IOS devs, how did you learn?

[capshield]

I'm taking Angela Yu's course, but I'm getting stuck on the Auto Layout challenge for the calculator and it's making me feel like I can't grasp something as simple as layout..

Is there any other resource you guys used to learn?
I'm trying IOS to see if I like it more than web development. I kept getting stuck with JS, even after learning so much. I could never think of anything good to make. I don't know. I am having more fun learning IOS though.
Any advice would be helpful.

 

[encephalitis]

Angela Yu's, academind guy both run a shady network i think they have huge good compliments on their course but their content isn't worth a single penny , i too took these courses but didnt work well , only wasted my time on these

and in terms of javascript , try frontend masters they are course is brilliant , it teaches indepth and cleared alot of confusion!
you can find frontend masters js course here on tutflix
hope it helps

 

[Satoshi Kishimoto]

Hi

encephalitis​

I am studying frotnend as of now , but I dont have much in-depth knowledge in javascript , can you suggest me some course in frotnend masters ?

 

[Mritunjay]

Hi

encephalitis​

I am studying frotnend as of now , but I dont have much in-depth knowledge in javascript , can you suggest me some course in frotnend masters ?

Bro look for wes bos course that I've shared, it's quite good.

 

[a__owens]

I'm looking for the answer to that same question right now and I feel like this video by Paul Hudson clarified it a bit :

 

[encephalitis]

Hi

encephalitis​

I am studying frotnend as of now , but I dont have much in-depth knowledge in javascript , can you suggest me some course in frotnend masters ?

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these above two courses are amazing , it is covered indepth of the hardest concepts (really not)

prior to this , this isnt a beginners friendly course , its all about the JS engine
you can use colt steele course for pure functional javascript learning

hope it helps

 

[zahirul opel]

Try this its project center-

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[rishu2022]

Angela Yu's, academind guy both run a shady network i think they have huge good compliments on their course but their content isn't worth a single penny , i too took these courses but didnt work well , only wasted my time on these

and in terms of javascript , try frontend masters they are course is brilliant , it teaches indepth and cleared alot of confusion!
you can find frontend masters js course here on tutflix
hope it helps

Buddy, they don't charge much on Udemy, so I don't judge them. Academind's Angular course was really good for the price I paid (personal experience). Very few comprehensive introductory Angular courses out there. And I think Angela's 100 days of coding in Python is amazing as well. I've gone thought a couple of lectures. A noob will get a proper handle of Python after 100 days is what I felt. The course structure was very professional. Not bad at all!

When compared to what Indian coaching institutes charge for these courses (north of 20k) -- @ Hyderabad, Delhi, Bangalore -- these guys seem to be doing public service , if you ask me. Frontend Masters is not that cheap if you go the buying full subscription route. So all in all, credits where due!

Hell! I stumbled upon an Indian machine learning course offered by some Chennai institute that charges 75k Rs for certification when Stanford professors like Andrew NG basically offer it for free on YT and Coursera! If everything was left to the Indian market, most people would be shut-off from very professional courses that we can nowadays tap into otherwise thanks to the internet!

 

[encephalitis]

Udemy

Buddy, they don't charge much on Udemy, so I don't judge them. Academind's Angular course was really good for the price I paid (personal experience). Very few comprehensive introductory Angular courses out there. And I think Angela's 100 days of coding in Python is amazing as well. I've gone thought a couple of lectures. A noob will get a proper handle of Python after 100 days is what I felt. The course structure was very professional. Not bad at all!

When compared to what Indian coaching institutes charge for these courses (north of 20k) -- @ Hyderabad, Delhi, Bangalore -- these guys seem to be doing public service , if you ask me. Frontend Masters is not that cheap if you go the buying full subscription route. So all in all, credits where due!

