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I either use .constant(value) or normal @State var …….. So why should I use the @Previewable? It still does not make sense

How can I use the multi-targeting feature in Xcode to manage multiple restaurant apps within a single project? I want to share common code and resources while customizing specific aspects for each restaurant. Can you provide a step-by-step guide on how to set this up?

Great tip 🙏👍👍 Yes I always love adding methods to certain arrays. Another way of writing it is: extension Array where Element == HealthStatus { } This is called *generics*

Great content! Just a small suggestion: it would be even better if the focus was more on the screen code with fewer transitions. Also, keeping your photo in a small circle in the corner works well. Thanks for the valuable insights!

Great!

Can we have custom images in Control Center? i tried but aint working for me

hey great video, how can i open\close or show\hide the menu bar item it self with shortcut or command, like i mean the app it self ?

Wish I would have ran across this video a long time ago mainly because “.gradient” would have saved me so much time.

does it work If I declare app intents in my cocoapods. Haven't been able to figure that out, yet. none of the documnetations talks about not having it included in main target

Hey I've been trying to use this with NSPersistentCloudKitContainer and with a watchOS companion app. Somehow this is not working. Would love to see an example somewhere

hi do you know if there is a way to track a specific items progress as it passes thorugh a scroll view? so for instance in a scrollview + hstack, when an item enters the supposed value would be 0.0 and as we scroll across and the item moves to the left edge of the screen, the value would be 1.0 indicating the item has passed?

Can’t you use material foreground style?

Thanks

nice idea but not usefull when you try to support ios 15-16=(

I had absolutely no idea about that autocompletion trick, thanks!

Thank you very much - I was struggling with the version number as I used flutter and had to update the versions in there - then the archive updated the version number. Absolutely awesome video - thank you again

It would be good to check out how this would work for success responses (code 200…299) that do not give us a response body (example: code 204, no returned JSON) :)

Is there a way to show a pull-out sidebar on iOS?

Hey! I wanted to try your project on my machine but the GitHub project is not up to date! it stopped at lesson 3. Can you update it please? Thank you!

Great video, keep ‘em coming!

The author did not discuss the topic with two versions of the application; usually during development two applications are released at once, release and debug. I would like to hear how to work in this case

This was super useful ! Thank you again

Fantastic, so how does the simulator show sensory feedback or will I need to run the app in my real iPhone to see it?

Can we upload it first for testing , in TestFlight , and after the test then to production ?

Explain why? And how you want to write a bunch of business logic in View only? View only is okay if you have a few Views with a small amount of @State/@Binding and some small functions. But it makes the code extremely complex if you have a lot of variables, functions, model structs etc. in one and especially in many view, wich business logic is even connected to each other. So it makes sense to use MVVM or at least MVC!

Thank you bro!

thank you for helping your video

Great!

Those are great new features to know and use. Thank you.

And how can i add a navigation title for the tab view? Because when i add a NavigationView, the sidebarAdaptable doesnt work... because my app works in ios and ipados, but ipados i want to add the sidebar adaptable, do you have any suggestion?

Some overlayed code snippets would have gone a long way toward explaining the differences between MVVM and View-only. I'm 7 minutes in, and I still don't really follow what's going on.

really awesome

Phenomenal content. So clear.

Is there currently a way in iOS 18 to hide TabSection headers in the TabBar view while keeping them visible in the Sidebar view and, importantly, while still showing the tabs themselves in the TabBar.

oh no, one more architecture. let me guess, it's better than all previous known

I'm quite new to swift and creating apps etc. I've made an app and it works (just a simple reminders app) but I'm struggling to get it to work with widgets. I've followed the widget part of the tutorial and there aren't any errors, but when running the app if I add a new reminder it doesn't update in the widget. I'm unsure of how I'm meant to get it to update once I add new reminders. Any idea how to do this?

Thank you! I think your WidgetKit tutorials are the best on youtube😄

thanks, very useful for me

Thank you so much for this video! Very helped😊

Thank you!

Sir can you give me a clear roadamap on how I can learn ios development in 2024 , or please make a video on it ❤

I followed every step and it only works the first run of creating the App group. I am using a Bool instead of String but as I said, only the first time I start the simulation it works fine. Did you face similar problem in the past?

Also available in iOS 17!

Amazing, I was looking for something like this for some time.

Can you give a link to the full video, please?

Thanks very much! I wonder what ControlGroup does used outside the menu?

This is a good example! I did learn recently however that although this modifier will work on most things like List and NavigationStack, it does not work on some things like HStack or VStack.