Thanks for the video. One remark. SizeCategory is deprecated. The alternative is dynamicTypeSize, that has a nice function called isAccessibilitySize to get a bool if the size is very big or not.
Cool video! As always, Thanks! 🥳 Can you record some time video about "privacy". Is it possible to customize the view with permissions and how to add them correctly when the user first opens the application and in general what permissions should be added... Very little information on this topic
“Cell” is common lingo for “reusable component”. When you make lists in UIKit, you create TableViews or CollectionViews which have “reusable cells”. In SwiftUI we have the same thing except the “cell” syntax has been dropped
Thanks for the video. One remark. SizeCategory is deprecated. The alternative is dynamicTypeSize, that has a nice function called isAccessibilitySize to get a bool if the size is very big or not.
If you plan to develop an app that EVERYONE will use, you have to make sure it's accessible by EVERYONE. Great tutorial, Nick
So good! thank you thank you thank you
Lots of useful insights in this tutorial, thanks
im very excited too learn something new, especially when you explain it Nick!
Hey Nick, thanks for this video it was terrific stuff.
Excellent lesson Nick… 👍💯
Cool video! As always, Thanks! 🥳 Can you record some time video about "privacy". Is it possible to customize the view with permissions and how to add them correctly when the user first opens the application and in general what permissions should be added... Very little information on this topic
Great video
why do you call a list section a "cell" is that a lingo or other framework talk?
“Cell” is common lingo for “reusable component”. When you make lists in UIKit, you create TableViews or CollectionViews which have “reusable cells”. In SwiftUI we have the same thing except the “cell” syntax has been dropped
@@SwiftfulThinking I see. Thank you for the response.