Wayne Bishop

02/06/2022

Currently in the process of learning Swift? https://buff.ly/3L7f8Hy

02/05/2022

Learning Swift? Master the basics with these videos:

Arrays and Dictionaries: https://buff.ly/3s6OVQJ
Swift Functions: https://buff.ly/3GoGkxU
Swift Optionals: https://buff.ly/3gj9ynw
Guard Statements: https://buff.ly/3Hyeqkk

02/05/2022

After years of teaching I've finally designed my own Big-O Notation cheat sheet for technical interview prep. Learn how the illustration works get other useful tips at: https://buff.ly/3lF5wcv

02/04/2022

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02/04/2022

In this Swift programming tutorial, you’ll learn how Generics is used in Swift when creating essential collection types including Arrays, Dictionaries and Sets. https://buff.ly/35wdpv4

02/03/2022

Here’s your new Swift development reading list:

Top 20 Computer Science Interview Questions: https://buff.ly/3BL3a19
Top 100 Swift Interview Questions: https://buff.ly/3aAIAF3
Big-O Algorithm Cheat Sheet: https://buff.ly/3lF5wcv
Computer Science Lab: https://buff.ly/2AA4ztL

02/03/2022

Join the 4,000+ iOS developers preparing for their next technical interview. Download my FREE IOS interview worksheet to start your prep:

Currently preparing for your next interview? Here are the top 100 Swift interview questions for 2021 based on commonly used data structures, algorithms and Swift syntax.

02/02/2022

Have you heard about my book? Whether a student or professional, Swift Algorithms & Data Structures blends modern code, illustrations, and computer science to help you pass the technical interview or build your next App. Get your copy here: https://buff.ly/2JqqN5s

02/02/2022

Currently preparing for your next interview? Here are my top Swift interview questions for 2021 based on commonly used data structures, algorithms and Swift syntax. https://buff.ly/3aAIAF3

01/25/2022

In this video I spend a few minutes talking about the need for Big-O Notation. If you’re new to development, or need a refresher on Big-O Notation this session is for you. https://buff.ly/2KNmjKJ

01/24/2022

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