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thanks a lot for sharing this video . I understood clearly.

Finally!! This video is so far the best one I've come accross. CodePro makes it look so easy. In 16 min I've learned a whole lot.

Thank you very much. That was really helpful!

Why did you programmatically navigated from the login screen to the tab bar controller instead of using the storyboard?

Great tutorial video. Very helpful. Thanks you so much.

Great video! Perfect amount of basic info to get started with Animation. I love your teaching style and pace.

Is it possible to mock the core data?

Really good video. Thank you!

Great tutorial.

Pretty. Awsome , thank you

how does this differ from making requests from the watch using alamofire

i've just discovered this video and after watched it , I think there's a missing piece of information for the topic to be complete, so here is my suggestion: please , if you could, make a video that show how to update the app once the app was approved. For example, if the database ( that the app relies on to perform ) needs to be update , says every month, how to do that in the app connect etc.. showing which place to get into , click what , do what etc... to update and reupload the new version.

Very helpful.

Thank you

thanks! you help me to understand the basics about Collection View

This is. a very fine video that saves loads of time. Thank you.

This is the 6th or 7th Video I'm watching and this by far the best explanation....

Thanks code pro

Great video. Thanks!

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Hello Code Pro, I very new to this coding. So I"m getting stuck on these optionals also and I thought this little exercise might help me. Here's a little code that I was trying learn when a textfield hasn't any text. import UIKit class ViewController: UIViewController { @IBOutlet weak var textLabel: UILabel! @IBOutlet weak var textField: UITextField! @IBOutlet weak var button: UIButton! var text = String() @IBAction func buttonPressed(_ sender: UIButton) { text = String(textField.text!) textLabel.text = text if textField != nil { textLabel.text = text } else { textLabel.text = "0" textField.text = "0" } } } When running code and entering numbers in textfield the label will show the right numbers. But when I don't enter anything in textfield both label and textfield remain empty. The good thing is its not crashing. Any help would be awesome if you have the time, thank you.

2:36 second which button pressed?

This tutorial deserves to take a LIKE because it's one of the less well-explained what DI is.

awesome tutorial! clear presentation

thank you so much, helped a lot!

It's OK with labels, or text views, but what if have custom views on top of the content view? Like most social apps have.

super handy..

Hi folk, is possible add sharpness and contrast control in an app camera?

Thanks so much for such a great content

So helpful, thank you!

What happens if you want your swift code be exposed to obj file inside framework BUT u dont want to expose this code to the app?

is it possible to create alias domain in the place of IP address and localhost

Thank you 🙂

Wow thank you, I've just decided to start learning C++ after python and some C# from unity and it doesn't seem very nice

What a great lesson. Easy, very well explained, awesome! Thank you!

Seems like this is very outdated, you should consider removing this or fixing it.

hey nice tutorial for stoaryboard referance but i have question for you if you reply i am happy it. when you push to storyboard referance tab bar still showing but how to hide it alternatively tabbar.ishidden is useable but not good visualty there is other way you know ?

Thanks for the video! I have a question: are there any benefits of using resignFirstResponder() over .endediting(true)? Why did you use both of them in different places here? I googled it but didn't get the difference unfortunately.

Thank you so much, it was very helpful for me!

This is very helpful!

great video, thanks a ton!

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Hello buddy, thanks a lot for that video, it has everything I needed for. It's possible to have that code for practice?

Can you help us apply for getting an app on apple store and Google play

Thanks for the video it helped me a lot

Amazing, for the the text views, I use a vertical stack view because it is easier to align, easier to adjust constraints and runs perfect on all screen sizes. Thanks again.

this was very helpful. every other tutorial goes over this pattern with viewcontrollers which i don't find as helpful

Push controller is not working. i am using xcode 13.2.1. i got the exception in this line of code" tableView.setNumberOfRows(tableData.count, withRowType: "RowController") "