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Damn, I didn't realize that I was going to be able to work with the Count if I wanted to. All jokes aside, thank you for another super helpful video, Arrays have really helped me better understand code. Cannot wait for the bootcamp. Thank you!

These are good. Now I can understand what other lesser professors are talking about.

just now watching and doing these videos. This is getting me up to speed pretty quickly. Coming from a Claris/Filemaker Platform. Everything is still the same same. But nuances that need to be learned. Great teaching.

I'm in! I'm smart enough to own a computer, and I was smart enough to find $399usd. I've been to many, so called, emerging countries. The people there who own a computer can afford $399. They don't work all day for the next day's liter of petrol, or buy their cigs in ones and twos. I feel obliged to Nick, and I'd be ashamed to not pay him back when possible. And I couldn't figure out the coffee thing. Anyway, I just finished the Setup videos, and they are wonderful. Thanks Nick! You other people make me sick...

To avoid the issue with SwitchToggleStyle(tint: ) being deprecated, you can directly apply .tint to the toggle itself: struct ToggleBootcamp: View { @State var toggleIsOn: Bool = false var body: some View { Toggle( isOn: $toggleIsOn, label: { Text("text") } ).tint(.red) } }

Really easy to understand and useful.

It's so clear and useful, thanks!

Just wanted to say thank you for this content. You're truly one of the best iOS and Swift teachers on UA-cam. I hope you keep making content, specifically around more soft skills, decision making with a team, how to lead a team etc (all in context of iOS development). Thanks man!

I've watched this video, so many times. I cant see how this relates to real examples. I have many sheets. What is the 'Value', what determines that? You show the save view with a different number on it? I don't get it!

ChatGPT says that combining time with location would require an extension to do so, it a shame that isn't a standard part of of the CoreLocation library.

In case anyone is wondering how to deal with cornerRadius being deprecated, you should now use clipShape(): TextField("Type something here", text: $textFieldText) .padding() .background(Color.gray.opacity(0.3) .clipShape( RoundedRectangle(cornerRadius: 8) )) .foregroundColor(.red) .font(.headline)

Nick, First of all, thank you so much for everything you've done for us already. Your truly an amazing developer and person. If you can find it feasible to create a 50% student discount for us with an .edu email that would really be amazing. Either way my respect for you will never go away because a man who helps another on the way, has something good on the way.

ur bootcamps are unreal

awesome course, thank you bro for making this course

too excited for this playlist!

Let is a const? print() versus consolelog() ? This will take some time to get used too. Swift feels like JavaScript injected with Python. Still early in the game.....

This was great Nick. I took a class from Stanford and you were much easier to follow and more thorough. Great work. Keep it up! Write a book!

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in latest vesion of swift it doest work anymore :C

Was going to skip this video but it turned out to be pretty cool to learn how to draw custom shapes!! Tysm, glad i watched

Pity you content is so IOS based. I was looking for MacOS examples... Very educational videos though, Thanks

First of all, thank you for creating this library. After studying it in deep, every aspect of it, I found that It’s very useful for programmatic navigation in SwiftUI. However, while working with it, I encountered a few areas where the documentation could be clearer. These points might help others who are exploring the library: Clarification on AnyRouter and @Environment(\.router): The documentation mentions accessing the router from the environment using @Environment(\.router), but it doesn't explicitly state that this router is an instance of AnyRouter. Including this would help developers better understand the relationship between AnyRouter and the environment. Comparison between @Environment(\.router) and passing router explicitly: It would be helpful to explain the differences, advantages, and use cases for accessing the router from the environment versus passing it explicitly as a parameter. For example, some scenarios might require explicit passing to decouple views from the environment. In-depth explanation of showScreen and router injection: The way showScreen dynamically injects routers (e.g., router2, router3) is not fully explained. Clarifying that these injected routers are also instances of AnyRouter would remove ambiguity for users. Naming convention (router2, router3): While the examples use names like router2 and router3 to indicate the router being passed dynamically, it might be worth mentioning that these names are arbitrary and can be customized. This clarification would avoid confusion. Advanced examples with multiple routers: Adding examples for scenarios with multiple routers or deeply nested navigation flows would help developers understand how to manage more complex architectures. note: I used AI to format my text to be as clear as possible.

The async part starts @18:45.

I'll grab it on payday (January 1st). Thanks so much for all the hard work you put into making these free courses and helping out the community. Don't sweat the people saying it's too expensive - the price is totally fair. Thanks again!

this price is super low for all of your efforts nick, appreciate all of your hard work to make advanced swiftui knowledge accessible to all

Hey Nick, my name is Johnny and I'm a freelance logo designer, would you love to have a logo for your swift course and your channel to have a brand image your audience can remember your contents from and also can be one of the merch print you can sell to your fans to buy and own and share the words about your channel too? Let me know if you interested and I would love to work with you to design these for you! :-)

To use color literal do the following, type: Color(#colorLiteral( and press enter. Do not complete the (). Just type the open bracket and press enter, it will change to an image you can double click to access the colours.

You channel it's amazing. Keep with the videos. Thank you!

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Nick is the GOAT! So glad I found him and this channel, it's a great free resource for the New Year. Here is to staying consistent.

Fantastic

Had a doubt- After the last video of this series , whenever I am moving back from any screen to home screen the Navigation title automatically goes into the navigation bar. I have tried navigationBarTitleDisplayMode(.large) but nothing seems to be working. Kindly suggest some solution

At 15.00, should that not be a queue.sync? I'm confused whether it should be async or sync. I believe that if you're making it thread-safe, you need to use sync

hey Nick! absolutely love this course! thank you for all your hard work! I've been watching from the beginning! and subscribed! At around 5:25, you said the tab Item went with the extracted subview, and I was wondering why that was a bad thing? seemed like the code still worked and made the main view cleaner as you've been advising. Would you say it's better coding to keep the (.tabItem) in the main view as you did for clarity sake or reading the code back, or is there a different reason to not move it into the subview as it did automatically? thanks!

hey nick just wanted to say thanks; i'm glad to have a resource that lets me teach myself coding as i want to make my own apps and bring my ideas to life

Such a good tutorial. Thanks a lot :)

Great videos with clear guidance and implementation

I didn't understand why you created a custom ID instead of using UUID. How can there be two locations with all same properties? Every location will have at least different coordinates?

It's nice to know Nicks been at startups where he was the lone coder.

This is epic education. I love NIck's style. Can't wait for this. Lets get me a good paid internship in 2025.

Thanks Nick! I just finished finals and the temptation to not study and grind the basics course out was HIGH. Glad I am done and did well, and I cannot wait for the bootcamp...

This is the format that worked for me on .animation() post iOS 15.0 RoundedRectangle(cornerRadius: 20.0) .frame(width: isAnimating ? 350.0 : 50.0, height: 100.0) .animation(.linear(duration: timing), value: isAnimating)

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why i can't just always put [weak self] instead of cancelling tasks manually and managing them?

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Thanks a lot that is very helpful. You should cover how to store single struct or class object in user default along with image.