Awesome curated weekly newsletter on all things iOS development. Articles are broken up into a range of topics including dev, design, marketing etc. Great resource to stay up to speed on everything that happened in the previous week.
@daveverwer No probs Dave, thanks to you for the resource. Just curious, do you manually read and collect all articles for each edition or do you have some automated tools to help with the process?
@anthonyharrison I collect potential articles mostly from twitter and RSS feeds. I store them into the system we built which helps me keep track of everything. From there I read everything properly and can bring links into an issue using the same system. It then builds the web site and the email and publishes it.nnI automate all of the dull stuff like building the email from the template and automatically creating short links, but the curation is all human. It's that part that where a human can still make a difference.
@daveverwer nice one Dave, thanks for the insight. I really enjoy the commentary that you give in each issue, it gives it personality and helps digest the content in an easy to understand, light hearted manner. Thanks again for the resource.
With the introduction of Swift I have finally taken the steps to dive in head first to iOS development. As a newcomer to iOS dev this resource is fantastic. nnAny other resources or collections of blogs I should be following?
@Moore Having been in the same situation myself I found Ray Wenderlich a great resource: http://www.raywenderlich.com. Lots of tutorial using real world scenarios which I found easy to follow. You'll see a big section on Swift in the tutorials page: http://www.raywenderlich.com/tut...
@Moore Yes, there are so many! But for a good start you should also be subscribed to NSHipster (http://nshipster.com) and ObjC.io (http://www.objc.io). Both are amazing resources.
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