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README.md

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## Update Log
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| Date | Change | Next Step |
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| May 1st, 2017 | Course Submitted | Wait for it to get approved |
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| April 22nd, 2017 | Documented all chapters | Take intro and conclusion videos |
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| April 16th, 2017 | Recorded the entire lecture | Document on GitBook for each lesson |
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| April 15th, 2017 | Added source code for Ch 5, 6, 7, 8 | Prep and record Ch 8 and document |
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#### Last Update
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course/conclusion/whats-next.md

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# What's Next
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You've successfully completed Learn Swift with Bob. Let's have a virtual high-five. When you got started, I promised, you would come out programming in a different playing field if you've follow the path I've designed for you. If that has happened, let me know on the review.
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## Last Remarks
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You've successfully completed Learn Swift with Bob. Here is a virtual high five. When you got started, I said, you would come out programming in a different playing field if you follow the path I've designed for you. If that has happened, let me know on the review.
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You've learned one of the most confusing concepts as such detecting memory leak within closures and delegates. You've tasted functional swift. You've learned how to design completion handler blocks. Generic protocols, and so on. There are just too many you've gone through. If you've come this far, you are one of less than 5% who completed this course. I'm very proud of you. You've got a bright future.
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Through the course, you've learned what makes Swift unique compared other languages. You've learned too much that I don't want to repeat.
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You've learned one of the most confusing concepts as such detecting memory leak within closures and delegates. You've tasted functional swift. You've learned how to design completion handler blocks. Generic protocols, and so on.
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Here is the thing. We haven't made a real app yet. Guess what, as I've saying multiple times, the next course is `The UIKIt Fundamentals with Bob`. I may give you discounts if you join the [waiting list](https://boblee.typeform.com/to/cEW6rb).
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Here is the thing. We haven't made a real app yet. As I have been referring multiple times, the next course is `The UIKIt Fundamentals with Bob`. Yu will learn how to build apps using Protocol Oriented reusable cells, enum oriented along with Realm Database. If you join the waiting list at LearnSwiftwithBob.com, I may give you discounts if you join the [waiting list](https://boblee.typeform.com/to/cEW6rb). You will get a couple discounts and updates time to time.
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If you've finished the entire course, feel free to talk to me or send me an email at `[email protected]`. If you also want to get a real-time update from me, you may follow my story on [Instagram](https://instagram.com/bobthedev).
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Keep learning. See you soon in the next course.

course/introduction/course-promo.md

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These are just a few topics from the course. Yet, I already know many of you don't know these topics because I've conducted close to thousands of surveys (Social Proof, Screen). I know the iOS learning environment more than anyone else.
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Here is the problem. Most students lack fundamentals because many courses and books focus on the final products. You've probably heard or taken, "Be a paid developer and build 21 apps just by taking one course." Give me a break. You know what happens. They end up being code monkeys, copying and pasting. I'm speaking from my experience and hundreds of personal emails.
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Here is the problem. Most students lack fundamentals because many courses and books focus on the final products. You've probably heard or taken, "Be a paid developer and build 21 apps just by taking one course." Give me a break. You know what happens. They end up being code monkeys, copying and pasting. I'm speaking from my experience and hundreds of personal emails before I launched this course with close to thousand people on the waiting list.
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> **Focus:** Social proof, Fear of missing out, Scarcity
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This course is designed for anyone who has been programming with Swift or other similar languages such as Javascript and understand the basic concept of `Object Oriented Programming`, `else-if` and `switch` statement. If you've never programmed before, don't worry. I've attached videos for you to catch up and join the course later when you are ready.
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### Call to Action
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iOS developers in Silicon Valley make 6 figures yet bootcamps are still expensive over $1,000 - $3000 depending on the region. This course is only $50. Let me put you in a perspective, let say you earn $3,000. But if you are able to code more effectively with fewer bugs and fast production speed by taking this course by 50%, the price you pay for this course is nothing compared what you will gain after.
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iOS developers in Silicon Valley make 6 figures yet bootcamps are still expensive over $1,000 - $3000 depending on the region. This course is only $50. Let me put you in a perspective, let say you earn $3,000. But if you are able to code more effectively with fewer bugs and fast production speed by taking this course by 50%, the price you pay for this course is nothing compared what you will gain after. Based on my record, you can trust on me that.
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There is be no discount unless you are a student from third world countries. If you are not satisfied with the material, of course, there is 30-day money back guaranteed.
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There is be no discount unless you are a student from third world countries. I understand it can be a a a lot burden because I grew up there. If you are not satisfied with the material, of course, there is 30-day money back guaranteed.
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Here is the last statement. I'm 20 years old. I dropped out of college instead of getting a degree to be a chemical engineer for my purpose. I dropped out to teach and provide global education. If you want to grow and learn together and provide great impact on the humanity, I will you there.
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swiftkorea.md

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## Source Code Inspection
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오픈, Apple 소스 등등을 쉽게 찾아봅시다.
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### Then 보기
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### Then 보기776
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| Mouse and Trackpad | Shortcuts |
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| Use mouse to focus and type | Close the left panel using `cmd-0` or `cmd-j` to focus |
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| Use mouse to focus and type | Close the lef
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t panel using `cmd-0` or `cmd-j` to focus |
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| Assistant 마우스로 클릭 | `cmd-shift-o`, Quick open 그리고 `opt-enter` |
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