Simon Allardice
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- @ashwinkandel core principles of OO, to design your own app and your own classes. But as generic as I could make it, many languages shown
- @joshuamauldin AFAIK, It's so if the phone were to ring while you're reading, you don't try to answer it upside down
- @Studio8one6 thanks! Glad the courses are working for you.
- "Sure! Let me just shut down and grab my laptop, I'll be right over. Oh, wait..." http://t.co/UjTfdBqb
- @AjayShroff thanks!
- .@peterkoruga I feel it's often prereq when "flat files > sqlite > core data" was the learning path of the author, and they just replicate.
- .@peterkoruga I prefer removing SQLite as much as possible from the picture, to think objects not RDBMS. Regard as uninteresting "plumbing"
- .@BenEyal_89 thanks! And Foundations of Programming: Object-Oriented Design is recorded and should be out within a few weeks.
- @JohnSlaughter yep, and hopefully they'll make it friendlier - not require the device be iTunes synced to the dev machine, which was a pain.
- @TechSyndrome Hmm, I don't know if I have any explicit content on nested loops. I avoid that in intro courses as so easy to blow up :)
- @aadilfarooq thanks!
- .@MSAljaber I hope to do more advanced JS courses, yes. Perhaps later this year.
- .@a_abdolahi No magic answer! Repetition is the mother of skill. Do it again, and again. Like practicing an instrument. Each time easier.
- @Tyler_Glass_ and take it slow. Don't build full app. First, just show one photo. Then, figure out how to show next in 10 sec. Gradual.
- .@Tyler_Glass_ Working w/Photos in iOS deceptively deep! Suggest AssetsLibrary. See Chap 6 of my iOS 4 App Dev New Features for intro.
- @lancerobert thanks - glad you like them!
- .@peterkoruga Yes, I'll be doing a Core Data course - it's the next one on my radar.
