How to use Generics in Swift | Advanced Learning #8

[@philippegden9826]

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[@SwiftfulThinking]

🥲 haha I'm just glad you're liking the videos. The channel is slowly growing :) Thanks for the comment.

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[@kjlee7826]

Best generics explanation among what I have watched! You are so clear about what you are teaching! Thank you again.

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Thanks KJ happy to hear this

[@kavinda_dilshan_paramsoodi]

This is why I call you my SwiftUI Angle. Once I was going through a SwiftUI tutorial by apple that had something to do with a model called "LandmarksModel," and there I saw this . I didn't even understand that by then. But now I do, thanks to you.

[@SwiftfulThinking]

KD is back!!

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I can’t wait to see what is is in the pipes. This is one of the best Swift channels out there. No useless talk, lots of info! Great!

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This is the best advanced SwiftUI list I've ever seen. Thanks!

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Thanks Jose!

[@ojtok79]

Really fantastic start to explaining generics! Love it! Thank you.

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Olcay! Thank you :)

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Nick, I find ALL your courses so incredibly useful. I only started Swift in early August and have progressed a lot because of you. I am developing (for my own use - not for public use) an iPhone app of the results of each of your lessons basic thru advanced into an app. This has made me fall down many holes and I am better for it. Keep producing the videos if you have time. Many thanks.

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Thanks for the feedback Frank! I’m glad you enjoyed the playlists... I’ll be returning to UA-cam soon 😅

[@shadowbannedmel]

Really useful video, Nick. I especially like how you started with "CustomType", then moved to the "T" we frequently see in documentation and other code examples. Mystery solved.

[@Mahadev-x7u]

Thank you Nick...

[@mhmtkrnlk]

This is perfecto! Best Swift/SwiftUI Course ever i saw and i saw and payed many.

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Haha thanks Mehmet!

[@shadowseekerme]

Indeed how beautifully Nicks makes our head Swiftly interpret all that that's interesting, I clap for him also with Generics :)

[@maciusessa]

Very, very interesting video! I am looking forward to use those Generics in future projects. Nobody could explain generics to me in such a understandable way. Greetings from Poland!

[@pasha7324]

As always, Nick, very valuable :)

[@olhal5617]

Thank you! As always - perfect explanation!

[@TheseEyesSeeDarknessClearly7]

Is there a difference in creating the Generic View as
struct GenericView : View
and
struct GenericView: View where T: View
I used the second method and it appears to work the same. Just wondering if there might be some big difference I should know about.

[@magedmohmed4403]

Thanks a lot nick , you are perfect in explanation

[@zhanybeksalgarin8918]

Great job with explanation brother, thank you!

[@owenpeters8322]

Such good content! Really helping me gain production worthy knowledge! Thank you a ton!

[@hemakirthijayasinghe3039]

really helpful!! Thanks you so much

[@tas_araf]

Neat tutorial !

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Thanks for watching Tasawar!

[@TrueMomentsVelogs]

how we can understand the type of generic? for example if it is bool use this method or if it is int use the other one

[@ostanjaffcompany173]

Thanks a lot for this great tutorial.

[@SwiftfulThinking]

You're welcome !!

[@cinquain0]

Good job Nick

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Thanks again James

[@krakatoor]

Super, as usual!

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Thank you Камиль!

[@TarunReddy_RM]

let nick: Goat

[@eronas8794]

you are awesome

[@abdulr6511]

Thanks

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Thank you Abdul!

[@emdutt4012]

AnyType instead of T..

[@brucknerdevilliers]

Great, but some confusion between my three brain cells. I'll have to review again.

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Yea this is tough stuff 😂

[@hashcat5721]

10: 16 It is better to say that it violates one of the SOLID principles.

[@neneqixia4773]

Thanks

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