Mohammad Azam

Boom 💥 Paperback book just went live on Amazon. Paperback took a lot of work so I really hope you enjoy it :) Paperback: a.co/d/002EbkML Ebook: azamsharp.school/swiftui-archit… #iosdev #swiftui

My SwiftUI & SwiftData architecture books have now sold over 350 copies. Thank you to all the support and I am really grateful to receive your messages regarding how the book has helped you in your iOS journey. Grab your copy: azamsharp.school/books.html #iosdev #swiftui

Yes. AI can write code to solve the issue but the way it writes and the code that it produces is not architecturally good or scalable. It does not think about what will happen tomorrow or day after tomorrow. It just wants to complete the work. An experience dev can quickly catch it and prompt AI to correct the code.

The issue with LLM's over-engineering is the same issue most junior developers go through when starting out, they don't have the experience yet to know that concise simple code is nearly always better. Pragmatism is one of the most important skills a developer develops over time. Sadly AI coding models can't be pragmatic they can't weigh decisions, they are too narrow minded and fixated on "best practices" like defensive programming, SOLID principles and unnecessary abstractions. I'm not entirely convinced with the current approach that this is fixable, it's not an intelligence issue it's an emotional one. AI agents don't have gut feelings, humans do.

Basic AuthenticationController in Swift

Onboarding Steps Using SwiftUI Gist: gist.github.com/azamsharpschoo…

@OrevaZSN In the last AirBnb I stayed in one of the chore was to mow their lawn and paint their picket fence.

Hotels are infinitely better than Airbnbs. They’re cheaper. No chores, no cleaning fees, no insane surprise rules, no mystery stains, and no host pretending to be your new best friend. Just check in, sleep, and leave. The way it should be.

@johncrickett AI might be good in writing good but in software architecture design, it is still pretty bad.

“AI writes better code than I do” is a strange thing to say when you think about it. AI was trained on a vast corpus of published code. It reflects the average of all that code. So what you’re really saying is: “My code is below average.”

To dive deeper into SwiftUI and SwiftData, check out my books. azamsharp.school/books.html

I am going to be hosting monthly SwiftUI Architecture Live events. The first event will be on August 8, 2026. This event is free for all developers. Register: luma.com/9nz90ll9 #iosdev #swiftui

Power went out. Houston why do you always disappoint me so much.

@TheOriginaliTE Not recorded but it will be a series of 10-12 live sessions on different topics.

@azamsharp Man... I was really looking forward to this one! too bad I'm busy that day... :( I'm guessing not, but any plans to record it?

@FutboolFichajes @DailyMail Who would have thought that Miami will be so hot... in summer... in July.

🚨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇳🇴 AHORA | Riesgo de retraso en el Inglaterra - Noruega en Miami debido a altas temperaturas. La sensación térmica puede llegar a 44 grados y la FIFA recomienda retrasar o posponer partidos si la temperatura supera los 28ºC. 🥵🥵🥵 ℹ️ @DailyMail

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@MiguelDelaney Come to Houston... oh wait!

The humidity in Miami is absurd, with a heat advisory warning, and there is some potential this pitch temperature matches “the hottest World Cup game ever” - Ireland-Mexico, also in Florida Great as Miami is, could have picked 15 other venues? independent.co.uk/sport/football…

Validating SwiftUI Forms Using Property Wrappers Source: azamsharp.school/swiftui-archit…

@TouchlineX They can come to Houston... oh wait :(

🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: England's World Cup quarter-final against Norway could be delayed due to extreme heat in Miami. Temperatures are expected to reach 29 - 32°C, with a real feel of up to 44°C at kick-off! FIFPRO recommends DELAYING or postponing matches if the local temperature exceeds 28°C. — @DailyMail

I'm working on something I've wanted to do for a while... SwiftUI Architecture Live Coming soon. 🙂

Fake Store API is a really nice API that you can use to learn about SwiftUI app development. * I am thinking of doing a live stream to just implement some of the features of the Fake Store application. What do you think? fakestoreapi.com/docs

@Abbas_kant ???

@azamsharp I always wonder which kind of Apps you guys building! In which scenario, you Are making an App that will be shipped to the App Store and suppose to bring you money that has No real Data Models! When you guys will stop making Dogs as classes and start teaching real things!

If you have a lot of individual @.State properties in a view you can group them as a struct and use it as a @.State. Source: azamsharp.school/swiftui-archit…