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I learned C for a semester in a college class, but i'm trying to make an app using audio kit on Xcode for midi as a senior project. You should include obtaining user input earlier in the tutorials!
Great stuff. I'm a Vet with PTSD and Major Depression. These types of tutorials that you do are not too hard for my brain to absorb and learn something new. I stay ay home a lot now and just trying to pick a new direction for myself. I find this extremely interesting. I have built my first little app but not published anything. Keep up the great stuff.
Hello Fire! Thank you for watching our content and I'm happy to know that our content helps you moving forward! Programming can also be frustrating and fell lonely (because it's impossible to know it all and it's a constant puzzle game!). I would recommend that you find a local Meetup or two and join an active group. It's awesome to surround yourself with other devs. I hope to see you again here and take care of yourself! Please, if you feel a bit down one day, talk to someone or call the Veteran lifeline of the suicide prevention! suicidepreventionlifeline.org/help-yourself/veterans/ @AdrienVillez
I rarely make the effort to log in and comment my praise for a video, but this truly is an amazing tutorial for any beginner. Many thanks for putting this all together, Ben.
I'm here because my partner is coding in a class and I want to be able to listen and understand everything and bounce ideas around. I had a coding class myself around 5 years ago in python but I learned that I'm not cut out to be a coder or a 3D animator and really disliked the class. I'm glad these tutorials are around to help me out
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I am teaching myself Swift programming and your tutorials have been immensely helpful. You explain things in a clear easy-to-understand manner. Thank you so much! One topic that I did not see in your tutorials was "Sets". I only know about Sets because the book I am using mentioned the topic
Hello, thanks for watching. Glad you found the tutorials very helpful! This is a good resource for sets developer.apple.com/documentation/swift/set - Kat
Thanks Chris. I have no programming background at all (I only know some very basic of C++) and I want to learn how to code. You're a great teacher and your explanation is very easy to understand.
Awesome, if you are a beginner with close to no programming background or knowledge and that our videos are simple to follow, then we are doing a pretty good job at what we are trying to achieve! Glad we can help! Welcome to the wonderful worlds of iOS and Swift and let's go make some apps! @AdrienVillez
My cousin was coding and making games for me and now he’s in computer science and I asked what he’s coding on bea cause he’s making a app and he’s using swift so I checked your tutorials and I learned a lot thank you
Honestly, this is the best tutorial I've ever watched, your voice is fucking amazing to listen to and you explained everything clearly and at the right speed. Thanks man!
Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I am from Germany and understood everything you tried to teach us in this video. I watched the video in tiny bits in the evenings, before I went to bed. It really helped me a lot and I will enjoy my holidays learning more about swift. Thank you very much and greetings from Germany
Chris I've use to code in the early 90s using a form of basis called Smart Project Processing; watching your tutorial has re-ignited my passion for coding. thank you
I've just updated my xcode 10.1 to 10.2.1 with your instruction. And now i found out i've been even keeping your swift tutorial. it's became too much of you in my life!
Using your tutorial to learn Swift. I've got no background or knowledge on coding of any kind but I've always wanted to put my ideas into an iPhone app. Hopefully i'll have one of my apps up and running within a year or so!
@@dev23566 I've had to put my learning on hold but I was making steady progress. Unfortunately life has a funny way of making things difficult and works become super busy due to COVID-19. I will be picking back up again once things settle down! Best of luck to everyone and stay safe.
These days of quarantine have been harsh at worst and boring at best, so I've been using my time constructively and learning something. It took me some days but I watched all tutorials at my own pace to make sure I understood everything, and they have been extremely useful as my first exposition to coding! I haven't really been able to follow along with the coding myself since I haven't got any comfortable means of coding (no Apple products and my computer is usually occupied, other than probably being not good enough to be used for any of the means you suggested to code with Xcode on Windows), but the main reason I've been studying is to attempt to enter the Apple Academy nearby, in which they supply their students with Apple products such as iPhones, Macs and iPads, so if I study hard enough to pass the entrance test (which I've heard isn't very harsh, a friend estimated that about 400 out of the 1000 people who apply manage to pass the exam!), I will actually have the means of using what I've studied to make something new! My dream job would be to one day become a game developer, so I was very pleased to find out that Xcode isn't all that different from languages more commonly used for developing, so I will already have a significant head start on these as well, and I do plan to learn at least the basics for most of them; but for the moment, I'm very eager to start learning how to make apps for iOS, and will keep on studying other aspects of Swift, such as the UIkit! Can't wait to watch the rest of your tutorials!
I purchased udemy swift course but your single video is more helpful, I am a professional android developer, recently working on flutter so I am here, and i learned swift in 3 hr,22 min,44 sec ,wow
I just wanted to drop a quick note to say thank you for your helpful tips. I tried them out and managed to get 7 out of 8 - a great improvement for me. Your expertise is truly appreciated!🕶
Thank you for this comment! Glad we can help you starting in iOS! I'm sure in no time you'll have apps on the App Store! We would love to take a look at what you make once it's live! @AdrienVillez
Hey Chris, I am a pm with my own thought of an app and I really want to get it running on my iPhone. Now I am not working these days so I thought I can learn to code and develop my own app, this is why I am here. I hope in a year I will be using an app developed by myself!
Great idea, use your free time for something creative! Who knows, maybe if you keep a daily routine of coding, you could be using that app in 6 months! @AdrienVillez
1:49:40 I think what u want to say is that the override code will override the function but when u add super.drive() it will also make sure to add the features of the non overridden function into the override function. Like u want banana but want apples as well. Anyways tomorrow is my exam and this is the first time I'm learning swift and u were a good teacher. Thanks. I completed it in less than 1hrs tho. Totally worth it.
Amazing video, you've got me hooked Chris. I'm a windows guy and I managed to get Xcode on Virtual box, it was a tad tricky but it's all working now and I'm flying through your vids!
