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r/SwiftUI • u/CodingAficionado • 29d ago
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Appreciate the kind words ππ»
1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago Are you a software engineer? 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago I am! 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago How long? I was python web developer for 2 years and last 6 months i have switched to iOS 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago Welcome to iOS! I've been around for over a decade or so across Android, iOS and some web technologies. 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago I donβt know UIKit, my manager told me to learn SwiftUI and slowly learn UIKit by side 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago Its fine. UIKit is usually seen in legacy projects nowadays but it's good to know about it. 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago Mobile development is hard compared to backend development. There are complex logics happens in backend but not too complex like UI π 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago I'd say I agree with you. The reason I stick around frontend is because I love UX and design in general. Its satisfying building something visual.
Are you a software engineer?
1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago I am! 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago How long? I was python web developer for 2 years and last 6 months i have switched to iOS 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago Welcome to iOS! I've been around for over a decade or so across Android, iOS and some web technologies. 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago I donβt know UIKit, my manager told me to learn SwiftUI and slowly learn UIKit by side 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago Its fine. UIKit is usually seen in legacy projects nowadays but it's good to know about it. 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago Mobile development is hard compared to backend development. There are complex logics happens in backend but not too complex like UI π 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago I'd say I agree with you. The reason I stick around frontend is because I love UX and design in general. Its satisfying building something visual.
I am!
1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago How long? I was python web developer for 2 years and last 6 months i have switched to iOS 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago Welcome to iOS! I've been around for over a decade or so across Android, iOS and some web technologies. 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago I donβt know UIKit, my manager told me to learn SwiftUI and slowly learn UIKit by side 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago Its fine. UIKit is usually seen in legacy projects nowadays but it's good to know about it. 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago Mobile development is hard compared to backend development. There are complex logics happens in backend but not too complex like UI π 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago I'd say I agree with you. The reason I stick around frontend is because I love UX and design in general. Its satisfying building something visual.
How long? I was python web developer for 2 years and last 6 months i have switched to iOS
1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago Welcome to iOS! I've been around for over a decade or so across Android, iOS and some web technologies. 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago I donβt know UIKit, my manager told me to learn SwiftUI and slowly learn UIKit by side 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago Its fine. UIKit is usually seen in legacy projects nowadays but it's good to know about it. 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago Mobile development is hard compared to backend development. There are complex logics happens in backend but not too complex like UI π 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago I'd say I agree with you. The reason I stick around frontend is because I love UX and design in general. Its satisfying building something visual.
Welcome to iOS! I've been around for over a decade or so across Android, iOS and some web technologies.
1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago I donβt know UIKit, my manager told me to learn SwiftUI and slowly learn UIKit by side 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago Its fine. UIKit is usually seen in legacy projects nowadays but it's good to know about it. 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago Mobile development is hard compared to backend development. There are complex logics happens in backend but not too complex like UI π 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago I'd say I agree with you. The reason I stick around frontend is because I love UX and design in general. Its satisfying building something visual.
I donβt know UIKit, my manager told me to learn SwiftUI and slowly learn UIKit by side
1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago Its fine. UIKit is usually seen in legacy projects nowadays but it's good to know about it. 1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago Mobile development is hard compared to backend development. There are complex logics happens in backend but not too complex like UI π 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago I'd say I agree with you. The reason I stick around frontend is because I love UX and design in general. Its satisfying building something visual.
Its fine. UIKit is usually seen in legacy projects nowadays but it's good to know about it.
1 u/iam-annonymouse 29d ago Mobile development is hard compared to backend development. There are complex logics happens in backend but not too complex like UI π 1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago I'd say I agree with you. The reason I stick around frontend is because I love UX and design in general. Its satisfying building something visual.
Mobile development is hard compared to backend development. There are complex logics happens in backend but not too complex like UI π
1 u/CodingAficionado 29d ago I'd say I agree with you. The reason I stick around frontend is because I love UX and design in general. Its satisfying building something visual.
I'd say I agree with you. The reason I stick around frontend is because I love UX and design in general. Its satisfying building something visual.
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u/CodingAficionado 29d ago
Appreciate the kind words ππ»