What's amazing is that I precisely wanted to make a task management app in swiftUI and was looking for swiftUi tutorials, only to find literally the exact thing I needed! Life is funny sometimes.
Karin, first of all, thank you very much for your video. I've been looking for good tutorials to learn Swift for macOS for a while now. There are plenty of them for iOS, but unfortunately only a few for macOS. Yours caught my eye because you program a mini application as an example, basically exactly what I'm planning to do. But that's already my dilemma. I can sense your expertise and experience in Swift coding, but the video is probably aimed more at experienced programmers and not so much at beginners like me. I'm confused by a lot of the technical terms you use, and the coding of the examples is so fast-paced that it's not always clear to me what you're actually inserting at that moment and why. I understand that experienced coders don't want to bother with the basics, but that's exactly what I was looking for: To code a Mac app from scratch, with a customized pace for beginners, but with an end result that increases the understanding of Swift coding on the Mac. Unfortunately, that's why the tutorial didn't help me much, but that's not your fault, but rather mine. I'll keep looking ... Thanks for your video anyway and good luck.
Did you ever find any good sources? I come from a Windows OS background but wanted to try app development on the MacBook Pro I recently bought. When it comes to Windows desktop app development, man, there's no shortage of teaching sources out there, but for Mac? Crickets. Most tutorials want to steer you toward iOS, but I want to try desktop app development. The Mac world seems to be pretty sparse on sources when it comes to beginners on that. Maybe desktop app development just isn't that important in the Apple world, unfortunately.
I have been up nights with garbage AI and this woman helped in an hour im talking many countless great projects that failed omg. Thank you so. much I dont trust machines esp AI their code is trash. I love how you did the nav split view or nav stack well I never understood I was good at c++ and not objc and swift mostly all cli mips lua guys I legit wasted nights so frustrated my mac probably wanted to cry .. You really have to just know and can't copy paste. Thanks again
Great tutorial, now I got really started in SwiftUI, it's much nicer than working with the old GUI editor and has similar functional concepts like React
Do you have any videos where you refactor and cleanup someone else's code. I find it's the best way to learn new topics because you always learn new ways of doing things.
Thank You so much for this tutorial! Is there a tutorial how to add attributes to an existing model? Adding a simple text-field for some details to the task will crash...
Very good tutorial! There is a question I want to ask. Why use struct instead of class to define your model, since struct is value Type, class is reference type with more efficiency when passing through functions
Hi Karin, nice Videos, thanks for that, was very helpful. One question... @48:30 you show one of your finished apps, there you have an extra Button next to the toggle left sidebar button on the sidebar. How did you get this Button there? I searched around the internet but could not find an solution. Thanks for your tip.
Great content as usual Karin. In the future you're going to do this with CoreData? It would be great to see Building a Mac App with SwiftData. Thank You
I just started the video, but the use of radio buttons (which are supposed to be only one-choice possible) instead of checkboxes, on the very first screen, makes me skeptical that this will be a good series.
This is good content, BUT it is way too fast. You speak very quickly. This video was evidently designed for people to code along, but you move so quickly that the amount of times I had to start and stop was crazy. I'd recommend pacing your future videos and allotting at least an additional 30 minutes for the amount of content you covered here.
I disagree. I think the pacing is excellent, and allows for a quick overview of the major features of macOS SwiftUI development. Any parts that need clarification can be replayed.
Learn more in depth about macOS development with my new course. learn.swiftyplace.com/macos-development-swiftui-course
What's amazing is that I precisely wanted to make a task management app in swiftUI and was looking for swiftUi tutorials, only to find literally the exact thing I needed! Life is funny sometimes.
Karin, first of all, thank you very much for your video. I've been looking for good tutorials to learn Swift for macOS for a while now. There are plenty of them for iOS, but unfortunately only a few for macOS. Yours caught my eye because you program a mini application as an example, basically exactly what I'm planning to do. But that's already my dilemma. I can sense your expertise and experience in Swift coding, but the video is probably aimed more at experienced programmers and not so much at beginners like me. I'm confused by a lot of the technical terms you use, and the coding of the examples is so fast-paced that it's not always clear to me what you're actually inserting at that moment and why. I understand that experienced coders don't want to bother with the basics, but that's exactly what I was looking for: To code a Mac app from scratch, with a customized pace for beginners, but with an end result that increases the understanding of Swift coding on the Mac. Unfortunately, that's why the tutorial didn't help me much, but that's not your fault, but rather mine. I'll keep looking ... Thanks for your video anyway and good luck.