@H R it wasn't a question though was it? It was more like an order as if I'm a bot willing and ready to supply you. You didn't think about saying 'please or 'if you got time' because it's all about you that kind of stuff didn't even enter your mind did it? If you want people to take time out of their day to help you, ya gotta learn how to ask nicely
Your course is fair and you are really easy to understand. I would say in the future to make sure and explain every little detail about the programming language you may be teaching before you continue. I realized that you are "Congaganating " using "\". This my friend you have not explained earlier in the video, but are using it. This is truly different compared to the majority of other programming languages, for they typically use the "+" sign. Just saying... could be confusing for those first-time programmers.
This is rather fun. VBA is actually my first programming language that I use at work for Excel template development. Learning Swift on the side for fun. Switching from Windows 10 to Mac OS requires a transitional period. I mean the Command key functions a lot like the Ctrl key on Windows, but they are at the opposite side. And I kept on pressing the Command key as if it was the Alt key.
CodeWithChris that sounds about right. Some things I was able to scan over as they are simple programming essentials. I mainly just needed to pick up the syntax! It’s great having all of the tutorials jam packed into a long video. It’s great that it’s all raw code in playground as well.
Well, glad we were able to help you! If you want to expand your knowledge, we have two full courses on iOS (Swift and Databases) on www.codewithchris.com We also have a community on Facebook to get help and help others. (bit.ly/CWCCommunity) Also, this video was from a live stream but if you want to get topics individually, you can find all videos on this link: bit.ly/iOS28Days Happy Coding! @AdrienVillez
if let actual.title = post.title { } or if let actual.title == post.title { } Why the first one is correct? I already knew Java a little but never imagined swift will be that easier or Chris made it look easy. Awesome job!!
Hello, this is because the first one we are "setting data" hence only one equals sign (=), we are not actually comparing it (==) . so its like we are saying set actual.title to post.title, if we set it successfully, then do this { code inside the brackets } - Francis
I am really intersting to learn about Swift and this tutorial is amazing but, when i go to another step to learn about how to build ios app ,ohh i got a headcache , thare is many keyword that i have to remember if i wanna to use, for instance , when i was watched about how to fetch api in the swift , ooohhh there are long procedure that i have to use, there are different with react native , it is easy to fetch api (json) with react native , just call axios or fetch and use promise ,you ll get it, so i know that why software engineer love native then hybrid, but since i realized that react native doesnt look good for performance ,optimization,weight because of node modules,larger size than native,and also over depending by packages, i have to learn swift even though that driving me crazy , but i know this is a process that also ive got when i started learn react native before ,thank you,i hope you can always update your videos with the good lesson
Okay, this was a good tutorial, and since I have a python background it was pretty straightforward to follow. My question now is, how do I build an app’s frontend ? Is swift able to do that or am I supposed to use some other tool?
Great tutorial, switching from Android Development to work on an Iphone app for work, this got me in the right direction and now need to learn the specifics on IOS development.
It's a very detailed tutorial, but kind a too slow for me. I guess it's just because I've experienced with other languages though, where as your tutorial is more for beginners. Thank you for your work.
Hi, I was just wondering about 3 questions 1. What is the difference between Swift and SwiftUI and the benefits in both and which is better? 2. Is this a full tutorial and can I after this be a full swift developer? 3. Are Swift and SwiftUI iPhone,iPad,Mac,Watch Compatible?
Hi, Saif! Best if you post this question on our forum community so that our technical support staff can help you. Go here: codecrew.codewithchris.com. Thanks for dropping by! -Arthur
Stupid is Stupid . These kind of people judge a book by its cover ! Ignore is the best strategy . Your video was so helpful . Thanks for sharing your talent .
Good luck!!! Curious to see this with my own eyes! Now, if your app is great and helps people create beautiful animations, you might want to reward yourself with some kind of monetizations. @AdrienVillez
A Big Thank You Dear Chris. I have learned a lot from Your this tutorial. I am from medical background but wanted to learn coding and your tutorial helps me a lot to get the insight. Salute Brother.
@@CodeWithChris Yeah! It's a really great tutorial, especially for people who've never learnt anything (I've learnt a few basics in other languages so sometimes going over data types was a little bit slow) but I'm sure a lot of people appreciate that you go slow (I know that I learnt purely online when I started and it was hard to find something that would explain things from the very basics. the tutorial is quite long though (I'm following in xcode and making notes so I can't watch the whole thing at once, instead i've watched segments at a time and its a good process) perhaps though it would work well as a tutorial youtube playlist? I've also already requested to join the FB page and I've downloaded the cheat sheet
Basically a less "pretty" python in my opinion. Coming from my python course in school, to doing these tutorials over summer, there are so many similarities, it is great. Although, a few things in this language seem a bit much, but i mean, it is what it is. I am taking a break for the afternoon but i will be back to complete the last hour! but you are great and are very helpful. thank you!
Thank you! Funny, first time I hear Swift I a less pretty python, gonna have to reuse that somewhere! Take a well deserved break and see you soon! @AdrienVillez
CodeWithChris I could definitely be wording that wrong 😂 but, not having to type out your data types for variables or how parameters of functions don’t even have the labels at all, makes things a little easier to grasp. Then again, that’s just me! Nonetheless, will you go into tutorials on developing actual apps?
