Thanks! I realize that came off as snarky, but I only meant Stackoverflow often hosts outdated, deprecated or insecure code. I love the place & contribute often, but it does damage to novice devs on a path of true learning.
Apple docs are the most up to date info you’ll find while coding in Swift/Objective-C albeit lacking somewhat in teachable examples. Learning to code it out really teaches the power of UIKit by doing: maybe the best thing I did in 20 years was stop looking at examples and start looking at best practices.
Thanks for the post; an excellent intro to how simple it is to get started with native iOS dev.
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Thanks! I realize that came off as snarky, but I only meant Stackoverflow often hosts outdated, deprecated or insecure code. I love the place & contribute often, but it does damage to novice devs on a path of true learning.
Apple docs are the most up to date info you’ll find while coding in Swift/Objective-C albeit lacking somewhat in teachable examples. Learning to code it out really teaches the power of UIKit by doing: maybe the best thing I did in 20 years was stop looking at examples and start looking at best practices.
Thanks for the post; an excellent intro to how simple it is to get started with native iOS dev.
Thanks for the advice and appreciation. Gave me motivation to write more.