Where to go, what to read, with whom to communicate on professional topics: a roadmap for an iOS developer
In the previous article, I casually touched on the theme of the development of a mobile developer. When all your team is you, this is really a hot topic. There is no one to help with advice, to share an interesting article or to advise a suitable video course. About a year ago, I decided to deal with this problem and began to lead two Telegram channels, in which I publish a selection of the most relevant materials on iOS and Android development every day. During this time, I have accumulated a lot of excellent resources, chat rooms, newsletters and events that should be shared with the community. Let's start with iOS development.
In general: if you want to receive the latest news about iOS, subscribe to iOS Good Reads . Filling telegram channel: architecture, processes, tools, news, events, machine learning, holivary, security. And all this is about our favorite axis. No more than three materials per day, always in your pocket. And now - about the sources that I study to fill it.
MBLTdev Digest
The only live Russian-language newsletter for iOS-developers. Capturing the main news, articles on the design, sometimes flickering design and business. Already 124 issue done.
Authors: Sasha Cherny, Ruslan Gumenny, Ivan Kozlov.
Periodicity: weekly, on Fridays.
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iOS Dev Weekly
The most famous iOS feed in the world. Required to subscribe to any self-respecting developer.
Authors: Dave Verwer and Company.
Periodicity: weekly, on Fridays.
This Week in Swift
Everything that is somehow connected with Swift is both mobile development, and back-end, and vacancies.
Posted by: Natasha Murashev.
Frequency: weekly, Mondays.
mokacoding
Pro various types of testing in iOS and process automation. A lot of copyright material.
Posted by: Giovanni Lodi.
Periodicity: weekly, on Tuesdays.
Swift Weekly Brief
For those who are too lazy to independently follow the development of Swift on GitHub and in the mailing list. Every week a selection of the most interesting proposals for changes, commits and pull requests to the language repository is compiled.
Posted by: Jesse Squires.
Periodicity: weekly, on Thursdays.
iOS Dev Tools Weekly
Reviews of various tools for development, design, marketing, analytics.
Posted by: Adam Swinden.
Periodicity: irregular.
iOS Good Talks
Discussion of the latest interesting articles and news, holivary, code review. Forbidden, stickers, mat and stackoverflow-style development questions.
Number of participants: 700+.
Cocoa Developers Club
Russian-speaking slack-community iOS-developers.
Number of participants: 3.000.
iOS Developers HQ
A huge slack of English-speaking developers. You can meet many well-known members of the iOS-community.
Number of participants: 15.000+.
What to do to join any of the chats? You need to understand current topics for holivar. Here are a few. They will help you quickly become your own.
Podlodka Podcast
Discusses various topics that are somehow related to mobile development - architecture, patterns, libraries, development processes in different companies. Virtually every issue is a new guest, known in the community. Already Alexey Skutarenko, Alex Denisov, Roman Busygin, Ksenia Pokrovskaya came.
Authors: Yegor Tolstoy, Stas Tsyganov, Gleb Novik.
Frequency: weekly, Mondays.
Fatal error
Changes in Swift, conferences, tools, libraries, architecture. Good podcast with good presenters.
Authors: Soroush Khanlou and Chris Dzombak.
Frequency: weekly, Mondays.
Swift unwrapped
A podcast entirely dedicated to Swift. Each issue is dealt with in detail by a single topic - error handling, testing, SourceKit.
Authors: JP Simmard, Jesse Squires.
Frequency: weekly, Mondays.
CocoaHeads Russia
Monthly meetings on iOS development. Mostly they take place in Moscow, sometimes they capture St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg and other cities. Themes are completely different - from the unobvious possibilities of Swift, ending with managerial stories. The level of reports is also very different, but in general, the quality delivers.
Organizers: Alexander Zimin, Stanislav Zhukovsky.
Periodicity: in Moscow on a monthly basis, in other cities irregularly.
Avito.iOS
Themed meetings from Avito. The last was held in June, there were reports about the architecture, testing, workflows.
Organizers: Avito.
Frequency: 2-3 times a year.
Rambler.iOS
Traditionally, one of the best meetings in Moscow, where the vast majority of reports are prepared by the staff of Rambler & Co. A lot of practice, not enough water.
Organizers: Rambler & Co.
Frequency: 2-3 times a year.
Mobius
A series of St. Petersburg conferences on mobile development. In the autumn of this year they decided to move to Moscow. If you are already saving money from lunch to go somewhere, Mobius in November is a great choice. The quality of reports is usually high, the level of complexity is above average.
Organizers: JUG.ru.
Frequency: 2 times a year.
MBLTdev
Another autumn conference will be held for the fourth time. The selection of speakers is not as serious as on Mobius, but there are always some excellent reports that justify the price of a ticket. By the way, it is usually small compared to other similar events.
Organizers: E-Legion.
Periodicity: once a year.
AppsConf
This, in fact, is not a separate conference, but one of the RIT sections. This year I was not on it, but the feedback from visitors is quite good - there were a lot of cool reports that hadn't been seen anywhere else before.
Organizer: Oleg Bunin.
Periodicity: once a year.
There are a lot of good accounts, there is not enough words to write about each. Try to subscribe to the fan, and then look at your interests.
These are all sources that I wanted to talk about today. I hope you learned something useful for yourself this Friday. If readers get interested, I’ll make the same roadmap for sources about Android development. I remind you that announcements of thematic speeches about iOS by Avito employees, events and contests are also published in the AvitoTech telegram channel , on the same twitter and in the group on Facebook .
In general: if you want to receive the latest news about iOS, subscribe to iOS Good Reads . Filling telegram channel: architecture, processes, tools, news, events, machine learning, holivary, security. And all this is about our favorite axis. No more than three materials per day, always in your pocket. And now - about the sources that I study to fill it.
