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Learn how to choose concise names for Swift protocols, classes, structs, etc., to facilitate understanding and discoverability and how to bridge SwiftUI and UIKit components and lifecycles.

Learn how to make solid iOS architecture decisions and approach modeling and architecting apps during iOS mock design interviews.

Learn how to break down and deploy reusable features in different iOS apps using independent modules, frameworks, or packages and how to structure iOS codebases using Horizontal and Vertical slicing.

Learn how to grow as an iOS dev, make good architecture decisions to withstand the test of time in your iOS/Swift codebases, deal with tech debt, and write flexible tests that don't break every time the code changes.

Learn how to decouple and seamlessly switch between frameworks and protocols like XMPP without rewriting your iOS apps.

Learn how to find, fix, and prevent Core Data concurrency issues, write thread-safe Core Data code using the NSManagedObjectContext APIs, strategies for sharing and mutating state between screens, and prevent merge conflicts in Xcode projects.

Learn how to develop and test customizable UI components for reuse in multiple projects favoring Composition over Inheritance.

Learn when, why, and how to implement the Repository pattern, get iOS job opportunities abroad, and improve your full-stack knowledge while staying a specialist iOS developer.

Learn how to fill knowledge gaps and keep growing as a Senior iOS Developer, get your team on board with new practices, and choose between MVC/MVVM/MVP.

Learn how to motivate yourself and follow best practices when you need to deliver as fast as possible as a freelancer, achieve the perfect test coverage, and become a developer entrepreneur.

Learn how to practice TDD/CI/CD, fight impostor syndrome to share your work with confidence, decide between UI design patterns (MVC, MVVM...), and evaluate yourself as a professional iOS developer.

Learn how to develop big iOS features with TDD (design the architecture upfront or let the tests drive the design?!), find/choose OSS projects to contribute to, and become and feel like a true senior iOS developer.