OMG I WAS JUST WATCHING YOUR VIDEO ON XCODE,GOT TO LESSON 5 WHERE U START TEACHING SWIFT AND THOUGHT LET ME LOOK FOR A LONGER TUTORIAL ON LEARNING SWIFT AND FOUND THIS VIDEO,I DID NOT REALISE IT WAS YOUR VIDEO ,WATCHED 20MINS IN AND WAS LIKE THIS IS AN AMAZING TUTORIAL AND NOTICED IT WAS ALSO MADE BY YOU HAHAHAAHA,I THINK YOU ARE BY FAR ONE OF THE BEST PEOPLE AT TEACHING ON UA-cam AND YOU ARE SUCH A HARDWORKER TO HAVE PUT THIS KIND OF CONTENT OUT
Aahahhhahhhahahah "Oh wait! This looks familiar!" Glad you are enjoying yourself and having so much func learning how to code! Thanks for the comment! @AdrienVillez
Thank you for being here and learn with us! If you need some extra guidance to know what order to watch all of our free videos, we created a path: bit.ly/iOS28Days @AdrienVillez
Thank you, this was very helpful. As a new coder with Electron, the one thing missing for me was how to attach this to a button click instead of a shortcut key. Either way a point in the right direction for sure!
Yes, Apple devices still sell and iOS users is still a huge target market today (whether you're thinking of building a business or becoming a freelance iOS developer)! -Kat
If you are having problems with stuff not showing up in the console, like for instance: 'hello, playground', try holding the play button, switch to automatic and back to manual. It should work, worked for me :)
Hey Chris. Once I tried to learn PHP, but I quit because it started with elementary examples as it is in this tutorial. When I listen to and apply your examples, there is always this question in my mind: how am I gonna create my project if the examples are like var (a = 1). For example, what would help me is to see highly complex code written in Swift. I am like a first grader asking why I learn letters because I haven't seen a book or a newspaper. I don't know if anybody is like me when attempting to learn to code.
Hello, kindly post your question in our CodeCrew forum so that our tech support staff can assist you. Go here: codecrew.codewithchris.com. Thank you! -Arthur
It covers the basics of Swift programming language which will be the foundation to build apps and then you'll be able to move forward to more advanced stuff. -Kat
This tutorial will teach you the basics of Swift programming language while this one (ua-cam.com/video/09TeUXjzpKs/v-deo.html) teaches the basics of making an iOS app in general. - Kat
Ahahaha thanks for the comment, true Chris has a good radio/show voice. (Better than my Frrrrrrrrench accent) Yes Xcode moved to version 10 since the recording of those videos BUT the lessons are still compatible with Swift 4.2 -Adrien
*NOTE, standard English-language vocabulary* (not all vegetables are types of broccoli, and not all punctuation is a kind of bracket): *( )* := left or right *_parenthesis_* (plural: *_parentheses_* ) *{ }* := left or right *_brace_* (curly is understood: like _suspenders_ [in North America] or *_braces_* [in the UK], curling over a big gut) *[ ]* := left or right *_bracket_* (with "sharp" _k_ and _t_ sounds, just like their corners)
Your kind comment and your one like already makes a huge difference! Thank you for being here! If you want to help, watch the video and let the ads running or buy our lifetime access to the courses on www.codewithchris.com @AdrienVillez
When I was watching this video, I really wanted to know how to ask for user input. If there is any way, can you make a video if you don't already have one? Also I'm about half way threw and I love it. Thanks.
Hello, sadly Xcode playground doesn't have the option to ask for user input, you can however make a "console app" which will make it possible to ask for user input - Francis
I don't know... I wish people would leave a comment if something was not understood or bad, like that we know if we need to cover additional things, explain more a topic etc. Anyway, can't please everybody but when I see a 99.8% rate for Like VS Dislike, I believe we are doing a good job! (and don't worry, we will soon take care of those Windows users too!) @AdrienVillez
Hi Sir, I'm from India, I am also lucky to learn from this channel, as I searched For online courses to develop my coding skills, I currently have learnt C theoretically in my college.. now looking forward to learn more languages
Yes, (Taylor) Swift Tutorial! How to become a great singer on iOS! After all, programming is just like a big Love Story where you have to go and start to write code on a Blank Space. It is also important to clear you mind, Shake it Off and stay focus on your task. After all, all those lines of code are quiet Delicate and it really depend if you re ...Ready for It. With experience you quickly get your own Style and you can write some Gorgeous code and app too! Anyway, welcome to the CodeWithChris channel where you can learn anything iOS related. Now that you Belong With Me, let's get coding! (But you can Call it What You Want) -Adrien PS: in a month, we are Back to December!
How long does it take roughly to get to a professional level to persue a career as an IOS developer as a beginner & what would you recommend? (I.e courses etc) I'm in my early 20's and looking for a career change from being an electrical engineer. :)
It's kinda hard to answer this question because it depends on a lot of factors. But with your engineering background you should be fine. Just learn and start creating apps so you can build a competitive portfolio that you can present to future employers. :-) -Arthur
This tutorial will probably get me an internship with the NYT. Imagine the positive impact that your effort to put this together has on people. Thank you!
Good tutorial! let me ask a question to you. I am a beginner. and try to build a dictionary app. I have a database (json file size about 13MB) The question is where should I storage my database file? on a local or an online? Hope you respond to me. Thank you in advance!
Could you share your question in our community group here (bit.ly/CodeCrewCommunity)? Also please check the posting guidelines (bit.ly/CWCHowToAskForHelp) so we can help you the best as we can! Thanks! Kat
@@CodeWithChris Thankyou for recommendation as I am Android Developer and Now moving to build IOS Applications. Which of your playlist should I follow? Please send me Link and i have not watched that playlist yet
Do I need to be perfect to learn these or do I need to learn all of them in order to become an IOS DEVELOPER junior ? 1.Swift 5 2.Xcode 3.UI and UX 4.Spatial Reasoning 5.Design Guidelines 6.Apple Human Interface Guidelines 7.Networking 8.Core Data 9.Grand Central Dispatch
Hi, Chris. Would you recommend learning through your video nowdays? Im asking not because I doubt your knowledge, but because this is from 2018. Thank you!
