Hello. Great lessons!!! Are you going to make UIKit course? Despite of being old it’s used for many projects

Good morning Nick. Would you recommend using branches when working by yourself? Thanks

Thank you ❤

NIce.

Have you covered ideal width height, max and min height width in any other video ?

Amazing tutorial.Crystal clear.

❤

I don't see it mentioned very often but I highly recommend Git Fork as a GUI client. I have tried a lot of GUI clients and it is my favorite by far. - Lots of features but with a very clean UI - Is a native app, no Electron bloating - No subscriptions, just a reasonable one time fee. - Created by a very small developer team (2 people)

Time to buy the older version then lmfao.

Clear and concise as always. Good overview 👍

Image(systemName: "theatermasks") .symbolRenderingMode(.hierarchical) .foregroundStyle(.blue) Image(systemName: "person.badge.plus") .symbolRenderingMode(.palette) .foregroundStyle(.green, .blue) Image(systemName: "shareplay") .symbolRenderingMode(.palette) .foregroundStyle(.blue, .black) Image(systemName: "person.3.sequence.fill") .symbolRenderingMode(.palette) .foregroundStyle(.blue, .red, .green)

First to commeeeent ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

I hope I can build apps like you do in SwiftUI one day.. that would require a few more years of experience in the field I guess haha. I'm currently managing an app with UIKit :(

When you want to a wrap two stacks with an outer stack you can just highlight them and hit { and xcode will wrap them in brackets for you and you can just add the vstack or hstack

Hi Nick, Thanks for the videos. They are quite a bit fast to follow coding but I guess that was not the main point of the videos anyways :) I am learning a lot with you. Only two things I actually didn't get: 1 - I don't understand why you create HStack with spacing: 0? I thought HStack had spacing 0 by default. 2 - The other thing I didn't get was the offset -8 to have more space to press the button. How did you get to the conclusion of adding an offset -8 would make more space to the user to press the button? This just blew my mind here. Cheers :)

Thank you soooo much Nick!!

Remote music player app tutorial please

Reached the end, lets gooooooo. You're great Nick! 🫶

well done!

Hi there surya pavan koneru here, hope you are doing good. here adding edit done edit came for first most section only what to do to come for second section ??

Great content. Finally I'm understanding some concepts that was so hard for me!

welcome back nick!!! Been waiting so long for this series

how to make pagination for returned items?

Awesome

So glad I waited to watch this last video, I was about to start a new App with the old ObservableObject. It does make a lot of difference using the new Macro: less code, more clarity... well worth it 🔥

Very well explained!. Probably naming the ViewModel differently would have made it a bit less confusing but still, very clear and concise. 👌

Cool stuff Nick. Would have nice to see the iPhone or iPad UI condition code. I'm guessing you do that on the @main file? Initiating a SwiftUI View depending on device. Is that correct?

Oh yes, push it in, and pull it out.

What kind of joke is it 😮

This is really cool 😎

Thanks

Is this code on Github?

Amazing.. it was an epic lecture for sure!

Really good insights on why using closures to handle onTapGesture events for specify elements on the views. I didn't know the entire view would be override otherwise.

good stuff

Nice!

I liked the video but I find this example (of a button) would be better implemented as a custom view...

AsyncImage is not working in home screen widget. Do you know any solution for it.

Definitely gonna use the medium for a paywall 😁

19:27 The animation didnt work for

Thanks for this great tutorial? Where can I find the code?

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Excellent videos Nick. Thanks. I think that naming the manager class "ViewModel" is incredible confusing for us beginners, due to having the same name as the other 2 groups inverted. I also understand that is how the Industry refers to them. I personally would name it: MVM or Model View Manager. It's easier and far less confusing.

Yeah🎉 you did a great job

8:10 "We don't need weak self" hit me right in the feelings....

Is this video still relevant after navigation stack video? 0:01

@19:32. Doesn't swift infer from the parameter name that the return value type should be of type bool instead of void?

interesting i am absolutely new to swift, just learning the basics but have experience in java. In java it's considered an absolutel no no to use optionals as properties, but i see it's fine in swift

hello , i love your stuff , is it posiible to do a crash course on appwrite ? thanks soo much

I noticed at 9:00 when the sheet pops up, the view underneath it also slides down revealing a white sliver above both views. Do you know how to get rid of this? or at least change the color of it?