I've looked at 3 books, and two paid courses, and Apple's own SwiftUI tutorial, and this is the best approach by FAR! Also, way better than anything I've seen on UKposts. Well done!

You deserve an Oscar I've been learning SwiftUI from you so far since the first step ..

Holy shit dude! You are changing lives. You are demystifying this like crazy. I didn’t even know you could that in SwiftUI. I learned about swift basics but didn’t know the SwiftUI and swift structures were that same in the sense that they can have initializers. Gears are turning in my brain. Thank you!!!!! I can’t thank you enough.

It is the best education set I have ever seen. Thank you...

The init discussion at 11:00 is very helpful.

I can't believe that's actually free! Thank you man! Your videos are BY FAR the best!

Loved this tutorial! So clear and helpful.

Just a stupid comment for precision's sake. The forward slash is this /, and the backslash is this \. Thank you for your excellent course.

You are literally amazing, thank you for all your hard work and videos. I have learned more from your videos than reading documentations 🙏🙏🙏

I understood init() for the first time :) Thanks mate!

Thanks for the explanation of init(). Totally helpful. You smashed it and has become easy for beginners.

I am so happy that I've found your channel. Thanks a lot Nick

I really liked this video. This was a high level but understandable yet useful high level code video.

This video caused some light bulbs 💡 to go on in my head , as simple as it was but it really helped me to connect some dots. thank you so much for the quality content.

THANK YOU SO MUCH NICK❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

I loved this video so much!

Eu sou br e acho q ngm vai ler isso, mas namoral que série perfeita, finalmente entendi para oque serve enums, nunca soube para o que era, valeu cara, tu tá me salvando muito.

This is the best video I've seen on youTube.

Very helpful! Thanks again.

Dude this series is amazing. Im gunna make sure and give you a shout on some socials, these tutorials are just so ridiculously well done and should be top of the heap for people learning. Thanks for making them🤘🏻

I am watching from the bottom. thank you for your effort

Man, everything about this course is super helpful. However I'm glad to did a Swift programming course before this. I believe learning and mastering SwiftUI is already a daunting task without having to learn the language simultaneously.

thank you for sharing you knowledge 😘

It is all related to Swift on to SwiftUI. Very basic level. Unluckily, I'd already known this stuff before watching, unluckily because the explanation is flawless even in X2.

watching your class from Korea. You're the best :) Thanks

The pace is not too fast nor slow. It is just perfect.

Thank you! Clear and to the point 🫡

You know the funny part, this wouldn’t been a lot harder video, if I wasn’t already a UIKit developer who just came here to learn SwiftUI specifics in depth, so far the course is extremely well organised, especially for me because I like to do it slow but in depth.

Just Wow, Big Love you Bro ❣

Thanks for this video.

keep doing what you doing

The ios courses I take on other places, nothing is as clear as your explanations. This is by far the best. Thank you for your effort.

Great Video! Thanks

Super clear 👍😎

Wonderful video

Very useful, thanks

great video. Thank you

Thank you!!!

My friend, I was about to give up SwiftUI and start studying Flutter😅, but thanks to your videos I have learned in a few days what I could not internalize in months. Thanks!!

good bro..😊

As per discussion in 11:26, SwiftUI is not just "smart" - it works across Swift as a language: "Swift provides a default initializer for any structure or class that provides default values for all of its properties and doesn’t provide at least one initializer itself." This bootcamp is the greatest thing that exists for iOS developers - not only juniors, but seniors like me as well.

Awesome video!!!

Great examples eh. One always knows what's going on 🙂

Thank you for the video

To a lay person this subject appears quite daunting. However, as with all your previous videos Nick, your teaching style makes it much less overwhelming.

good video

Once again I haft commend you on your approach. If you ever start some sort of support or consulting offer I would be very interested. Plus I believe by the end of this course I will be able to do my very unique app for which there is nothing else out there. Many thanks!

Thank you good tutorial...

Hi there, thanks very much for these very helpful videos. I completely followed along the whole way through. I was just surprised we could change the view through the PreviewProvider (struct InitializerBootcamp_Previews) as opposed to only struct InitializerBootcamp: View. Is this a common practice or is it unlikely we would need to change the views in the PreviewProvider? I just imagine it getting complicated if the UI was complex and had a lot of components.

I created an initializer that creates a row for a list. I created this same row before without the initializer but I think the code looks neat when its created as an initializer. this is where I find a problem,. on the last row I created, I was able to create an image that has an on tap gesture which updates the ui for the row. pretty much a subscription icon that changes color depending on what state the subscription is in. the function to update this ui is from a view model. do I add this function in the view where the instance was created and how? or do I add this function when I call the initializer in a different view within a list?

Great content! Thanks. And maybe you would want to change the link of the next video, when I hit on that link, it takes me to this very same video.

cornerRadius will be deprecated, instead we will be possibly using clipShape rectangle

Hello thank you for lessons but i have some error (missing arguments for parameters 'backgroundColor', 'count', 'title' in call)

Was a Switch statement not used because this is a beginner course or is there another reason for it?

Hi! Thanks for the video. Did everything as you said till 7:04, but after resume the system says: missing argument for parameter ‘backgroundColor’ in a call… what that might mean?

Why does it also require me to have an input parameter in the @main WindowGroup file and yours doesn't?

Do I always have to use self.something when the conditional is within an innit? Is there another video explaining the use of self.?

At 8:05, that's a backslash, not a forward slash. ; )

At 17:30 you say “when we type a period” how would I know that?

Can you please teach me what self. means?? I'm really confusing..

6’57 : why it doesn’t work for me when I fill the previews ?

\ = backslash I only bring it up cuz I was listening and typing and following along and I typed it wrong lol

What's wrong with this code please ? 🤔 struct ContentView: View { let name: String var body: some View { Text(name) .padding() } } struct ContentView_Previews: PreviewProvider { static var previews: some View { ContentView(name: "john") } }

It's not that hard if you know Swift language and switched from C#.

Wrote exactly the same code as in the video, but an error occurs "missing arguments for parameters "backGroundColor", "count" , "title" in call. Help pls

these two things I avoid: I guess it's time to learn...

Thanks Again , you are very helpful for us 🤎🤎

Great video! Thanks

good video