This week's anonymously submitted question is:
What primary sources do you use to learn new things about iOS development?
It can be challenging to stay current on the latest developments in iOS engineering, and there are many different channels to use. You can subscribe to RSS feeds, follow newsletters, or watch videos on YouTube.
Some prefer to learn through articles, while others prefer to watch new content solely. I’m the type of person who digs into new stuff ad hoc. I’m now diving deep into Swift Testing since I’m using it for RocketSim.
WWDC is another source of inspiration, containing many videos with new learnings. I’m not watching all these videos, but I do use them as a starting point to dig deeper into a certain topic. For example, I found out about Swift Testing via WWDC.
Finally, I like to subscribe to RSS feeds from blogs and try to follow influencers in the community on Twitter. For me personally, that results in this curated list of articles inside this newsletter. For you, I’d recommend following prominent developers on social media, too, and using a newsletter like mine to decide which articles you want to read in a week. It’s impossible to read all new articles, so having a curated set will definitely help you become more efficient in staying updated.
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