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Andi Setiyadi Courses
CoreData for Swift Development (Swift 4.2 & iOS 12)
4.3 (276 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 8.2h- 2019
$64.99
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Protocol Oriented Programming in Swift 4 and iOS 11
4.3 (209 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 2.4h
- 2019
$34.99
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Most Recent Review
As a novice developer this helps me really well. But at places this book should present more theoretical details and why one should use these concepts - 90% its very well narrated but for certain concepts like Fault, refresh(_:mergeChanges:), stalenessInterval should have been more details to make this lecture a 5 Star one.
- Review by Venkata Sivannarayana Golla on CoreData for Swift Development (Swift 4.2 & iOS 12)
Instructor Bio
Andi Setiyadi is a Senior iOS Developer and has been working at Fortune 25 Company for the last few years. He has been involved in iOS projects for IBM, Universal Studio Orlando, Verizon and the most recent at Major League Baseball. He is passionate about iOS mobile development starting with Objective-C and fell in love with Swift, and been part of the early adopter. He truly believes Swift will become one of the development languages of the future.
He lives in the beautiful state of Colorado in the United States and while he is not busy coding, he enjoys biking and skiing. His motto is never stop learning and share the knowledge. One of his favorite quotes: “Winning isn’t everything, but wanting to win is”.
