provided such as notification content extension which is getting popular lately as iOS 10 is starting to be the major 2 version.
Topic such as generic framework writing skills (cocoatouch framework) is also good to know because as if you are working in a company many times you will need to collab with different team such as ur backend, and other frontend team (android and hybrid). Especially for hybrid team as if they wanted some functionality that requires special hardware access in order to achieve the goal, the native(ios,hybrid) team might need to provide a bridge for them.
Best for beginners and intermediate level developers..
Thanks for the video. One question though, Is the mentioned roadmap applicable for becoming independent Freelance iOS developer ??
Can you do a video about React Native, if it's good for iOS development? Thanks 😀
Can you tell me what is the name of the tool that you created the roadmap ?
ResponderChain is related to the becomeFirstResponder and resignFirstResponder methods you’re probably used to. Something about which controller on the screen responds first. Not sure exactly how it works though.
Has anything changed on the Roadmap in 2020 since you recorded the video in 2018?
Subbed for getting deeper in iOS programming
Except Build & Deployment and Testing, i have an idea with all yellow and most of orange once(not viper). But i find myself unable to do any job on upwork - i mean i do not risk applying, because i know how to use them separately, but, for example, they ask for grocery selling app, or business app, or apps with membership, and i just do not know what they want, where to start. I wish there was even one video that takes a real job offer from upwork, builds that app for u, so we will know how start.
Useful information for an iOS developer like me. Thanks Brian
i’m starting to use Quick and Nimble to write tests for a legacy app with zero test coverage.... 😅.. kinda borrows the same assertion style as Jest and works for me.
Thanks so much for this mate. I am just starting out to learn coding and I find this very helpful
I am an ios base developer, can you tell me what i want to be an ios senior developer? What I need to do ?
Please
Hi Brian! Thank you so much for this perfect content. Can you talk about the "ios developer types"? I'm asking this because I've been studying ios development for a long time, but honestly, I can't see if there is any kind of difference in responsibilities when it comes to mobile. Can we compare this with the division that exists today between back and front end programmers?
Have you done any videos on Instruments?
hey man. good to see you back in the US. Still waiting for the new course... hopefully not much longer.. :)
I’m really keen to learn how to use Travis/Jenkins for CI...
Hi brain,I like your videos and It taught me alot. I am requesting you to please post some video on AVFoundation (especially video editing )
Can take online session how to setup continuous integration using Jenkins and xcode server
Thank you for your content, and the road map give me the whole perspective about iOS Dev,,,
Thanks so much! Very clear
They say lucky reviewer because sometimes you get a reviewer who is extremely tired and blocks your app for a false reason that got formed in their mind while reviewing. It is quite frustrating when they block you app for thinking a no ads IAP removes rewarded videos. That’s when you just simply run a quite appeal (be nice or they will take their time on purpose), give a couple screenshots or they will think you are lying, give them more information about where they went wrong, and feel relieved that there wasn’t a bug that turned the phone into a stupid dog.....
Am a starter! And I wanna to know difference between a library, framework, Sdk, plugin and extensions. It Ll be easier if you could provide an example in swift
Lovely video. Would you mind making one for Android as well?
No mention of BuddyBuild? Instruments is useful for doing some "ECG" on Node.JS projects too.
Thank you for this awesome video
How do i get into bigger companies like google/fb as an iOS developer? I dont see any openings for the same anytime at all! Please help me out
thanks, do you have Android/Kotlin roadmap as well?
Nice always great works 🙏🙏
Greate stuff! Thank Brian!
Can you please a similar video for people who want to be a professional developer for Android?
Is it already possible to use SPM on iOS projects?
Very useful video. Thank you for your activity. Can you reload image of roadmap. Link not available right now.
Probably now available, because government blocked reddit
Search for the github repo
excuse me, can you help me, i'm having a problem about error domain 9806 and 9807 requires a certificate of trust
Always waiting for brian !
how do you find these libraries such as Picaso, okhttp and Gson ?
ResponderChain maybe the Callbacks in async methods?
What app was used in creating that roadmap. Thanks.
Dunno, you should ask the dev himself through the github link.
Brian, update this content please 🙏
Is it still important to learn Objective-C if my graduation year is 2020?
Which part is talking about security?
Please, make a roadmap for android development too!
When you say Professional iOS Developer, does this mean youre describing what it takes to be a Senior iOS Developer?
I suppose I’m referring to being a working developer making your way up the ranks.
Cool! Thanks for the heads up!
nice one, although missing framworks design - static & dynamic libraries..
