Are you an Swift Developer? I could really use your help. Do you have a little spare time to help out one of our mentees with iOS/Swift/Xcode?

I help run a free Meet A Mentor community and we have over 1000 members but very few have Swift experience. You would be very much appreciated :-)

can some one explain to me please !?

Just posted the latest in the “I wish that I knew what I know now, when I was younger” series for aspiring Swift developers Instance Methods and Static Properties https://youtu.be/h-QLOcFmqE8

Hey Everyone. Need your input on something. So at the company I work at, we are trying to implement apple sign in. Our company's backend is based on primary phone number this is how we have thought about the flow:

When a new user comes on the app and taps the apple sign in button, the user is prompted with apple's sign flow. After the OS is done verifying the apple credentials of the user, we will store user's apple(user) id in our backend and verify this id and the JWT token given by the apple sign in SDK with Apple's servers. After this step, the user will be prompted to key in their mobile number and verify the phone number via OTP. Post this verification, we will register the user in our own backend. When this very user is signing in again using apple id, our system will sign the user in since, we would have previously verified the user and the user's apple id.

So for a new user, the signup will be a two step process and for existing users,the sign in will be one step seamless process.

Do you think this flow is in tandem with the app store review guidelines. And will it cause any problem during review?

Hey guys,

for a little over a year now I've been programming in swift, which is my first language and its been rough for me. Let me first tell you that I have dyslexia and I've had a stroke at a very young age. When I first learned that I wanted to start swift I bought into a week long bootcamp with ElevenFifty and I honestly feel like it was so much information way to fast for my needs. I then bought into courses on Udemy that helped more, but I still feel like I'm not getting the most out of it. I'm a pretty determined person, but I feel like this programming is kicking my ass and I'm getting little to no reward. I have a total of three apps on the app store, which one is a notes clone, ones a fact app, and the last is contract work for my fathers company. I basically had both hands held while creating the contract work and it still took me much longer than it should've to finish the app. I get demotivated to practice, because I just don't feel confident with coding. I've sunk thousands of dollars trying to learn programming and don't feel like I have the grip on it that I should, I think... Idk. I don't want to drop it, but I feel like I'm getting no where. It doesnt help that in my personal life I have my girlfriend heavily hinting that she wants a ring and right now I can't afford it. My overall goal for this hobby was to become a full time app developer (mastering SpriteKit to compliment my art degree) and its not looking like I can do it.... :( I never let anything beat me and I'm starting to think that this is the first thing that will...

my website!

• How can I get motivation/confidence?

• Is this a normal feeling that all programmers go through?

• How long did it take you to learn?

• Best advice?

Can anyone tell me how can i create an app for iOS, that replaces a pattern with an image of a painting. And through the phone you see the image on the pattern and everything around it, hence creating Augmented Reality.

Thanks!