So well explained. What I love about learning from Mark is how he provides the background context before and during diving into code. Off to have a look at his animation book!
It is clearer and easier in Swift UI than any were else. So much respect for @Mark; feels great to hear that voice and watch your magic again. Thank you Chris as always.
Hey, I think this is a great video and I think you should make a Discord server as there are a shortage of iOS ones and I think your one could have a really friendly community where everyone can gather up and ask for help!
Thanks for your suggestion, Patel! We'll think about it! In the meantime you can join our forum community so you can meet other CodeCrew learners: codecrew.codewithchris.com. See you there! :-) -Arthur
Hello, maybe you can check out the free ebook available? ua-cam.com/users/redirect?v=K00oSg1gm_0&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbVpFb1E4b2RDN0NnUk5OMEc0Qy1icjc2Znozd3xBQ3Jtc0trRzFScUFGV0FYZ3VhQy1sTklheGlxc2xydmVudjBmbXpFZzBSQWgtRXZRSGlrUXJ3bDV1aGt2YXg4Z0RvMm55RWhQMFh4ekJ0YkR5TEtiZGR2UVRRZnNaSVVyR3BCY1NSMUdTSjJ4U0tFS0NSNkV4RQ%3D%3D&event=video_description&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bigmountainstudio.com%2Ffree-swiftui-book - Francis
All of this works fine until you trying to insert some sort of indeterminate ProgressView with infinity animation (e.g. spinner) instead of "apple" or "cherry". The transitions between views with "apple", "cherry" and spinner would work fine, but the spinner would not be animated at all.
Hello, Jaime! Best to post your question in our CodeCrew forum so that our tech support staff there can assist you. Go here: codecrew.codewithchris.com. Thanks for learning with us! -Arthur
It doesn't seem so in XCode 12. But you can hold down command key, hover over and click on the opening curly bracket for the block of code you want to collapse; then select fold from the set of options that popped up.
What a great example to instigate more creativity when thinking of different ways to liven your storyboard!
Yes, thanks for dropping by! :-) -Arthur
So well explained. What I love about learning from Mark is how he provides the background context before and during diving into code. Off to have a look at his animation book!
Thank you so much! 😊
I'm a UIKit developer transitioning to swiftUI :) thank you for this video now I'm following up this tutorials.
It is clearer and easier in Swift UI than any were else. So much respect for @Mark; feels great to hear that voice and watch your magic again. Thank you Chris as always.
Mark's just amazing! Thanks for the support, Benjamin! :-) -Arthur
Mark has amazing teaching Method
Couldn't agree more with you, Mohamed! :-) -Arthur
@@CodeWithChris you also give the power to everyone to start doing what they love so thanks ❤️
Looks like you changed your camera ! I like that quality :)
Thank you! I still have to work on that lighting though lol I'm happy that you noticed!
Helpful tutorial..Thanks.
I just started to learn UIKit but it seems that I fall in love with SwiftUI, its so easy :)
Wow, awesome to know, Mohammed! :-) Take care! -Arthur
Hey, I think this is a great video and I think you should make a Discord server as there are a shortage of iOS ones and I think your one could have a really friendly community where everyone can gather up and ask for help!
Thanks for your suggestion, Patel! We'll think about it! In the meantime you can join our forum community so you can meet other CodeCrew learners: codecrew.codewithchris.com. See you there! :-) -Arthur
thank you a lot
You are so welcome! :-) Keep on having fun. :-) -Arthur
Really great 👏, thank you guys 😉
Can we have the code snippet to play with it further 😅
Hello, maybe you can check out the free ebook available? ua-cam.com/users/redirect?v=K00oSg1gm_0&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbVpFb1E4b2RDN0NnUk5OMEc0Qy1icjc2Znozd3xBQ3Jtc0trRzFScUFGV0FYZ3VhQy1sTklheGlxc2xydmVudjBmbXpFZzBSQWgtRXZRSGlrUXJ3bDV1aGt2YXg4Z0RvMm55RWhQMFh4ekJ0YkR5TEtiZGR2UVRRZnNaSVVyR3BCY1NSMUdTSjJ4U0tFS0NSNkV4RQ%3D%3D&event=video_description&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bigmountainstudio.com%2Ffree-swiftui-book
- Francis
Really good 🙂
Cheers, Laurent! Thanks for learning with us!
All of this works fine until you trying to insert some sort of indeterminate ProgressView with infinity animation (e.g. spinner) instead of "apple" or "cherry". The transitions between views with "apple", "cherry" and spinner would work fine, but the spinner would not be animated at all.
Thanks for sharing your insight here, Alex! -Arthur
Shifting to SwiftUI from swift and like to learn more & more
Yesss, that's the spirit! Keep on learning and learning.... all the best and have fun doing it! :-) -Arthur
Chris.. One suggestion , can I buy M1 Macbook air base model for iOS development? Or need to go with pro model?
For as long as your Mac computer is a 2015 version and up, then you're good! :-) -Arthur
I found using local variable easier for conditioning image transition,
like @State private var showAnimation = false; & set it to true onAppear ?
Great tip, thanks for sharing! :-) -Arthur
Im interested in the card slide transition, however how can I do it of instead of 3 images I have 50+?
Hello, Jaime! Best to post your question in our CodeCrew forum so that our tech support staff there can assist you. Go here: codecrew.codewithchris.com. Thanks for learning with us! -Arthur
swiftUI is so easy.
That's awesome to know! :-) -Arthur
How do you get your Xcode to show the ruler lines to the right of the line numbers so you can collapse the code in ZStack{...}?
It doesn't seem so in XCode 12. But you can hold down command key, hover over and click on the opening curly bracket for the block of code you want to collapse; then select fold from the set of options that popped up.
Hello, maybe this can help stackoverflow.com/questions/40285997/xcode-swift-code-folding-collapse
- Francis
@@CodeWithChris Thanks @Francis. Works perfectly! 😀😏
❤️❤️❤️😘
Cheers, Zaid! :-)