on point? lol, she does all the other stuff and missing out the main thing we have to skip skip skip skip forever until we actually see she's using the binding
Great Video as always, but is it possible to get your Scribble proppertyWrapper.jpg ?? Would be really helpful to decide what Wrapper you should use. Danke :)
I'm wondering about calling methods from within subviews, especially in an MVVM context. Let's say that the slider also needed to call some function on the PhotoEditorViewModel. Would you pass in the viewmodel and then call it from within the subview like: vm.someMethod() ?
This is a good question. Private is used for access control, so no one can change the property from the outside (a parent view). @State is used for properties that are owned by the view and thus should not be set from the outside. To enforce this it is common practice to make @State private. The situation is quite different for @Binding properties, which require to be set from the outside of the view. If you try to set a value like @Binding var property: Bool = "this will give an error". We cannot make @Binding private or the property would not be able to get the value from its parent view. This question actually highlights the difference between @State and @Binding 😁.
I like white background. You can change your screen brightness. Even set an accessibility shortcut so that a triple press of the side button sets Reduce White Point, which can make the screen as dark as you want.
Hello Ma’am , I stuck in my project. How to enable button once every 2 hours, when user tap on then button is disabled for next 2 hours? Please make a video in SwiftUI !
Hi from Morocco, thank you for all your tutorials, I found the helpful.
better than bootcamps and pricey courses, amazing.. thank you
Thank you very much for the video and the explanation between the different ways to pass data between views !
Terrific work! Thanks for taking the time to share. 🙏
Well crafted tutorial, Thanks!
Thank you for the video! Loud and clear :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
You had me at the kitten pictures! I really enjoy your videos, keep them coming, great work!!
Your videos are always on point. Amazing work!
on point? lol, she does all the other stuff and missing out the main thing we have to skip skip skip skip forever until we actually see she's using the binding
Karin, thanks you so much for your efforts. You are doing such a great job!
Thank you Anton ;)
Thanks for your video tutorial. Your explanation as well as example code is very clear and to the point.
Great Video as always, but is it possible to get your Scribble proppertyWrapper.jpg ?? Would be really helpful to decide what Wrapper you should use. Danke :)
Thanks!
Great videos! looking forward to more :)
greetings from mainz
Thank you
thanks for the video, can you please provide the documents that helped you to understand it ?
awesome. can you create example more for StateObject and ObservedObject. Thank you
I'm wondering about calling methods from within subviews, especially in an MVVM context. Let's say that the slider also needed to call some function on the PhotoEditorViewModel. Would you pass in the viewmodel and then call it from within the subview like: vm.someMethod() ?
i dont understand why there is no initializer in the struct you created
At 1:01 of the video you said I could find pictures of the video in the description. I can't find them. Is there any way you can help with that?
Sorry you are right. I forgot to link the picture. The link is here github.com/gahntpo/swiftui-property-wrapper
Hi Karin! Do you provide courses at Udemy, as well?
Thanks
Shouldn't your @State and @Binding properties be private?
This is a good question. Private is used for access control, so no one can change the property from the outside (a parent view). @State is used for properties that are owned by the view and thus should not be set from the outside. To enforce this it is common practice to make @State private. The situation is quite different for @Binding properties, which require to be set from the outside of the view. If you try to set a value like @Binding var property: Bool = "this will give an error". We cannot make @Binding private or the property would not be able to get the value from its parent view. This question actually highlights the difference between @State and @Binding 😁.
Please use dark mode on your tutorials. I really like your teaching style and want to follow but lıght mode burns my eyes. Please
I like white background.
You can change your screen brightness. Even set an accessibility shortcut so that a triple press of the side button sets Reduce White Point, which can make the screen as dark as you want.
Absolutely agree
Hello Ma’am , I stuck in my project. How to enable button once every 2 hours, when user tap on then button is disabled for next 2 hours? Please make a video in SwiftUI !
she does all the other stuff and missing out the main thing we have to skip skip skip skip forever until we actually see she's using the binding