Hi Rean, we suggest posting your question on our CodeCrew forum so that our tech support staff can explain further. Just visit this link codecrew.codewithchris.com - Pat
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which version is that swift 3.x or swift 4.x?
I learned C for a semester in a college class, but i'm trying to make an app using audio kit on Xcode for midi as a senior project. You should include obtaining user input earlier in the tutorials!
No it's not. The tut was a great help. Wish you would have a faster one for more experienced people. But still: great tut.
Yes, it is. Thanks for this.
Swift will be my first programming language, taking a leap into a career change this is going to be a nervous exciting time for me.
Great stuff. I'm a Vet with PTSD and Major Depression. These types of tutorials that you do are not too hard for my brain to absorb and learn something new. I stay ay home a lot now and just trying to pick a new direction for myself.
I find this extremely interesting. I have built my first little app but not published anything.
Keep up the great stuff.
Hello Fire! Thank you for watching our content and I'm happy to know that our content helps you moving forward! Programming can also be frustrating and fell lonely (because it's impossible to know it all and it's a constant puzzle game!). I would recommend that you find a local Meetup or two and join an active group. It's awesome to surround yourself with other devs.
I hope to see you again here and take care of yourself!
Please, if you feel a bit down one day, talk to someone or call the Veteran lifeline of the suicide prevention! suicidepreventionlifeline.org/help-yourself/veterans/
@AdrienVillez
@@CodeWithChris Thanks mate, will do. I'll check around locally and see if I can find some other likeminded people.
Keep up the great work.
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I rarely make the effort to log in and comment my praise for a video, but this truly is an amazing tutorial for any beginner. Many thanks for putting this all together, Ben.
Thank you so much for your kind words! It really means a lot!
-Kat
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I'm here because my partner is coding in a class and I want to be able to listen and understand everything and bounce ideas around. I had a coding class myself around 5 years ago in python but I learned that I'm not cut out to be a coder or a 3D animator and really disliked the class. I'm glad these tutorials are around to help me out
It's not an accident that you found us. Keep on going! And thank you! :) -Arthur
I have been building apps for a few months with swift and I learned it from this video thank you so much for helping me with this
Awesome! What sort of app are you building? Share it with us when it's finished!
- Kat
I fell asleep listening to a michael jackson slow songs playlist and woke up to this. How does this happen??
Wow, I don't know either. 😂
- Kat
Sanaz same
@@CodeWithChris What the hell. I was listening to piano music how tf did i get here? Chris you're a hacker
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I am teaching myself Swift programming and your tutorials have been immensely helpful. You explain things in a clear easy-to-understand manner. Thank you so much! One topic that I did not see in your tutorials was "Sets". I only know about Sets because the book I am using mentioned the topic
Hello, thanks for watching. Glad you found the tutorials very helpful! This is a good resource for sets developer.apple.com/documentation/swift/set
- Kat
Thanks Chris. I have no programming background at all (I only know some very basic of C++) and I want to learn how to code. You're a great teacher and your explanation is very easy to understand.
Awesome, if you are a beginner with close to no programming background or knowledge and that our videos are simple to follow, then we are doing a pretty good job at what we are trying to achieve!
Glad we can help! Welcome to the wonderful worlds of iOS and Swift and let's go make some apps!
@AdrienVillez
My cousin was coding and making games for me and now he’s in computer science and I asked what he’s coding on bea cause he’s making a app and he’s using swift so I checked your tutorials and I learned a lot thank you
Glad to hear that! Thanks foe watching! Do you want to create a game or an app?
Kat
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You explain so clearly building up slowly step by step, creating the need then showing the solution. Wonderful.❤
Thank you for watching! Appreciate it!! :) - Pat
Even 4 years later this is still absolutely amazing, thank you!
Honestly, this is the best tutorial I've ever watched, your voice is fucking amazing to listen to and you explained everything clearly and at the right speed. Thanks man!
Thanks for the comment! Yeah, time to send Chris to The Voice!
We should have a Live Karaoke video soon!
@AdrienVillez
haha Thanks Matteo!!
Swift is one of the few languages I've never used. Thanks for sharing!
Glad to learn/use something new. Enjoy! :-) -Arthur
Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I am from Germany and understood everything you tried to teach us in this video. I watched the video in tiny bits in the evenings, before I went to bed. It really helped me a lot and I will enjoy my holidays learning more about swift. Thank you very much and greetings from Germany
You're very welcome! Thanks for learning with us!
- Kat
kannst du swift jetzt eigentlich durch das Video will auch anfangen aber suche noch nach dem besten Tutorial
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Chris I've use to code in the early 90s using a form of basis called Smart Project Processing; watching your tutorial has re-ignited my passion for coding. thank you
Thanks for learning with us! Awesome to know you went back to coding. How do you like Swift so far?
Kat
This is my first program ever. Thanks for the tutorial.
You're welcome!
- Kat
I've just updated my xcode 10.1 to 10.2.1 with your instruction. And now i found out i've been even keeping your swift tutorial. it's became too much of you in my life!
Great to hear! Thanks for learning with us!
- Kat
Using your tutorial to learn Swift. I've got no background or knowledge on coding of any kind but I've always wanted to put my ideas into an iPhone app. Hopefully i'll have one of my apps up and running within a year or so!
With dedication, you'll be able to do that in less than a year! Good luck!
-Kat
Any update?
Update?
How’s your app going?
@@dev23566 I've had to put my learning on hold but I was making steady progress. Unfortunately life has a funny way of making things difficult and works become super busy due to COVID-19.
I will be picking back up again once things settle down! Best of luck to everyone and stay safe.
