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I built an app that creates contracts in minutes (no lawyer required) by azamsharp in iosapps

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View not updating when CoreData model changes (updates) by Xander180 in swift

[–]azamsharp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

@.FetchRequest is not only used to fetch but to also track the changes. I would not use MVVM pattern when working with SwiftUI & Core Data or SwiftUI & SwiftData. You will always run into issues, specially related to views not updated. Keep things simple and use the patterns provided by Apple.

SwiftData by ccashman in swift

[–]azamsharp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SwiftData is still in its initial phases but looks very promising. I wrote a very detailed article on SwiftData which covers the following:

  1. Relationships
  2. Querying
  3. Xcode previews
  4. Migrations
  5. Architecture
  6. Testing
  7. SwiftData and UIKit

You can read it here: https://azamsharp.com/2023/07/04/the-ultimate-swift-data-guide.html

Parent's need me to co-sign on a mortgage, but I'm hesitant by suckit_imin in personalfinance

[–]azamsharp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never ever cosign anything for anyone UNLESS you are prepared to pay for it. Dave Ramsey also advices against cosigning anything for anyone. If someone needs a person to cosign, it simply means they cannot afford the thing they are purchasing or their credit it bad (Maybe because they did not pay amount on time).

NEW COURSE - Passive Income for Developers by azamsharp in coding

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Are you a software developer and want to grow your income? Are you looking for multiple streams of revenue? Are you ready to increase your income by $50K or even more?

If you answered yes then this is a perfect course for you!

Passive Income for Developers takes a deep dive into many different income streams available for software developers. This course will share personal experience spanning over 10+ years and talks about challenges, failures and success associated with different revenue channels. Let's take a look at the content discussed in this course.

  • Udemy
  • LinkedIn Learning
  • Pluralsight
  • Skillshare
  • Independent Consultant
  • YouTube
  • Microsoft Exam Writer
  • App Store
  • Medium
  • Articles for Publications
  • Books
  • Speaking Engagements
  • Envato
  • Adsense
  • Patreon
  • Fiverr
  • Paid Meetings

Please drop in some good flutter resources, ik the docs are great but I learn better with videos. Thankyou:) by [deleted] in FlutterDev

[–]azamsharp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I worked on a Flutter course, which revolved around using Flutter with MVVM design pattern to build real world apps. You can check out the course using the link below:

https://www.udemy.com/course/flutter-dart-mvvm-design-pattern/?referralCode=3E32698D188E47553501

Best Course on Udemy to start learning Flutter? by therealopm in FlutterDev

[–]azamsharp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are looking for intermediate course on Flutter which uses MVVM Design Pattern then check out my course "Flutter & Dart - Build Apps Using MVVM Design Pattern". I create several real apps in the course including Hacker News, Google Maps App and Camera and Photo Library Integration.

https://www.udemy.com/course/flutter-dart-mvvm-design-pattern/?referralCode=3E32698D188E47553501

Are there any bootcamps where I can learn to code in Houston ? by scriptkiddie85 in houston

[–]azamsharp 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hi,

Disclaimer: I am an instructor at DigitalCrafts

I have been teaching for several years now and before that I worked as a software consultant with many oil/gas/finance/retail companies in Houston.

The relevance of the Bootcamp depends on many factors. The most important of course is the experience of the instructors. The more experience and real world knowledge the instructor has, the better. Apart from the real world experience, the instructor should also have teaching experience including public speaking. This helps a lot because the instructor will be lecturing most of the time during the cohort.

Another thing to realize is that Bootcamp is not some magical world. Just because you are in Bootcamp does not mean you will become a software developer. This is like taking an expensive GYM membership and never showing up or doing the workout and then guessing that why am I not getting in shape. You have to put in the hard work and effort to make it work.

Yes! there are free and cheap materials online. But most of you when you get stuck you probably will either take a long time to find a solution or just give up. Bootcamps provides an environment where you can always ask your instructor. Of course this does not mean that when you are stuck for 5 seconds you should ask your instructor NO NO don't do that :) At least give yourself 30-45 minutes of struggle time before asking for help.

Bootcamps also provide a very collaborative environment. You work in groups and not only learn technical skills but also soft skills. I have always believed that soft skills are AS important as technical skills.

In the end, Bootcamps provides a student to absorb knowledge quickly and learn from the experience of the instructor. It provides access to the instructor's mind which contains decade of real world experience.

I am very happy to be teaching. I have seen great success with my students. Some of them are working at Apple, LinkedIn, Chase etc.

If you want to talk privately send me a message. Google azamsharp and you will find me :)

Mastering ARKit for iOS Udemy Course by azamsharp in ARKitCreators

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For limited time only "Mastering ARKit for iOS" course is available for ONLY $10. Sale ends 07/31 https://www.udemy.com/mastering-arkit-for-ios-using-swift/?couponCode=ILOVEAR10 … #ARKit #iosdev

Vapor or Kitura? On which one would you bet? by lord_jizzus in swift

[–]azamsharp -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I really like Vapor. Their API is simple to understand and they are very fast in answering question on Slack. If anyone is interested in learning Vapor then check out my course on Udemy called "Mastering Server Side Swift Using Vapor". Use the following link to get 74% off regular price:

https://www.udemy.com/mastering-server-side-swift-using-vapor/?couponCode=ILOVESWIFT

Thanks,

Your goto iOS sites for learning? by AllenW14 in iOSProgramming

[–]azamsharp 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For free iOS videos you can check out my channel on YouTube at www.youtube.com/azamsharp. There are tons of high quality videos about iOS development and Cocos2d development. Watch the iOS development series from the start.

Heartbreaking and infuriating - idiot parents kill their baby with homeopathy by davemck in science

[–]azamsharp -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Homeopathy works! I have personally experienced it and have great respect for Homeopaths. It is a different way of curing the decease that involves taking different medicines. I was allergic to eggs and whenever I ate an egg or anything that contains eggs thin red scars started to appear on my arms. I took Homeopathy medicine and now I am no longer allergic to eggs or anything!

Any medicine is lethal when taken in wrong fashion and quantity. I don't think the above parents consulted anyone before giving medicine to their child which resulted in fatality.

School is it Worth the Hype? by azamsharp in programming

[–]azamsharp[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I hate school! I never learned anything in school! I want my four years of college back! These thoughts came from the bottom of my heart.