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> You might not be writing idiomatic Swift from the get go but no one is at that point. I think that's kind of the point the parent comment is making. How can
by tschwimmer 10y ago
> You might not be writing idiomatic Swift from the get go but no one is at that point.
I think that's kind of the point the parent comment is making. How can a school acting in good faith open Swift classes if it's impossible for anyone to actually be an expert on it?
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- HeyLaughingBoy 10y agoRelax. All they need to do is teach, not be experts. I asked the same of a MechE friend who used to teach AutoCAD at a community college despite not having known it before. His answer? I just need to stay a week ahead of the class.
- gaius 10y ago$1000/week seems alot to be taught by such a guy, IMHO. A student could do that for free, from Apple's website, and be only one week behind where they would be. So Flatiron is charging $15k for a one week head start!
- HeyLaughingBoy 10y agoPeople pay for value. If they see value in doing X over Y, then they'll pay for X.