Absolutely killer format! Keep these improvement videos coming! Really great work here. Most of the time, this is the kind of content I'm looking for - quick, informative, extremely clear, you get to see the results right away, etc. Bravo!
You are the only teacher whom I can listen to all day without yawning for once. Huge respect to your efforts and thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience in an impeccable way.
I loved to see some pics of your holidays and Japanese food! But this video had really some killer tips! I knew about the localised plurals to be added in the strings file, but your way of doing it was new for me and I loved it! Also, the range for lines and reserving the space is chef kiss. Thank you for bringing all of this to our attention!
I worked on an E-commerce app where we tackled a bunch of the issues being 1/2-line fixed here. Glad to see it for sure, I will make use of a bunch of this for sure. As for favourites: Auto-plurarlize is going into my project ASAP, scroll behaviours as well - and I'm glad to have a proper/uniform "No Results" solution now. Thank for everything Mr. Hudson.
It's great to know all the features, and the way you presented them is more exciting and useful than just searching through documentation and wondering where I can use them, if I should use them, or if they fit into my project. You also reminded me that I wanted to create an app using gradients, and now it will be easier. Thank you.
Superb video Paul, really loved the presentation format, you must have worked hard on this! My favourite is the automatic grammar agreement - truly mind blowing feature!
thanks for the video :) but.. regarding SwiftUI... don't know... It might be ok to introduce scrolling feature (and be exited) in, maybe, 2015, when UI was simple, apps were more simple. BUT now 2023, we have a lot of complex apps, we can build such behaviour using UIKit, even more, we can build this using Flutter, React Native. And, icing on the cake, it's available from iOS 17!! it means majority all of developers will be able to use it in ±2 years (some of them, me including, ±3 years) it's ok to operate in such way for pet project, but for business... shame on Apple. They work in the way, like SwiftUI it's just one technology, without alternative, but it's not entirely true
Apple should sponsor your channel. You explain better than them.
Apple documentation enrages me as hell. Their documentation is despicable and appalling! Not to mention Xcode being a piece of flaming turd.
Hahahahahahaha
@@LM-bn1wt Android as well it's so all over the place. Stupid restrictions and privacy crap is ruining mobile development.
Absolutely killer format! Keep these improvement videos coming! Really great work here. Most of the time, this is the kind of content I'm looking for - quick, informative, extremely clear, you get to see the results right away, etc. Bravo!
One of your best installments yet: Short, focused, with real-world examples. Thanks!
You are the only teacher whom I can listen to all day without yawning for once. Huge respect to your efforts and thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience in an impeccable way.
That (inflect: true) trick also works on the word "a" -> "an"!
I loved to see some pics of your holidays and Japanese food! But this video had really some killer tips! I knew about the localised plurals to be added in the strings file, but your way of doing it was new for me and I loved it!
Also, the range for lines and reserving the space is chef kiss. Thank you for bringing all of this to our attention!
OK, I will say this only once… 😂…. this video is brilliant! 100 stars. You win the trophy of the best SwiftUI video ever made.
Thank you so much for your videos! They're so helpful, thank you for what you do for the community!
You have the best SwiftUI contents ever!
I worked on an E-commerce app where we tackled a bunch of the issues being 1/2-line fixed here. Glad to see it for sure, I will make use of a bunch of this for sure.
As for favourites: Auto-plurarlize is going into my project ASAP, scroll behaviours as well - and I'm glad to have a proper/uniform "No Results" solution now.
Thank for everything Mr. Hudson.
It's great to know all the features, and the way you presented them is more exciting and useful than just searching through documentation and wondering where I can use them, if I should use them, or if they fit into my project. You also reminded me that I wanted to create an app using gradients, and now it will be easier. Thank you.
Liked it? Love it! UR explanation > Apple's.
Superb video Paul, really loved the presentation format, you must have worked hard on this! My favourite is the automatic grammar agreement - truly mind blowing feature!
Great video, as usual. I love the automatic pluralization of words! Thank you Paul for another great video.
We missed You, please for more 😊👍
Great content (goes without saying)--but you've taken editing and production to the next level. Nicely done!
This is such a great and helpful video! Would love to see more of these!
Love the slides on Automatic Grammar!
Wow! This was huge dude, We need part 2..
Awesome upgrades. My favourite is the scrollview api updates!
This guy is so great! Extremely smart and so good at teaching
Hi Paul! 👋
Thank you so much for the video, it is very helpful.
Keep doing the great work! 🙌
Excellent content, excellent explanations, excellent visuals. Loved this!
That was a great tutorial. I hope you had time to relax on your holiday. BTW: what does "EP figs" mean at 33:32 ?
EPFIGS is short for English, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, and Spanish.
@@twostrawsYes, because EFPIGS would be banned on this channel ;-)
These videos are so helpful! Thank you so much for making them
I really really appreciate 🙏 the effort in making this brilliant, crisp, clear, informative Video.
Thanks 🙏 for these updates 🎉
They are awesome!
12:40 .clipShape(RoundedRectangle(cornerRadius: 25)) //
Amazing video, keep up the great work!
As someone who (genuinely, unfortunately) is allergic to chocolate (and thus cocoa), I welcome our new bird overlords. Great video with useful tips!
This was so informative and awesome! How do you not have 1 million followers? 🙃
Line space reservation is an essential🔥
Great content as usual! Thank you, Paul.
Awesome, as always! 😁
Useful as always. Thanks a lot, Paul!
2:29 UA-cam's Like button got excited.
Awesome video, Paul!
Any idea why Apple doesn’t backport SwiftUI features like the scroll hinting fix?
Mmmm - milk roll. Sounds heavenly. Great stuff Paul, thank you!
Dude this is amazing. ❤
Thanks for this - and all your other - great videos! And even more: thanks for your donation initiative!
Thanks for the video!
great tips. thanks!
Damn, what an awesome explanation.
1:50 I'm watchin sumo live right now ))
I wonder what your opinion is on View Models with SwiftUI
Awsome content!!!
Super! Thank you!
Very helpful!!!! 👍🏻
Amazing! Thanks
Did we get those feature with the ultra?
So so sooo goood! Ty!
In your opinion it's needed to learn the Uikit for begginers for looking for an job
Lovely❤
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
thanks for the video :)
but.. regarding SwiftUI... don't know...
It might be ok to introduce scrolling feature (and be exited) in, maybe, 2015, when UI was simple, apps were more simple. BUT now 2023, we have a lot of complex apps, we can build such behaviour using UIKit, even more, we can build this using Flutter, React Native. And, icing on the cake, it's available from iOS 17!! it means majority all of developers will be able to use it in ±2 years (some of them, me including, ±3 years)
it's ok to operate in such way for pet project, but for business... shame on Apple. They work in the way, like SwiftUI it's just one technology, without alternative, but it's not entirely true
Anyone still learning uikit?😂
I hope not
Third! xD
Found your content too late
Really COOL!