Hell! I stumbled upon an Indian machine learning course offered by some Chennai institute that charges 75k Rs for certification when Stanford professors like Andrew NG basically offer it for free on YT and Coursera! If everything was left to the Indian market, most people would be shut-off from very professional courses that we can nowadays tap into otherwise thanks to the internet!

i tried out their Angela Yu's (flutter) and Academind guy(React) highly disappointed lemme try the latter and will surely change my views

anyways, angular or react ? which one you say in good

 

[rishu2022]

i tried out their Angela Yu's (flutter) and Academind guy(React) highly disappointed lemme try the latter and will surely change my views

anyways, angular or react ? which one you say in good

I'll say Angular should be a consideration only after you've tried learning React and 'not' enjoyed it. So, according to me one should go with React! People tend to enjoy it. Angular is too opinionated (less degrees of freedom). React has tons of learning material out there. Another plus!

I'm saying people praise them because for the price at what they offer these courses, they are really delivering a lot of value. You do have to change gears once you finish them. No one in the market will teach you 100 days of Python if you give them ₹450/- only. Lol.

 

[rishu2022]

@encephalitis btw buddy, could you recommend me a couple of great React courses? You seem to have good experience on React. By 'great', I mean I should be able to self-implement a project of my own to put on my resume. Any other recommendations along with it based on your experiences would also be great!

 

[encephalitis]

@encephalitis btw buddy, could you recommend me a couple of great React courses? You seem to have good experience on React. By 'great', I mean I should be able to self-implement a project of my own to put on my resume. Any other recommendations along with it based on your experiences would also be great!

i could recommend but how much javascript you know ?
you can also choose from web dev simplified react and his course is super simple

the problem is react can be done using class based and function based
and reusable components can be done using materialUI framework

so far i haven't found a one stop solution for react
i'd bet on learning whole javascript in depth and go for react

hope it helps

 

[rishu2022]

i could recommend but how much javascript you know ?
you can also choose from web dev simplified react and his course is super simple

the problem is react can be done using class based and function based
and reusable components can be done using materialUI framework

so far i haven't found a one stop solution for react
i'd bet on learning whole javascript in depth and go for react

hope it helps

About 3 months JS deep. Rest I don't know how to measure my knowledge. You can say, I'm not a beginner at least.

Would I be able to build a project from scratch after completing WebDevSimplied' course?

 

[rishu2022]

What's with the 1 minute time limits man! Not a good indication.

 

[bigus_madus]

@rishu2022 You can try Pure React by Dave Ceddia.

 

[rishu2022]

@rishu2022 You can try Pure React by Dave Ceddia.

Checked out the reviews. Seem very positive. Thanks.

 

[Mritunjay]

Sonny Sangha's youtube videos are very nice too.

 

[rishu2022]

Sonny Sangha's youtube videos are very nice too.

Oh! Yeah! That UK guy. Earlier used to work with Clever Programmer. He goes deep into projects. Thanks for the reminder.

 

[rbt5rl0]

I'm taking Angela Yu's course, but I'm getting stuck on the Auto Layout challenge for the calculator and it's making me feel like I can't grasp something as simple as layout..

Is there any other resource you guys used to learn?
I'm trying IOS to see if I like it more than web development. I kept getting stuck with JS, even after learning so much. I could never think of anything good to make. I don't know. I am having more fun learning IOS though.
Any advice would be helpful.

I'm taking Angela Yu's course, but I'm getting stuck on the Auto Layout challenge for the calculator and it's making me feel like I can't grasp something as simple as layout..

Is there any other resource you guys used to learn?
I'm trying IOS to see if I like it more than web development. I kept getting stuck with JS, even after learning so much. I could never think of anything good to make. I don't know. I am having more fun learning IOS though.
Any advice would be helpful.

 

[rbt5rl0]

I am learning Dart first before going more on the Flutter side of things.
I find these resources giving me inspiration to move on with Flutter.

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I'm taking Angela Yu's course, but I'm getting stuck on the Auto Layout challenge for the calculator and it's making me feel like I can't grasp something as simple as layout..

Is there any other resource you guys used to learn?
I'm trying IOS to see if I like it more than web development. I kept getting stuck with JS, even after learning so much. I could never think of anything good to make. I don't know. I am having more fun learning IOS though.
Any advice would be helpful.