Email newsletter
MBLTdev Digest
The only live Russian-language newsletter for iOS-developers. Capturing the main news, articles on the design, sometimes flickering design and business. Already 124 issue done.
Authors: Sasha Cherny, Ruslan Gumenny, Ivan Kozlov.
Periodicity: weekly, on Fridays.
')
iOS Dev Weekly
The most famous iOS feed in the world. Required to subscribe to any self-respecting developer.
Authors: Dave Verwer and Company.
Periodicity: weekly, on Fridays.
This Week in Swift
Everything that is somehow connected with Swift is both mobile development, and back-end, and vacancies.
Posted by: Natasha Murashev.
Frequency: weekly, Mondays.
mokacoding
Pro various types of testing in iOS and process automation. A lot of copyright material.
Posted by: Giovanni Lodi.
Periodicity: weekly, on Tuesdays.
Swift Weekly Brief
For those who are too lazy to independently follow the development of Swift on GitHub and in the mailing list. Every week a selection of the most interesting proposals for changes, commits and pull requests to the language repository is compiled.
Posted by: Jesse Squires.
Periodicity: weekly, on Thursdays.
iOS Dev Tools Weekly
Reviews of various tools for development, design, marketing, analytics.
Posted by: Adam Swinden.
Periodicity: irregular.
Chats
iOS Good Talks
Discussion of the latest interesting articles and news, holivary, code review. Forbidden, stickers, mat and stackoverflow-style development questions.
Number of participants: 700+.
Cocoa Developers Club
Russian-speaking slack-community iOS-developers.
Number of participants: 3.000.
iOS Developers HQ
A huge slack of English-speaking developers. You can meet many well-known members of the iOS-community.
Number of participants: 15.000+.
Topics for Holivars
What to do to join any of the chats? You need to understand current topics for holivar. Here are a few. They will help you quickly become your own.
Podcasts
Podlodka Podcast
Discusses various topics that are somehow related to mobile development - architecture, patterns, libraries, development processes in different companies. Virtually every issue is a new guest, known in the community. Already Alexey Skutarenko, Alex Denisov, Roman Busygin, Ksenia Pokrovskaya came.
Authors: Yegor Tolstoy, Stas Tsyganov, Gleb Novik.
Frequency: weekly, Mondays.
Fatal error
Changes in Swift, conferences, tools, libraries, architecture. Good podcast with good presenters.
Authors: Soroush Khanlou and Chris Dzombak.
Frequency: weekly, Mondays.
Swift unwrapped
A podcast entirely dedicated to Swift. Each issue is dealt with in detail by a single topic - error handling, testing, SourceKit.
Authors: JP Simmard, Jesse Squires.
Frequency: weekly, Mondays.
Developments
CocoaHeads Russia
Monthly meetings on iOS development. Mostly they take place in Moscow, sometimes they capture St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg and other cities. Themes are completely different - from the unobvious possibilities of Swift, ending with managerial stories. The level of reports is also very different, but in general, the quality delivers.
Organizers: Alexander Zimin, Stanislav Zhukovsky.
Periodicity: in Moscow on a monthly basis, in other cities irregularly.
Avito.iOS
Themed meetings from Avito. The last was held in June, there were reports about the architecture, testing, workflows.
Organizers: Avito.
Frequency: 2-3 times a year.
Rambler.iOS
Traditionally, one of the best meetings in Moscow, where the vast majority of reports are prepared by the staff of Rambler & Co. A lot of practice, not enough water.
Organizers: Rambler & Co.
Frequency: 2-3 times a year.
Mobius
A series of St. Petersburg conferences on mobile development. In the autumn of this year they decided to move to Moscow. If you are already saving money from lunch to go somewhere, Mobius in November is a great choice. The quality of reports is usually high, the level of complexity is above average.
Organizers: JUG.ru.
Frequency: 2 times a year.
MBLTdev
Another autumn conference will be held for the fourth time. The selection of speakers is not as serious as on Mobius, but there are always some excellent reports that justify the price of a ticket. By the way, it is usually small compared to other similar events.
Organizers: E-Legion.
Periodicity: once a year.
AppsConf
This, in fact, is not a separate conference, but one of the RIT sections. This year I was not on it, but the feedback from visitors is quite good - there were a lot of cool reports that hadn't been seen anywhere else before.
Organizer: Oleg Bunin.
Periodicity: once a year.
Twitter accounts
There are a lot of good accounts, there is not enough words to write about each. Try to subscribe to the fan, and then look at your interests.
- @igrekde
- @ 1101_debian
- @AndreyMishanin
- @orta
- @aligatr
- @realDanUrsu
- @jckarter
- @_ryannystrom
- @rbsgn
- @modocache
- @complexityclass
- @ nst021
- @khanlou
- @jspahrsummers
- @ilyapuchka
- @olebegemann
- @mattjgalloway
- @andy_matuschak
- @krlkzb
- @nnnnnnnn
- @BCiechanowski
- @daveverwer
- @defagos
- @mattt
- @DevAlloy
- @ashfurrow
- @bitwaker
- @jesse_squires
- @MadeWithARKit
- @MadeWithARShit
- @ryanipete
- @realbadiostips
- @johnsundell
- @cocoawithlove
- @KrauseFx
- @vixentael
These are all sources that I wanted to talk about today. I hope you learned something useful for yourself this Friday. If readers get interested, I’ll make the same roadmap for sources about Android development. I remind you that announcements of thematic speeches about iOS by Avito employees, events and contests are also published in the AvitoTech telegram channel , on the same twitter and in the group on Facebook .
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/333348/
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