very nice, for your skip fundamentals course, are you planning on adding a section on publishing an app to the google play store using skip?

Looks good. I hope it is better than Kotlin Multiplatform or Flutter.

Thank you very much Azam. I have learned so much from your video. Great work!

Great stuff, always doing better and easier to understand. Thanks a lot Azam 😊

Do you happen to know if it can view Figma files and create swift code from the images to be used right into Xcode?

if I'm Taiwanese , I need chinese language , Is the video support Chinese ?

Part 3?

is there a way that when going back to previous screen, the tab bar is already existing?

Looks great. But at 30$ / month Skip’s too expensive for hobbyists/indies with just 2 or 3 apps. (Albeit there’s a free license if you only have one app)

Oh damn! This looks promising

just learn jetpack compose its as simple and in some cases better than SwitftUI :)

Thanks but can you explain like I have 8 apps in Apple Store can I convert them fast and easily to android or web services ? How easily and fast ?

what is this confrimation ?

When you go medium detent to large detent, the view in the background shrinks. Is there a way to prevent that? for example: 16:01

Sure you can read books about software engineering fundamentals like algorithms and data structures (too many developers don’t know the theory) but everything else changes too quickly to be useful in print - blogs and videos are more valuable, even for things like design patterns. Above all, research best practices, make the world a better place.

I was doing it for more, than 10 years. Big organizations not innovative and they keep using old stuff and not willing to rewrite apps. And here is side project where I rewriting it all the time. First time use like: Storyboards, Swift, URLSession, SwiftUI, SwiftData new architectures.

very cool. thank you

this is great

nice explanation

I disagree here. I would rather focus on what you will do at work. Specializing matters with the trend of AI.

Fullstack sucks. Same money for more hours of learning. Its better to invest time learning others thinks from apple environment(tvos, watchos, etc...)

I took your course on Swift Vapor and it was great . I have now moved on to using NestJS but getting the foundation and terminology experience before moving on was essential on my journey to learning backend development.

if you ever shared a project with someone - you'll know its very very hard to feel responsible for code someone else wrote. experienced devs know its easier to do it yourself, than wrap your head around others code all this ai coding hype is fueled by non-coders dreaming of becoming ceo, should be ignored

Thanks for the clear explanation ! 👍

Good advice ❤

So true.

what about Modal presentation? I've seen so many tutorials and non of the people talk about modal presentation while using a navigationpath in a navigaiton stack

Thank you for the wonderful video. I found it a bit difficult to understand the point about executing the login logic when the error is not empty. Intuitively, it felt like it should be the opposite.

Great one, thanx-a-lot. To be honest, I am not sure, when to build such application using completion, and when it's better to work with async/await? Are there any recommondations that I can take into account?

this is a top notch video, very professional. this channel just needs to promote itself a bit better to be more widely acknowledged

very good

thank you for the seizure bro u a legend frfr

Thank you for the review! ;)

Thanks for your effort Azam. I find your videos especially helpful in terms of being closer to the real world.

Do you know if this works the same with RealityView?

you're a life saving man thanks alot

Have you done the same but with Claude?

Thank you sooo much. You saved my project. I wish all good to you and your family.

thanks dude, u should make too how to revert to older changes like if u mess up the code & wanna go back to the working one like load save game u know

I am pretty beginner and you explained very well, I will stick to your channel for a while thats for sure. Thank you :)

Thank you! This is definitely a better way of what I was having! One quick note on the action for Button - would be good to avoid conditions in a button's action. Better to embed those in a func handleNextSection().

Thank you for this! Do you have an article or video tutorial on implementing navigation using the Coordinator pattern in SwiftUI?

How to build a framework so that it works on both iOS device and simulator?

I understand that it will focus on apps for iPad and iPhone and that it will also have a small section for visionOS. But my question about the workshop is: If I want to focus on apps for Vision Pro, will everything applied to iPhone and iPad be useful for me?

I understand that it will focus on apps for iPad and iPhone and that it will also have a small section for visionOS. But my question about the workshop is: If I want to focus on apps for Vision Pro, will everything applied to iPhone and iPad be useful for me?

When toggling a to-do on the simulator, the real device doesn't update the to-dos with the new state, unless I reload the view. Is there a way to fix this?

best practice is make a UIKit app and include some SwiftUI thing with UIHostingController if you really really need too

Thanks. Can we get access to the starter project?

Awesome, thank you 👌🙏

Great work!