I already know how to code but had trouble picking up the syntax for swift. Right now this is the best video on the internet for learning Swift syntax
Thank you! 🙌
-Kat
These days of quarantine have been harsh at worst and boring at best, so I've been using my time constructively and learning something. It took me some days but I watched all tutorials at my own pace to make sure I understood everything, and they have been extremely useful as my first exposition to coding! I haven't really been able to follow along with the coding myself since I haven't got any comfortable means of coding (no Apple products and my computer is usually occupied, other than probably being not good enough to be used for any of the means you suggested to code with Xcode on Windows), but the main reason I've been studying is to attempt to enter the Apple Academy nearby, in which they supply their students with Apple products such as iPhones, Macs and iPads, so if I study hard enough to pass the entrance test (which I've heard isn't very harsh, a friend estimated that about 400 out of the 1000 people who apply manage to pass the exam!), I will actually have the means of using what I've studied to make something new! My dream job would be to one day become a game developer, so I was very pleased to find out that Xcode isn't all that different from languages more commonly used for developing, so I will already have a significant head start on these as well, and I do plan to learn at least the basics for most of them; but for the moment, I'm very eager to start learning how to make apps for iOS, and will keep on studying other aspects of Swift, such as the UIkit! Can't wait to watch the rest of your tutorials!
Thanks for sharing that! What are the other programming languages you have experienced using before?
- Kat
As I said, this was my first real exposition to coding; I intend to study other languages in the future though!
I purchased udemy swift course but your single video is more helpful, I am a professional android developer, recently working on flutter so I am here, and i learned swift in 3 hr,22 min,44 sec ,wow
You're so awesome, Rajat! Thank you for your kindness! :-) -Arthur
Very clear voice and easy-to-follow instructions!
Thank you!!!
@AdrienVillez
I just wanted to drop a quick note to say thank you for your helpful tips. I tried them out and managed to get 7 out of 8 - a great improvement for me. Your expertise is truly appreciated!🕶
I have learned more from this free tutorial than from Udemy.
Thank You.
Thank you! Really appreciate!
@AdrienVillez
As a junior at UCSC for C.S. B.S. this video was concise, easy to learn, and well put! Cant wait to make some apps to start making my portfolio!
Thank you for this comment! Glad we can help you starting in iOS!
I'm sure in no time you'll have apps on the App Store! We would love to take a look at what you make once it's live!
@AdrienVillez
Well done, Sir! Really helpful for me, even as a teenager.
Amazing! Keep on going! :-) -Arthur
Hey Chris, I am a pm with my own thought of an app and I really want to get it running on my iPhone. Now I am not working these days so I thought I can learn to code and develop my own app, this is why I am here. I hope in a year I will be using an app developed by myself!
Great idea, use your free time for something creative! Who knows, maybe if you keep a daily routine of coding, you could be using that app in 6 months!
@AdrienVillez
Just started today and I am really appreciating @CodeWithChris
Thanks for learning with us!
-Kat
Hello ...I am having some problems at lesson seven....my I am clicking on my main.storyboard but getting no selection
Excellent tutorials, Chris! You’re a fantastic teacher. I’m very thankful for all of the work you’ve put into this.
1:49:40 I think what u want to say is that the override code will override the function but when u add super.drive() it will also make sure to add the features of the non overridden function into the override function.
Like u want banana but want apples as well.
Anyways tomorrow is my exam and this is the first time I'm learning swift and u were a good teacher. Thanks. I completed it in less than 1hrs tho. Totally worth it.
All the best to your exam! Thanks for being so kind! :-) -Arthur
Amazing video, you've got me hooked Chris. I'm a windows guy and I managed to get Xcode on Virtual box, it was a tad tricky but it's all working now and I'm flying through your vids!
Awesome! Have fun!
- Kat
@H R huh?
@H R not very big on manners where you're from I take it?
@H R it wasn't a question though was it? It was more like an order as if I'm a bot willing and ready to supply you. You didn't think about saying 'please or 'if you got time' because it's all about you that kind of stuff didn't even enter your mind did it? If you want people to take time out of their day to help you, ya gotta learn how to ask nicely
Your course is fair and you are really easy to understand. I would say in the future to make sure and explain every little detail about the programming language you may be teaching before you continue. I realized that you are "Congaganating " using "\". This my friend you have not explained earlier in the video, but are using it. This is truly different compared to the majority of other programming languages, for they typically use the "+" sign. Just saying... could be confusing for those first-time programmers.
Thanks for this detailed feedback! I'll share this with Chris so he can see. :)
- Kat
Clear fast and straight to the point I love it! Thank you
Thanks a lot for watching!
-Kat
First watched your swift videos in 2016, the algorithm recommended this again, great to know your still going strong in 2021 !
We won't stop anytime soon, Malcolm! Thanks for checking us out again! -Arthur
Thank you for taking the time to make this video for us! I really appreciate it!
And thank you so much for taking the time to watch the full tutorial!
-Kat
thanks for this tutorial, it really helped. now that i’m learning and using swift, i subbed and i’ll keep watching your videos to learn even more!
So happy to read this comment. Thank you and keep on going! :-) -Arthur
Love the progression, great audio and voice quality, and logical and chapterized steps. Thanks, Chris!
Glad that you liked our content, Bjorn! All the best to your projects! :-) -Arthur
This is rather fun. VBA is actually my first programming language that I use at work for Excel template development. Learning Swift on the side for fun. Switching from Windows 10 to Mac OS requires a transitional period. I mean the Command key functions a lot like the Ctrl key on Windows, but they are at the opposite side. And I kept on pressing the Command key as if it was the Alt key.
You'll get used to it as time goes by. 😄
-Kat
This taught me swift in a day. Coming from a C# background primarily and this was easy to learn. Thanks a ton!
The time you took to watch this video, the Titanic sank.
So, did you watch the whole thing in one seating? No blinking?
-Adrien
CodeWithChris that sounds about right. Some things I was able to scan over as they are simple programming essentials. I mainly just needed to pick up the syntax! It’s great having all of the tutorials jam packed into a long video. It’s great that it’s all raw code in playground as well.
