Short, practical screencasts that teach advanced development skills for iOS, Android and more
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The Frontier is updated weekly, with new screencasts explaining trending topics in the development world.
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Taught by The Android Team at Big Nerd Ranch
Taught by The iOS Team at Big Nerd Ranch
Taught by The Android Team at Big Nerd Ranch
Taught by The iOS Team at Big Nerd Ranch
"...perfect little “nuggets of knowledge” that can help a developer on the path to doing some more advance programming/development for their apps..."
Landon, Web Developer at TCI
“...focused, bite sized tutorials which run the gamut from design to coding to memory management to debugging. Having the sample code available to download and work along with helps hammer home the concepts being taught. I don't always have time to spend a week in class, but I always have time for a 3 or 5 or 10 minute screencast to help me solve a problem, learn a new technique, or remind me of something I learned in class but didn't fully absorb at the time.”
Michelle Randolf at Coderanchers
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