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Heck, I just bought a course to study iOS9 development... Who can withstand such a pace?
by ommunist 10y ago
Heck, I just bought a course to study iOS9 development... Who can withstand such a pace?
- k-mcgrady 10y agoIf you're developing production apps you're likely supporting at least the last two versions of iOS. I'm a full-time iOS developer and don't remember half the new stuff in iOS 9 simply because I don't need it yet or it's iOS 9 only and I have to support iOS 7+. Also all of that knowledge transfers. iOS 10 will bring extra deeper stuff that you're not going to get anywhere near learning on an intro course.
- giarc 10y ago3D Touch... you aren't adding it to every app now? ;)
- jonknee 10y agoFWIW iOS 11 will most likely be announced at this time next year. It shouldn't surprise anyone.
- dionidium 10y agoThe vast majority of what you'll learn there still applies. UITableView, for example, hasn't changed appreciably since it was introduced in iOS 2.0 (just to take a totally random example that popped into my head). More philosophically, you're looking at it all the wrong way. Learn the fundamentals and an understanding of new features comes easy.
- Lorenzo45 10y agoWhich course did you buy? The iOS development courses from Stanford are free on iTunes U and are probably the best out there. I did the one for iOS 7 and I learned all the fundamentals and more.
- ommunist 10y agothank you. bought a practical one on skillwise.