You don't need that. It's a nice-to-have, not skills you must have.
Remember, you can't learn everything, and you need to balance your time with the needs of your projects.
Finally Brian Voong is back!!!
Is posting Apps that are very simplisitc in nature (such as calculators, dice rollers [I made one of these], calendars, etc.) a bad idea for a Junior Position? As of right now I have a list of about 10 apps that I am going to make, but they are all simplistic, should I maybe not put these on the app store and try to learn more complex things and wait to flesh out apps? (I am still very interested in your CoreData course and want to make an functional App utizling CoreData as well)
Your portfolio should include apps that demonstrate the concepts in the "Getting Deeper" section of this roadmap. No employer really cares about anything that's in the "Basics" or "Common" sections.
Thank you for the reply! So if I understand this correctly, the app could be 'simplistic' as in what it does, but if I contain concepts from "Getting Deeper" sections that would be ok? For example, my second app is a simple advice app that gives advice but it is a Tabbed App which includes in-app purchases. Is that what you mean? Or what would be a good example of an App on the App Store for an employer looking for a Junior Developer (possibly)? Thank you again for the great video courses! Greatly appreciate it :)
My advice is to have a single app that explores 6-8 different "deeper" topics.
Thank you for the reply! I will do that then :)
Your code should do all the talking, not you explaining that you know something.
AMAZING - THX BRO
Awesome Brian :-) I like your content :-)
How about 2018 Roadmap for Android development?
To be a successful ios developer, does one need to be " full stack " ?
nope, a little bit of UI/UX design perhaps
useful
Ohhhhhh this is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
awesome video
please make a video on Android professional developer roadmap
ok, I stopped looking at this movie in the moment you didn't know what a view-view controller refers to. That's one of the most basic know-how of a software architect. If you want to work for any company in general, I suggest you start with that.
Valid point. It doesn't prevent my apps from generating millions of dollars each month though. Not knowing these concepts, while important, isn't the end of the world.
@@LetsBuildThatApp I'm happy you do generate so much money, congratulations. When you get some spare time, try to also learn the basics. Good luck.
Meh, I can't go to the bank and deposit basics :)
@@LetsBuildThatAppTouche :) . Good luck and please keep it up with the videos. I do learn a lot from them. Thanks.
Where did you actually learn to create apps Brian?
Just online tutorials.
your micro and you make me remember to apple iphone LOL
I think Observer mainly focus on Key-Value Observing (KVO) pattern that is implemented in most class.
1k likes, good job!
Will we follow this RoadMap for 2019 as well?
make a videos on Singleton with Example Plz Brian
We make use of Singletons in the Core Data course if you haven't checked that out yet.
yeah I will buy it :-) I have bought Instagram course and its amazing so far :-)
make one with android!
Can't thank you enough!
you are de way!
woah I can smell an update in instagram firebase course
Nice
What tool allow to create rodmaps like that?
Not sure, ask the author of the map. There should be a link below
@@LetsBuildThatApp
I found it on blog author
balsamiq.com/wireframes/
It's looks scary)) for baginner
video lesson about rxswift
Brian you really don't know what the responder chain is?!! It's the backbone of how touch events are delivered to their respective views and up the view hierarchy. Lol well if Brian doesn't know what the responder chain is, I guess there's hope for me after all 😂
Yeah there’s too much on this list to go through
Lets Build That App hey Brian, I’m building a Snapchat clone as a portfolio piece for an iOS job. Are companies impressed by app clones or are they looking for something original.
Companies don't care for originality when it comes to junior devs, they mostly want to know that you can follow direction and build out features based on specs.
I missed iOS vids
I'm waiting for a video about Android roadmap :)
does anyone now a free mind map app to make similar roadmaps like this?
His hairstyle keeps changing! ROFL!
nnooooo , it's the mic !!
cite the source
Make one for android
Hi Brian, I have one question, can you make a video about iOS development, for highlighting what a beginner, middle and senior iOS developer should be able to know? I think for developers this will be a good way to plan next steps, define sequence of learning, find gaps and so on.
Thank you so much for your work 👌
Almost finish the tree 😎
Heh, no.
Is this still valid in 2022 ??
Not really. You can get away with a lot less. Just learn the basics and learn the more advanced topics as needed. I have been an iOS developer for quite some years now and there is lots of stuff on the diagram that I have never had any real use for...
Kinda funny your mic put above your head look like you have a pony like iPhone X 😂
what of the android roadmap.....