Well, glad we were able to help you! If you want to expand your knowledge, we have two full courses on iOS (Swift and Databases) on www.codewithchris.com
We also have a community on Facebook to get help and help others. (bit.ly/CWCCommunity)
Also, this video was from a live stream but if you want to get topics individually, you can find all videos on this link: bit.ly/iOS28Days
Happy Coding!
@AdrienVillez
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By far, the best Swift course I ever watch.. thanks master!
Too kind, thank you so much, Alessandro! :-) -Arthur
wow i'm already learning so much on just the first 2 lessons this is so helpful thank you I have actually never written a single line of code before
You're so welcome! Glad to hear you're learning a lot. Enjoy the next lessons! :)
- Kat
if let actual.title = post.title {
}
or if let actual.title == post.title {
}
Why the first one is correct? I already knew Java a little but never imagined swift will be that easier or Chris made it look easy. Awesome job!!
Hello, this is because the first one we are "setting data" hence only one equals sign (=), we are not actually comparing it (==) .
so its like we are saying set actual.title to post.title, if we set it successfully, then do this { code inside the brackets }
- Francis
I am really intersting to learn about Swift and this tutorial is amazing but, when i go to another step to learn about how to build ios app ,ohh i got a headcache , thare is many keyword that i have to remember if i wanna to use, for instance , when i was watched about how to fetch api in the swift , ooohhh there are long procedure that i have to use, there are different with react native , it is easy to fetch api (json) with react native , just call axios or fetch and use promise ,you ll get it, so i know that why software engineer love native then hybrid, but since i realized that react native doesnt look good for performance ,optimization,weight because of node modules,larger size than native,and also over depending by packages, i have to learn swift even though that driving me crazy , but i know this is a process that also ive got when i started learn react native before ,thank you,i hope you can always update your videos with the good lesson
Hello, thanks for watching our tutorials! You don't have to remember everything at first, it will come to you the more that you practice.
- Kat
This is the best video that taught swift that I saw. Thanks, Chris!
And you're one of our best students! Thanks for your support! :-) -Arthur
@@CodeWithChris your welcome!
Okay, this was a good tutorial, and since I have a python background it was pretty straightforward to follow.
My question now is, how do I build an app’s frontend ? Is swift able to do that or am I supposed to use some other tool?
I think you should learn swift UI
Great tutorial, switching from Android Development to work on an Iphone app for work, this got me in the right direction and now need to learn the specifics on IOS development.
Great to hear!
-Kat
It's a very detailed tutorial, but kind a too slow for me. I guess it's just because I've experienced with other languages though, where as your tutorial is more for beginners. Thank you for your work.
It's a good sign indeed!! Plus, you can use the 1.5x or 2x speed for the video from the UA-cam settings.
@AdrienVillez
@@CodeWithChris yeah, ive been using 1.5x speed.
Hi, I was just wondering about 3 questions
1. What is the difference between Swift and SwiftUI and the benefits in both and which is better?
2. Is this a full tutorial and can I after this be a full swift developer?
3. Are Swift and SwiftUI iPhone,iPad,Mac,Watch Compatible?
Please Reply
Hi, Saif! Best if you post this question on our forum community so that our technical support staff can help you. Go here: codecrew.codewithchris.com. Thanks for dropping by! -Arthur
3:00:30 I think the reason why your playground crashed when you put in carDB is because you meant to put Cardi B.
Sounds like...
Stupid is Stupid . These kind of people judge a book by its cover ! Ignore is the best strategy . Your video was so helpful . Thanks for sharing your talent .
Thanks for learning with us. We appreciate you! -Arthur
play at 2x speed saved me part of my life
Time is precious but don't rush things out (unless you know all the things we covered in this video)
@AdrienVillez
You are in my son's class!
Today, I start my journey to develop a 2d professional animation program for free on IOS. This tutorial is my first step. Thanks bro.
Good luck!!! Curious to see this with my own eyes!
Now, if your app is great and helps people create beautiful animations, you might want to reward yourself with some kind of monetizations.
@AdrienVillez
Chris’ voice is so soothing 🥰
Ahahahah thank you! Yes! A good radio voice!
@AdrienVillez
A Big Thank You Dear Chris.
I have learned a lot from Your this tutorial.
I am from medical background but wanted to learn coding and your tutorial helps me a lot to get the insight.
Salute Brother.
Outstanding! Thank you so much for learning with us! The best is yet to come for ya! -Arthur
@@CodeWithChris Now I have started with the Swift UI tutorials of You.
You are a great tutor and also a great motivator.
For those who know some code, or have learnt basics of other languages, the start of the video will be painfully slow. generally good though
Thanks for still watching the full tutorial 😄
-Kat
@@CodeWithChris Yeah! It's a really great tutorial, especially for people who've never learnt anything (I've learnt a few basics in other languages so sometimes going over data types was a little bit slow) but I'm sure a lot of people appreciate that you go slow (I know that I learnt purely online when I started and it was hard to find something that would explain things from the very basics. the tutorial is quite long though (I'm following in xcode and making notes so I can't watch the whole thing at once, instead i've watched segments at a time and its a good process) perhaps though it would work well as a tutorial youtube playlist? I've also already requested to join the FB page and I've downloaded the cheat sheet
Basically a less "pretty" python in my opinion. Coming from my python course in school, to doing these tutorials over summer, there are so many similarities, it is great. Although, a few things in this language seem a bit much, but i mean, it is what it is. I am taking a break for the afternoon but i will be back to complete the last hour! but you are great and are very helpful. thank you!
Thank you! Funny, first time I hear Swift I a less pretty python, gonna have to reuse that somewhere!
Take a well deserved break and see you soon!
