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Swift Programming Language
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First of all, I want to note that I'm very pleased with the price and approach to business, because the price-quality ratio is wildly inconsistent in the sense that the quality of the course, the site itself, the well-established work, in my opinion, is worth much more than it is. Specifically, about what useful things the training gave: the basics - the ability to understand many things that are needed for a junior - the base, arrays, dictionaries, the ability to write requests. To summarize - thanks to the course, you can get absolutely all the knowledge to get a junior position. I sat, watched, studied, tested :) The lessons are filmed very well, not stretched for a long time, the videos are cut perfectly in time - small pieces: everything is brief, clear and understandable. The knowledge that I received and absorbed helped me in my further work and career. I got the stock of knowledge that helped me get a job. Today I have reached the position of team lead in 2 jobs simultaneously, in both companies I go as middle+. This is a significant position for me. And then there are seniors.

Swift-Learning changed my life, I won't shy away from the expression. It wasn't some additional education, but an entry into a new field in principle. Before training, I was an interface designer who sometimes picks up orders on freelance exchanges. After training, I'm a developer who has been quite closely connected with this field of life for 5 years. For the last 3 years, I have been heading Apparat. Apparat is several teams of developers (not just mobile) who do projects for clients. The most significant project at the beginning of the journey, I think, was Plutus Tap Pay, a cryptocurrency startup from London. Now the projects that we release (unfortunately, with an agreement that we do not disclose the client and the fact of working on his applications) often end up in the top of the App Store and receive excellent reviews. Currently, 6 of our applications are simultaneously in the tops of the Portuguese, British and German App Store. About your own applications that you can make after 2-4 weeks of study: • When I first took courses at Swift-Learning, I released my own fitness application "Body in Summer", which took and held leading positions in the top of paid applications. • Also, about 3 months ago, I released Fonts Pro, an application that adds a font keyboard to iOS that works everywhere (from Telegram to Instagram). After a month of work, the application was sold for good money, but I will not disclose the amount of the deal.

I came to Swift-Learning when it was just starting. There were very few courses then and, in principle, already being a middle Objective-C developer for iOS platforms, I decided to switch to a Swift developer. But being by nature a lazy person, I didn't want to dig through English-language documentation and wanted to make the entry as easy as possible. In the vastness of the network, I found the Swift-Learning website and began to read documentation there, while getting acquainted with the courses that were there. Thus, I made it easier for myself to switch to a new language. Swift is a fast and concise and very iconic language that allowed me to develop my applications faster and better. At the moment of training (2015), there were more and more and more vacancies for Swift developers, and thus, in conjunction with the iOS platform, I got a second language. But the thing is that Swift is a fast and concise and very iconic language that allowed me to develop faster and better my applications and the applications of the companies I worked for. In the last few jobs, I am in the position of Senior iOS developer. I have worked in many companies, including Italy and foreign ones, and in principle, the knowledge that I acquired at the initial stage helped me in my further development. I cannot give links to applications because they belong to the companies in which I am employed. But I made the Swift-Learning TV application.

The most important thing is knowledge. I came to the course with zero base and got the basics of programming. Also, one of the important facts: on the course I met guys like Alexey Efimov, Alexey Parkhomenko and Ivan Akulov, with whom we are still on good terms and periodically correspond. 3-4 months after training, I found my first job. 3-4 months later, I found my first job, where I successfully worked for more than 1 year. And just the other day I received an offer from another company and moved there to the position of middle iOS developer. In the first company, I grew from a junior to a middle, had a lot of experience communicating with clients, mainly with foreign ones, had time to work in a team and personally lead projects (I was engaged in the management part), developed an application from scratch to rolling out to the app store and had the opportunity to immediately do 5 projects at the same time, which were completed successfully. I do not deny that in the future I will be able to improve my skill and get team lead skills. Now I have moved to another company, where I was offered better conditions. Here I have my own project, I also write it from scratch. Now all my projects are at the stage of completion of development and I cannot yet share links, I cannot voice anything yet, because I signed non-disclosure agreements. But as soon as the applications are released, I will be happy to insert them into my resume, because these are very cool applications.

The course made me an IOS programmer! I studied development, and many aspects of working with Swift. To date, I have released more than 20 applications in the AppStore: • e-Tabib • MilliON • Portmanat • İmzalı Zəng • Mobil Notariat