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Pocket guide to iOS app development enthusiasts

I would like to share all possible channels & resources that helps to pitch in iOS development. I'm sure existing iOS ninjas who are already consuming those in one or other ways. Before listing my points - we all know it's most important to keep updated techs and trends. Many cases I have seen some of the channels & connections helped developers to get their new jobs or app contracts. 1. Apple's Official Developer guide. Apple Documentation  is the first go over for all references.  Swift.org for Swift Language starting point. WWDC Videos (& New app launched as well) 2. Social Media Groups - Fast & easy way to connect with iOS community. Facebook Group   Twitter Lists for iOS handles 3. Slack workspaces - A sweet hub of all iOS developers connected by channels. ios-developers.slack.com (Suggested) 4. Online Courses   - Gives opportunity to learn and be certified developers. Udemy AppBrewery  Alison ( and more ) 5...