@AdrienVillez
CodeWithChris I could definitely be wording that wrong 😂 but, not having to type out your data types for variables or how parameters of functions don’t even have the labels at all, makes things a little easier to grasp. Then again, that’s just me! Nonetheless, will you go into tutorials on developing actual apps?
Before you do this do you need to know how to code or does this teach u how to code
This teaches you how to use Swift. if you want to code for iOS, this is an important video!
@AdrienVillez
OMG I WAS JUST WATCHING YOUR VIDEO ON XCODE,GOT TO LESSON 5 WHERE U START TEACHING SWIFT AND THOUGHT LET ME LOOK FOR A LONGER TUTORIAL ON LEARNING SWIFT AND FOUND THIS VIDEO,I DID NOT REALISE IT WAS YOUR VIDEO ,WATCHED 20MINS IN AND WAS LIKE THIS IS AN AMAZING TUTORIAL AND NOTICED IT WAS ALSO MADE BY YOU HAHAHAAHA,I THINK YOU ARE BY FAR ONE OF THE BEST PEOPLE AT TEACHING ON UA-cam AND YOU ARE SUCH A HARDWORKER TO HAVE PUT THIS KIND OF CONTENT OUT
Aahahhhahhhahahah "Oh wait! This looks familiar!"
Glad you are enjoying yourself and having so much func learning how to code!
Thanks for the comment!
@AdrienVillez
Wow, I'm glad I found this video. Thanks, Chris and great job.
Thank you for being here and learn with us!
If you need some extra guidance to know what order to watch all of our free videos, we created a path: bit.ly/iOS28Days
@AdrienVillez
my daughter is only two years old and already on the same page as you awesome!!!!
Thanks for the support.
-Kat
Awesome tutorial to save time from reading the official docs+More info!. To save some more time, 2x or 1.5x :)
Thanks a lot!
-Kat
rarely make the effort to log in and comment my praise for a video, but this truly is an amazing tutorial for any beginner.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for learning with us! - Iñaki
So this is pretty much python?
I spent the whole day for this tutorial. Thanks a lot for sharing.
You're very welcome!
- Kat
I have a question can u create a video of how to create an app example chat and video call?
It's a little bit more advanced but we can always add this to our list!
@AdrienVillez
Thank you, this was very helpful. As a new coder with Electron, the one thing missing for me was how to attach this to a button click instead of a shortcut key. Either way a point in the right direction for sure!
Glad it helped! :) - Pat
Is it worth Learning Mac development in 2019?
Yes, Apple devices still sell and iOS users is still a huge target market today (whether you're thinking of building a business or becoming a freelance iOS developer)!
-Kat
@@CodeWithChris thank you sir
If you are having problems with stuff not showing up in the console, like for instance: 'hello, playground', try holding the play button, switch to automatic and back to manual. It should work, worked for me :)
The Playground can be a bit picky!
Sometimes it needs a nudge or a push!
@AdrienVillez
"John Travolta. I don't know why that suddenly popped into my head." 😄
Feeling like a swordfish?
@AdrienVillez
Thanks for this i have competition regarding swift and after watching this I'm confident thanks a lot
Hey Chris. Once I tried to learn PHP, but I quit because it started with elementary examples as it is in this tutorial. When I listen to and apply your examples, there is always this question in my mind: how am I gonna create my project if the examples are like var (a = 1). For example, what would help me is to see highly complex code written in Swift. I am like a first grader asking why I learn letters because I haven't seen a book or a newspaper. I don't know if anybody is like me when attempting to learn to code.
Hello, kindly post your question in our CodeCrew forum so that our tech support staff can assist you. Go here: codecrew.codewithchris.com. Thank you! -Arthur
Is it covering complete swift programming language? Is it enough?
It covers the basics of Swift programming language which will be the foundation to build apps and then you'll be able to move forward to more advanced stuff.
-Kat
@@CodeWithChris Apart from your course, is there any book you can recommend?
Mr.Sojek going through the official Apple tutorials and documentation of the language Apis
So Awesome. Thank you Chris. I will be ordering your class soon.
Looking forward o have you on board! For now, follow this learning path we created!
bit.ly/iOS28Days
@AdrienVillez
Whats the difference between your 2 3,5 hours ios tutorials in a nutshell?
This tutorial will teach you the basics of Swift programming language while this one (ua-cam.com/video/09TeUXjzpKs/v-deo.html) teaches the basics of making an iOS app in general.
- Kat
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this. Very clear introduction.
Thanks for watching and learning with us! - Pat
You have the sexiest voice; like the Barry White of coding tuts. My version says 10.1
Ahahaha thanks for the comment, true Chris has a good radio/show voice. (Better than my Frrrrrrrrench accent)
Yes Xcode moved to version 10 since the recording of those videos BUT the lessons are still compatible with Swift 4.2
-Adrien
Excellent course. I appreciated viewing it. Excellent instructor. Well done. Thanks!
"Xcode is going to stop complaining." 😂Where did you get that sense of humor?
Haha, we just try!
Wow! it's so kind of you. In China, we do need some tutorials for swift programming.
Thanks! You can use the auto-translate feature in the video settings. 👍
- Kat
something tells me to get more into this if i wanna program everything
Programming is a continues path or practice and learning with challenges and amazing rewards!
@AdrienVillez
*NOTE, standard English-language vocabulary* (not all vegetables are types of broccoli, and not all punctuation is a kind of bracket):
*( )* := left or right *_parenthesis_* (plural: *_parentheses_* )
*{ }* := left or right *_brace_* (curly is understood: like _suspenders_ [in North America] or *_braces_* [in the UK], curling over a big gut)
*[ ]* := left or right *_bracket_* (with "sharp" _k_ and _t_ sounds, just like their corners)
Thanks, Eduard! -Arthur
Dude, tnx for teaching me. Keep up the great job of yours! I would give you 100 likes, but hey i m allowed only 1 ...
