Diploma in Apple Development 🍎👩🏻‍💻: Coding Two: Lecture 1: Introduction to Block Two and the Coding Two unit specifically.
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👋🏻 Hi! Welcome to Block Two! Well done on all successfully completing Block One! 🎉

First, don't forget to confirm your attendance using the Seats Mobile app!

Second, I'm going to start every lecture with a meditation from the fantastic Sitting Still Like a Frog book, all read by Myla Kabat-Zinn. If you don't want to participate that's completely fine.

Let's start by looking at the homepage for Block 2: https://jgl.github.io/DiplomaInAppleDevelopment-SpringSummer2024/. As you can see I'm going to be writing both Coding 2 and Product 2 as we go. So please say what you want to learn! I know you are all going to love SwiftUI on Fridays.

Let's move on by reviewing the README.md for Block Two on the Block Two GitHub: https://github.com/JGL/DiplomaInAppleDevelopment-SpringSummer2024. Don't forget to make note of the assessment schedule in your own calendars. As you know from Block One, assessment will be upon you before you know it! Tutorials will continue as normal on Monday mornings.

Let's continue by looking at the wiki for Block Two on the Block Two GitHub: https://github.com/JGL/DiplomaInAppleDevelopment-SpringSummer2024/wiki, paying particular attention to the reading list wiki page:

Next, let's move on to the text book that we'll be using to start this unit, the final book in the Develop in Swift curriculum from Apple, Develop in Swift Data Collections. As always, it's a good idea to get both the student and teacher editions. It's also a good idea to download both the Student and Teacher materials.

Let's start with the student guide introduction, before moving on Unit 1: "Tables and Persistance". The first lesson is 1.1 "Protocols". Let's start with the Keynote, review the textbook and complete the playground lab before moving onto the review questions as a group.

Next let's move onto lesson, 1.2 "App Anatomy and Life Cycle". Let's start with the Keynote, complete the exercise in the textbook before moving onto the review questions as a group.

Let's continue to the third lesson, 1.3 "Model-View-Controller". Let's start with the Keynote, review the textbook exercise and complete the "Favorite (sic) athletes" lab before moving onto the review questions as a group.

Thanks!
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