These videos are great, pls do more, much thanks!

I am not even an iOS developer - still watched it & found it super helpful! (working on being a Junior Android Developer though :) ) - this interview style video was really entertaining to listen to! Have him def over more! Thanks guys :)

Great video, thats a great moment when we showing our skills in front our Guru.

Interesting video, thanks. The part about being good at the "big picture" and being a product manager or designer is vital, especially for your longer-term career. Be someone who can develop products all the way from ideas, through production, to shipping and maintenance and growth. Concentrate on the WHY and WHAT of the product, not the HOW. (There are millions of clever programmers in the world, but rather fewer high-quality products...) That means developing some level of business, marketing and design skills. Don't be just a "programmer". That's often a path-of-least-resistance, and it's not a path you want to be on when you hit 40 or 50, and there are no other 40 or 50 year olds working with you, and you are taking direction from a 30 year old manager...

Thanks for your interview with your guest .

can you create some tutorials on Async Display Kit(Texture)?

@Brian Building the interface by code is fine, kind of fast but for some complex layout rules (priorities more especially) It's usually easier to build the UI in Interface builder and then test it out directly in there. As an example, if you have 2 or 3 labels next to each other, giving them priorities on the content compression attribute for example is much more easy to test directly in IBuilder by changing strings in there and see how it reacts. What is your process to test out your layout rules and make sure they are all nicely setup on your side?

Awesome seeing you. :-)

Great video thank you a lot !!!

Thanks for this video! The insights on Storyboards and the notes on Texture are really helpful. Now with SwiftUI... everything changes again. One wonders what will happen to existing codebases....

Hey, that’s really cool format of video content 👍 sometimes there’s interesting to listen to some “real work/skill experience “. Do it to time from time(different tech, different people)

Damn, I’d kill for me to only have to work on one view in my company haha. All what you said that you had to work on sounded like fairly basic stuff too. Count yourself lucky! I wish you all the best with your iOS dev career, Sir. Welcome to the channel!

Really interesting the module approach in organizing the project. Does it mean that it’s really difficult for a software engineer to switch from one team(module) to another one and improve itself ? maybe this is a good approach on team organization but a bad one for learning other topics from different teams if it’s hard to switch. By the way great conversation, hope you can forward this question to him ;)

Hi Brian, appreciate the sharing as always, based on Zhilei's project, would be nice to see how to properly handle a more complex app's code, using modules, delegates, pods, etc for beginners like me. Thank you in advance.

why not enjoy both worlds- storyboards/xib on a separate module target - for visualising ibinspectable/ibdesignables but not in the compiled target?

By pod you mean creating custom pods and then modularise it?

Hi Brian. I also use AsynDisplayKit for some of screens in my code. But find it really difficult to find any help on the internet when I get into an issue. Major issue with AsyncDisplayKit is clipping of TextNode ( TextView ) on fast scrolling. It’ll be great if you create a tutorial on AsyncDisplayKit. And we can discuss more on it. Thanks

不错不错。

Hey Brian, I hope you see this. I have this question I can't find answer to. How can I share data between 2 programmatically created view controllers. I have been struggling with this a lot. You know the "prepare for segue" method used for storyboard view controllers, it can't be implemented with programmatically created view controller. So my question is what can I used as a work around? Thank you,

on my last job i had a deal with Async Display Kit , IGListKit . So its boring. I prefere UIKIt

very interesting, an intro video on texture would be very cool!

Hi Brian I am big fan of yours I need a solution Scenario is like KZfaq live comments section for that I am using uitableview , when getting thousands of comments within second tableview is not behaving properly

Hi Brain, i can't find a good tutorials about AsyncDisplayKit, hope you make a series for this topic, would you! :)

Hey hey!

Aesome

damn. i need to get on my C programming and memory management

HE LOOKS SO CUTE

What is Async Display Kit?

I've never used storyboards in iOS or XML in Android. That stuff always slows me down.

a module for the keyboard haha that's crazy!

hey Brian. 请问， 你是中国人马？

I like zhilei zheng ahahah , he is like me :D

not hot reloading, no ty.

如果你不喜欢UIKit，用Metal。。。如果你不可能上班在一个地点一样Unity，你是咋想的学Metal。。

Niubi

小红书实习……

自己的名字都发不准音吗？

china is my Neighboring country.Love from Nepal

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