Your kind comment and your one like already makes a huge difference! Thank you for being here!
If you want to help, watch the video and let the ads running or buy our lifetime access to the courses on www.codewithchris.com
@AdrienVillez
When I was watching this video, I really wanted to know how to ask for user input. If there is any way, can you make a video if you don't already have one? Also I'm about half way threw and I love it. Thanks.
Hello, sadly Xcode playground doesn't have the option to ask for user input, you can however make a "console app" which will make it possible to ask for user input
- Francis
The background is viewers friendly..
Yes, thanks for watching!
-Kat
Thanks for this i have competition regarding swift and after watching this I'm confident thanks a lot
No problem at all! Glad we managed to help you! :-) -Arthur
The 4 dislikes are from Microsoft Windows users. 😂
I don't know... I wish people would leave a comment if something was not understood or bad, like that we know if we need to cover additional things, explain more a topic etc.
Anyway, can't please everybody but when I see a 99.8% rate for Like VS Dislike, I believe we are doing a good job! (and don't worry, we will soon take care of those Windows users too!)
@AdrienVillez
@@CodeWithChris Very positive
I'm using High Sierra on a VM on Windows.
Succ it 🔥
@@rexbarr_5783 How did you do that? I have a Windows PC that I would like to run Mac on a VM in. My main issues is getting the High Sierra Image.
Hi Sir, I'm from India, I am also lucky to learn from this channel, as I searched For online courses to develop my coding skills, I currently have learnt C theoretically in my college.. now looking forward to learn more languages
Cheers, Shankar! We're cheering for you! Subscribe for more. :-) -Arthur
I’ll bet there’s one sheltered dude out there who clicked on this video thinking this was a video explaining who Taylor Swift is. ;)
Yes, (Taylor) Swift Tutorial! How to become a great singer on iOS! After all, programming is just like a big Love Story where you have to go and start to write code on a Blank Space. It is also important to clear you mind, Shake it Off and stay focus on your task. After all, all those lines of code are quiet Delicate and it really depend if you re ...Ready for It. With experience you quickly get your own Style and you can write some Gorgeous code and app too! Anyway, welcome to the CodeWithChris channel where you can learn anything iOS related. Now that you Belong With Me, let's get coding! (But you can Call it What You Want)
-Adrien
PS: in a month, we are Back to December!
But geeks knew it was a tutorial on how to tailor your Swift code!
How long does it take roughly to get to a professional level to persue a career as an IOS developer as a beginner & what would you recommend? (I.e courses etc) I'm in my early 20's and looking for a career change from being an electrical engineer. :)
It's kinda hard to answer this question because it depends on a lot of factors. But with your engineering background you should be fine. Just learn and start creating apps so you can build a competitive portfolio that you can present to future employers. :-) -Arthur
Chris! I just saw your link in the chat for a 28 day free "bootcamp".. I have one question. Why? this is amazing stuff.
Thank you!🙌🥳
- Kat
This tutorial will probably get me an internship with the NYT. Imagine the positive impact that your effort to put this together has on people. Thank you!
Awww, your comment made our day. We believe in you, Ricardo! Have a great 2022! :) -Arthur
Thanks for Chris。😀
I have a issue about last 10 minutes of this video seems has nothing but black ? 🤔
Hello! Yes it's just a black screen, sorry about that!
- Kat
Great to have the confirmation that it is supposed to be this way and not a bug. Still feels like an arbitrary end to the tutorials
Good tutorial!
let me ask a question to you.
I am a beginner. and try to build a dictionary app.
I have a database (json file size about 13MB)
The question is where should I storage my database file?
on a local or an online?
Hope you respond to me.
Thank you in advance!
Could you share your question in our community group here (bit.ly/CodeCrewCommunity)? Also please check the posting guidelines (bit.ly/CWCHowToAskForHelp) so we can help you the best as we can!
Thanks!
Kat
Thankyou for this, can anyone suggest where should I go next? I have almost completed this series which series of your next should I followed?
Depends on what you want to build. Do you want to create an app? Have you watched the Beginner playlist? bit.ly/BeginnersPlaylist
- Kat
@@CodeWithChris Thankyou for recommendation as I am Android Developer and Now moving to build IOS Applications. Which of your playlist should I follow? Please send me Link and i have not watched that playlist yet
Do I need to be perfect to learn these or do I need to learn all of them in order to become an IOS DEVELOPER junior ?
1.Swift 5
2.Xcode
3.UI and UX
4.Spatial Reasoning
5.Design Guidelines
6.Apple Human Interface Guidelines
7.Networking
8.Core Data
9.Grand Central Dispatch
No need to be perfect! Just learn as much as you can and always pace yourself. Best to start here: codewithchris.com/start :) -Arthur
@@CodeWithChris do I need to study all of these In order to become an iOS developer ?
Thanks for this! Really helpful to sharpen up skills that haven't been used in a while.
Glad to have you around, Callum! Appreciate your support! -Arthur
Hi, Chris. Would you recommend learning through your video nowdays? Im asking not because I doubt your knowledge, but because this is from 2018. Thank you!
We have new content now. go here: codewithchris.com/start -Arthur
Thank you so much Chris. This is the 1st explanation of Classes that I understand.
You're very welcome!
- Kat
I'm not sure sir at minute 54. Why the result is 15? Could you please explain more details?
Hi Rean, we suggest posting your question on our CodeCrew forum so that our tech support staff can explain further. Just visit this link codecrew.codewithchris.com - Pat
This is for personal keeping track of progress and isn't the point between the sections.
1. 15:17
2. 30:03
3. 38:13
Cool! 👍🔖
- Kat
Thanks Chris! It was easy and very helpful. I'm an android developer but this really boosted my interest on the iOS side.
Welcome to the light side of the Force!
-Adrien