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?
Hello Nick. 6 months back I learned Swift and SwiftUI with the help of your courses, but I joined a company as a Django back-end developer, still I want to learn Swift, if it is possible to get a job as an iOS developer without proper company-level experience?
@@shreyapallan5704 You probably named your file and view "NavigationSplitView" instead of "NavigationSplitViewBootcamp". So when you want to create the split view within your file, it's trying to call your view itself and not the component because the names are the same.
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Hi Nick. Just a quick message to thank you for all the great (and exhaustive) content. My Swift journey has been a bit less painful thanks to you!
Hey, Nick! This is so awesome 🙌
Great Video Nick.
You’re my hero man
@nick - is it wise to make separate apps for iphone and iPad or create a single app with different views or like you did in this video?
A single codebase which if- statements to support different platforms is best
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?
Awesome. Thank you. I'm glad it's one code for both device type.
I jut need to figure out if I can show views instead of List.
God bless you and your family ❤
Hello Nick,
is there away to initialize the size (width) of 3 panels (instead of the default width)?
I don’t think so (could be wrong)
Thankyou Nick
Hello Nick. 6 months back I learned Swift and SwiftUI with the help of your courses, but I joined a company as a Django back-end developer, still I want to learn Swift, if it is possible to get a job as an iOS developer without proper company-level experience?
What if I want a sidebar on iOS? Twitter app has this. Substack app has this. It’s not uncommon. Is there a standard SwiftUI component for this?
There’s no native component for that. You’d have to build your own. Idk if those apps are SwiftUI
Would love to see the iOS 17 Observation macros here.
Hey Nick
Long time no see !!!!!!
Thankyou Sir, I found it!!!
Hey Everybody I got stuck with this error : Argument passed to call that takes no arguments, Does anybody know what is the problem ?!?
Same problem still scratching my head
@@shreyapallan5704 You probably named your file and view "NavigationSplitView" instead of "NavigationSplitViewBootcamp". So when you want to create the split view within your file, it's trying to call your view itself and not the component because the names are the same.
My struct View has the same name as the NavigationSplitView. This is what cause this error on my side.
How can I give you equity in my app?
The funny part I want to ask you about it