Great video!! I really liked this format. Also loving the camera setup/framing/lighting/background in this one. Super jealous of that new chair. Looks amazingly comfy. Great tutorial. Will definitely reference this when I'm sure I'll need it later.
Thanks so much man! Not too many people comment on camera quality, or setup or what not, but it just makes the video a whole lot better imo. So I’m glad someone notices .:] And yeah, I love this chair. :D
@@Archetapp Haha lucky you and jokes apart, I would really like to mention this that I have been following you since 2016 and you never disappoint me as a viewer to explain something or to bring something different from the league.
Mayank Gupta that means a lot to me. I’m always trying to see what works, what doesn’t, what I’d like to learn and more... I stress a lot about these things, haha, so I’m glad you’ve noticed that. :]
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Hey Jared! Welcome back! 😊 Great content as usual, and straight to the point which I really like! Short and informative videos like these are great! But I do want to point out that it’s really hard to read the code on a mobile screen (even on 1080p). Try hiding the non-essential parts and really focus on the code. No need for the Project navigator pane, nor the pane on the right (I always forget the name of it). You can also make the preview part a bit smaller and really zoom in to the code. Just my opinions.
Thanks for the feedback! Its always hard to find the balance, haha, I will try and do something like that in the future. I tried to make the code bigger, which I think helps... but still yeah, could be better. :]
Awesome video dude... you definitely deserve more subs. I'm new to SwiftUI and Swift in general but like everything Apple does I hated it at first and now I can't ever go back to React and Java. Swift did to the same thing to Kotlin that the iPad did to the iPhone... at first it's like 'what's the point???'... but then you try it and now I can't remember the last time I shit without my iPad.
Can you discuss how you learn(ed) programming? Not fundamentals stuff like loops, variables, functions..., but understanding how to read the Swift API docs and translate into a program. It seems like you are showing us the solutions, but not how you actually worked through it... your thinking process, your trial and error stuff. Just a suggestion for a demonstration.
360p Squad. Hope you guys enjoy! This format of video was a little faster than usual, but I think I just wanted to blow past the parts that are super obvious, and focus more on the explanation of things. Any suggestions/comments, would love to hear! :]
Hey Jared, Im wanting to take it a step further and instead of creating a QR fro url but from text input with the app and then keep it there until the text is deleted. Is this possible?
I have always been a little confused about image processing or frankly speaking the whole core image library. Don't know why. Any suggestion how to overcome the fear?
Quick and easy implementation, however I did notice the performance isn’t the best. Takes a second to generate whereas the zxing library on android is pretty much instantaneous. Any reasoning to the delay with built in functionality?
This is an amazing tutorial I've been looking for this for a while now. Do you know if there is a way to have a QR code specific to a user? Similar to Instagram or Snapchat
Honestly, the fact that you can put any string into the qrcode makes it all possible. Like, for the project I'm working on right now, we'd basically have the url as : www.project.com/user/{INSERT-USER-ID} That way it's a specific string to that specific user. Hope that makes sense! :]
Well done. So fast and to the point without diverting...this video is a gem. You still managed to cover the "gotchas" as well.
Great video!! I really liked this format. Also loving the camera setup/framing/lighting/background in this one. Super jealous of that new chair. Looks amazingly comfy. Great tutorial. Will definitely reference this when I'm sure I'll need it later.
Thanks so much man! Not too many people comment on camera quality, or setup or what not, but it just makes the video a whole lot better imo. So I’m glad someone notices .:]
And yeah, I love this chair. :D
Good to see QR code implementation in SwiftUI, trying doing the same right away and I saw how you are flaunting that new chair 😍
Shhhh... It's my precious, haha. Amazing chair honestly.
@@Archetapp Haha lucky you and jokes apart, I would really like to mention this that I have been following you since 2016 and you never disappoint me as a viewer to explain something or to bring something different from the league.
Mayank Gupta that means a lot to me. I’m always trying to see what works, what doesn’t, what I’d like to learn and more... I stress a lot about these things, haha, so I’m glad you’ve noticed that. :]
Hey Jared! Welcome back! 😊 Great content as usual, and straight to the point which I really like! Short and informative videos like these are great!
But I do want to point out that it’s really hard to read the code on a mobile screen (even on 1080p). Try hiding the non-essential parts and really focus on the code. No need for the Project navigator pane, nor the pane on the right (I always forget the name of it). You can also make the preview part a bit smaller and really zoom in to the code. Just my opinions.
Thanks for the feedback! Its always hard to find the balance, haha, I will try and do something like that in the future. I tried to make the code bigger, which I think helps... but still yeah, could be better. :]
Awesome video dude... you definitely deserve more subs. I'm new to SwiftUI and Swift in general but like everything Apple does I hated it at first and now I can't ever go back to React and Java. Swift did to the same thing to Kotlin that the iPad did to the iPhone... at first it's like 'what's the point???'... but then you try it and now I can't remember the last time I shit without my iPad.
Can you discuss how you learn(ed) programming? Not fundamentals stuff like loops, variables, functions..., but understanding how to read the Swift API docs and translate into a program. It seems like you are showing us the solutions, but not how you actually worked through it... your thinking process, your trial and error stuff. Just a suggestion for a demonstration.
Very clear and easy to understand, thank you !
360p Squad. Hope you guys enjoy! This format of video was a little faster than usual, but I think I just wanted to blow past the parts that are super obvious, and focus more on the explanation of things. Any suggestions/comments, would love to hear! :]
Ok are the best teacher I’ve ever had
Nice Video very easy to understand thanks
I like the delivery!
Thanks, it helped me a lot!
I like these quick videos!
Awesome to hear! :]
awesome as usual
In my code it just says "Result of "QRCodeView" initialiser is unused" Why do you think at does that?
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Nice!
thank you for your help!
Thanks for the video. Could you show how to do a QRCode for vCard & WiFi settings using SwiftUI? Thanks in advance.
did you ever learn how to make a vcard
?
Hi Jared! Welcome back😀
Thanks!
Very helpful good job! 👏🏻
Dimitris Theo Thanks!! :]
Hey Jared, Im wanting to take it a step further and instead of creating a QR fro url but from text input with the app and then keep it there until the text is deleted. Is this possible?
I have always been a little confused about image processing or frankly speaking the whole core image library. Don't know why. Any suggestion how to overcome the fear?
Quick and easy implementation, however I did notice the performance isn’t the best. Takes a second to generate whereas the zxing library on android is pretty much instantaneous. Any reasoning to the delay with built in functionality?
Hi Jared, How would one add a logo in the middle of the generated QR code?
This is an amazing tutorial I've been looking for this for a while now. Do you know if there is a way to have a QR code specific to a user? Similar to Instagram or Snapchat
Honestly, the fact that you can put any string into the qrcode makes it all possible. Like, for the project I'm working on right now, we'd basically have the url as : www.project.com/user/{INSERT-USER-ID}
That way it's a specific string to that specific user. Hope that makes sense! :]
@@Archetapp It does thank you for the help and keep up the good work
u also should read a bit of what QRcode is and how to use it en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_code
Should you provide a content of how to use VStack e HStack in swift and how to use constraints
Awesome ! :)
Thanks! :]
So 'small' screen resolution!
Will make it even bigger next time. Sorry about that.
@@Archetapp 😊