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Loved it!! Really nice pro tip with the ViewModifiers

Great stuff -- thanks for the demonstration at 14:41 of how to do the custom view modifier

I spent amazing 22 minutes of my live while watching this tutorial

Thanks Paul !

This is cool because it's very effective in a short amount of time. 20 mn is a perfect duration for me to learn.

Cool as always! Thank you very much!

Thanks for this amazing tuto! Plz, should always pass Never instead of Error in PassthroughSubject ?

Very helpful thanks! Is there another Tutorial on your channel that teaches how to create an app that transmits as an IBeacon.?

Great Job Paul !!

Hi Paul, is it possible to scan and broadcast from the same app at the same? Like both app should display the message that this iPhone is near you?

If you had a course on full production ready swiftUI apps i would definitely buy it.

Hi, what is the App that you have used to transmit the iBeacon info in the iPad. The 123,456 is tied to the beacon? So if I got a real beacon, I would need to tie it to these two major minor numbers for broadcasting out?

Could you recommend me a cheap one to do these tests? Thank you❤

Note that in Xcode 11.0 beta 4 “didChange” is now “willChange”

can you update it with the latest Swift version? Thank you!

can we scan beacons without knowing uuid like near beacons we can list in out screen.

Whew... this one was fairly advanced. But I pulled up the apple docs for beacons, and now I'm glad I went through it anyways.

Hi Paul, is it possible to work with beacons other than Apple's? I have a Chinese beacon (feasycom) and would like to communicate with it.

This was awesome

Hey Paul! I loved your videos and it helped me a lot, but I came across some issues. The state did not change and the new state of distance did not reach the detector. I was able to solve it when I changed these lines of code. First BindableObject was changed to ObservableObject and ObjectBinding is now ObservedObject Second it worked for me when i changed let didChange = PassthroughSubject() to let objectWillChange = ObservableObjectPublisher() and didChange.send() to self.objectWillChange.send()

Great content, very useful for me. I don't understand the last minute or so of this when testing the app with a beacon. Everything works for me up to that point but I cannot get the app to respond to my beacon. I am using an estimote LTE beacon, I have also tried using my iphone 11 using the nRF App to advertise itself as a beacon with no luck. What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance

Why is CLLocationManager an optional?

This tutorial is for advanced developers.

I like the way your physical device uses 24h time. Now we know that you stay up late to do these videos ;)

As soon as i get round to trying it out, BindableObject is deprecated. D'Oh. The bleeding edge.

Why not using switch?

Would it not be better to create a stringValue and colorValue variables inside an extension of CLProximity or inside the BeaconDetector class. This would clean up the ContentView body a lot. Great tutorial anyway, Thanks. I love SwiftUI

what’s the beacon app you are using on iPad? thanks

For anyone who wanted the uuidString typed out let uuid = UUID(uuidString: "5A4BCFCE-174E-4BAC-A814-092E77F6B7E5")

I believe "didChange.send()" [one set of parens] works now.

Hi! Why you call super.init before setting all values?

I am really struggling with the didChangeAuthorization status func, when I input .authorizedWhenInUse I get an error & for some reason saying "status not in scope" I just cant find the solution, is there someone on the feed who could point me in the right direction please? thank you.

Great Tutorial. It appears Combine has changed, and BindableObject protocol (not recognized anymore) has been replaced by ObservableObject. With ObservableObject, the didChange variable can be deleted (Not needed). The @objectBinding is replaced by @Published: @Published var lastDistance = CLProximity.unknown No need to call didChange.send(()) (this is done automagically) . Last in the view you need to declare the BeaconDetector using @ObservedObject and not @ObjectBinding: @ObservedObject var detector = BeaconDetector(). Seems to have gotten simpler.