Find a Buddy

"The best way to learn is to teach" is an old saying. It still works in the modern world, however. You don't need to be an expert to teach. I'm not talking about giving a lecture at a university or teaching a bunch of students in a formal class. Teaching does not always happen that way. It can be as simple as sharing your knowledge with a colleague or a classmate sitting next to you.

Try to find someone who is also interested in learning iOS programming. When you learn something new, try to explain the materials to your buddy. For example, after building your first app, teach your close friend how it works and how he/she can create an app too.

What if you can't find a buddy to share what you've learned? No worries. Start a blog on medium.com(or whatever platforms you like), write a blog post every day, and document everything you learn.

This is one of the most effective ways of learning as I learn so much while publishing tutorials on appcoda.com, as well as, developing my first book.

Sometimes you think you know the materials well. But once you need to explain the concept to someone else and answer questions, chances are that you didn't understand the material thoroughly. And this will motivate you to study the materials even harder. Give this method a shot while you learn iOS programming.