The best and hight quality content I ever seen, your channel will be the highly recommended to the beginners. After watching your knowledge sharing you deserve a like and subscribe 👍
17:42 what’s the idiomatic way to handle deeply passed binding vars. For example, putting darkModeEnabled at to top of the view hierarchy and maybe ten constructors down are using it
I love you videos: your teaching method is great .... ...however the stereo music at the start almost gives me a headache i think it would be fine if not stereo... i always listen with a headset do as not to both my hubby Just to let you know...Judy oh, i just read the comment below, larger font would really help me too : ) thanks for your tutorials!
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. One suggestion for improving the video would be to expand the Xcode interface to fill the screen or increase the font size, as small text can be difficult to read for viewers with visual impairments.
Thank you so much - this is the best explanation I've found, very easy to understand and love the way you simplify the concept and give concrete examples.
Thanks for the explaining but why when you change the value binding on the dismiss button doesnt change the color to white line 24-25 Text? so the if for that propouse dont know about that change? how can refresh the whole view?
I’m mostly putting courses on my website now. Udemy will be courses with a limited feature set. My site will contain the course with the full feature set. I recommend just buying straight from my site
For anyone else confused about the relationship between the @State property on ContentView and the @Binding property on Detail View, it's worth noting that even though they're bound they are not the same property and can be named independently for e.g struct ContentView: View { @State private var showDetailViewContentView = false ... struct DetailView: View { @Binding var showDetailViewDetailView: Bool ... Then passed in as such .fullScreenCover(isPresented: $showDetailViewContentView, content: { DetailView(showDetailViewDetailView: $showDetailViewContentView) }) Not that you'd ever want to do it this way, but for me realising this helped visualise the handing off of data from one view to another where the property names are the same, something I personally struggle with.
amazing video
best explanation I found. Thank you sir
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Your lectures have changed my Life! Thank you so much My Hero
The best and hight quality content I ever seen, your channel will be the highly recommended to the beginners. After watching your knowledge sharing you deserve a like and subscribe 👍
Your teaching style is very easy to understand. This cleared my confusion very quickly. Thank you 🙏
happy to see you back again !! you are probably the best IOS coach on youtube!
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Best explanation I found so far. What I like the most about your approach is mixing infographics while explaining. Please keep it up!
17:42 what’s the idiomatic way to handle deeply passed binding vars. For example, putting darkModeEnabled at to top of the view hierarchy and maybe ten constructors down are using it
Very useful and simple explanation thanks
Very high quality content, completely understood. Thanks a lot.
I love you videos: your teaching method is great ....
...however the stereo music at the start almost gives me a headache
i think it would be fine if not stereo... i always listen with a headset do
as not to both my hubby
Just to let you know...Judy
oh, i just read the comment below, larger font would really help
me too : ) thanks for your tutorials!
This has helped me building up my basics.. Keep it up. ❤
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. One suggestion for improving the video would be to expand the Xcode interface to fill the screen or increase the font size, as small text can be difficult to read for viewers with visual impairments.
Great video! You made it simple to understand with good examples. Thanks! Now Subscribed...🤩
Thank you so much - this is the best explanation I've found, very easy to understand and love the way you simplify the concept and give concrete examples.
Very nice, merci!
12:55 when you dismiss the drawer by swiping down, how do you show it again declaratively? Do you have to cycle the showDrawer to false and then true?
I got more knowledge from this aswesome video. Thank you so much!
Very useful thanks 🙏🏼
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thank you nice tutorial
awesome, thanks
I like how you explain these concepts, can you make a tutorial about async await?
I have one! It’s my ‘Network Like A Pro’ video
that was quality content man, thanks for the awesome explanations
Finally I got! Thank you for that
Keep making videos man! I have been teaching myself swift, and this video was super helpful.
Absolutely killer vid, thanks
Thanks for the explaining but why when you change the value binding on the dismiss button doesnt change the color to white line 24-25 Text? so the if for that propouse dont know about that change? how can refresh the whole view?
Great tutorial. Thanks.
Thanks for the video!
Nice explanation, Thanks a lot
Really nice explanation, thank you
You are welcome!
This is awesome thanks! But can you explain how you would set new values to the binding if it is not a Bool? Say a string. Compiler won’t let me.
❤ simple
Can this be implemented on any app, anywhere in terms of a new swiftUI project ?
Yes!
CAN YOU BRING NICE COMBINE FRAMEWORK VIDEOS?
Amazing explanation bro, hope you can create more courses on Udemy as well.
I’m mostly putting courses on my website now. Udemy will be courses with a limited feature set. My site will contain the course with the full feature set. I recommend just buying straight from my site
For anyone else confused about the relationship between the @State property on ContentView and the @Binding property on Detail View, it's worth noting that even though they're bound they are not the same property and can be named independently for e.g
struct ContentView: View {
@State private var showDetailViewContentView = false
...
struct DetailView: View {
@Binding var showDetailViewDetailView: Bool
...
Then passed in as such
.fullScreenCover(isPresented: $showDetailViewContentView, content: {
DetailView(showDetailViewDetailView: $showDetailViewContentView)
})
Not that you'd ever want to do it this way, but for me realising this helped visualise the handing off of data from one view to another where the property names are the same, something I personally struggle with.
Awesome for me! (noob)
great video, but please stop speaking only to my right ear :( maybe go for mono?