Did you ever find any good sources? I come from a Windows OS background but wanted to try app development on the MacBook Pro I recently bought. When it comes to Windows desktop app development, man, there's no shortage of teaching sources out there, but for Mac? Crickets. Most tutorials want to steer you toward iOS, but I want to try desktop app development. The Mac world seems to be pretty sparse on sources when it comes to beginners on that. Maybe desktop app development just isn't that important in the Apple world, unfortunately.
Thank you for this! There's so little good up to date info on MacOS development out there...
Fortunately,iOS and macOS can share same codebase
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge, it is wonderful to have your explanations along with the tutorial.
I want to start learn SwiftUI via a Todo App. This is exactly what I tried to find. Thanks a lot.
Great stuff Karin, thanks for sharing!
thank you so much karin if you can do a full course on Mac OS apps with swift ui that would be awesome
Amazing tutorial. Underrated!
Thanks a lot. Great video! I learned a lot. I also like your fast style of presenting. No time wasted.
I have been up nights with garbage AI and this woman helped in an hour im talking many countless great projects that failed omg. Thank you so. much I dont trust machines esp AI their code is trash. I love how you did the nav split view or nav stack well I never understood I was good at c++ and not objc and swift mostly all cli mips lua guys I legit wasted nights so frustrated my mac probably wanted to cry .. You really have to just know and can't copy paste. Thanks again
Thank Karin. This is just an awesome project. I get to learn so much from this.
You're the best Karin!
very helpful thank you so much
Glad it helped!
you are the best
Great tutorial, now I got really started in SwiftUI, it's much nicer than working with the old GUI editor and has similar functional concepts like React
Thank you so much it is very helpful☺
super super cool. Thank you very much. Maybe, go by you course
Thanks so much! Like your teaching style!
Meine Heldin des Jahres!
I very like your video channel, thanks.
The abrupt code changes in edit and moving to another file made this very difficult to follow.
thanks more on this please
Do you have any videos where you refactor and cleanup someone else's code. I find it's the best way to learn new topics because you always learn new ways of doing things.
github can help with that
Hi Karin can you make video on concurrency concepts and mvvm architecture in swift in more details
Thank You so much for this tutorial! Is there a tutorial how to add attributes to an existing model? Adding a simple text-field for some details to the task will crash...
That’s what I need!!!!!🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for the video. I've learned so much.
Very good tutorial! There is a question I want to ask. Why use struct instead of class to define your model, since struct is value Type, class is reference type with more efficiency when passing through functions
Thank you so much for these lessons.
Awesome video!!
It's very confusing to newbies when you change your code mid-video because you realize it's not working, and cut some of the changes from the video ..
Hi Karin, nice Videos, thanks for that, was very helpful.
One question... @48:30 you show one of your finished apps, there you have an extra Button next to the toggle left sidebar button on the sidebar.
How did you get this Button there? I searched around the internet but could not find an solution.
Thanks for your tip.
i could solve this by my own. the secret is to set the toolbar at the right place...
Do you know any widget development ? Def would be interested in seeing a Widget & firebase data retrieval kinda tutorial
Great content as usual Karin. In the future you're going to do this with CoreData? It would be great to see Building a Mac App with SwiftData. Thank You
Why not use Swift Data?
Mam please start swiftUI playlist from scratch to end ...
I have a question do you have a course for iOS 15 Target
I just started the video, but the use of radio buttons (which are supposed to be only one-choice possible) instead of checkboxes, on the very first screen, makes me skeptical that this will be a good series.
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This is good content, BUT it is way too fast. You speak very quickly. This video was evidently designed for people to code along, but you move so quickly that the amount of times I had to start and stop was crazy. I'd recommend pacing your future videos and allotting at least an additional 30 minutes for the amount of content you covered here.
I disagree. I think the pacing is excellent, and allows for a quick overview of the major features of macOS SwiftUI development. Any parts that need clarification can be replayed.
I disagree, you can put speed at 0.25x
Because for example for me it is way too slow and I watch at 2x speed and it is still too slow
you lost me around 8:00 I have no clue whats happening I need something way more "beginner"...
it looks similar to IOS
Android studio better
MacOS shouldn't be done in SwiftUI.
Thank you so much for these lessons!!! I've just started learning Swift and these lessons are priceless!!!!