Please make videos about SpriteKit

As someone who is a fan of your account and a "student" of your videos, I can't think of a good reason why you would think certain things are a "waste of time" and if they truly are, why introduce them at all? It's a pattern in a few of your videos to skip over minuscule details as if they have no importance. All things considered, mainly the fact that this is an "Intermediate" tutorial, minor details to you are extremely important to those who choose to learn from you.

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you are the goat

AppStorage is really so easy compared to userDefaults. Apple is doing great things with swift.

Hi I love how u teach coding. Thank You very much ❤ I have just completed your playlist „basics“ and I m sure I couldnt tell you everythig or much of the subjects in the playlist just from my mind. So should I return to the playlist „basics“ to get a better grip on the basics, or it is enough to see it and just continuing this playlist? Sorry for my bad english.

latest update for iOS17+: .environmentObject has become .environment and @EnvironmentObject is now @Environment(ClassName.self) - Nick has covered this in video #76

Nice Xcode tutorial, the basics stay the same even if now it's a different version

This will work even without using @Bindable in the childView and using @State instead. I tried it. Any idea when exactly to use @Bindable?

While pushing the view from a navigationController from a UIKit view controller it does not backs to UIKit navigation controller

Fun facts: 🤗 1. You can create as many buttons as you can for alert. 2. Every button tap will dismiss the alert. 3. You can't get rid of the 'Cancel' button, it will always be there. Either this will be provided by the system or by your `role: .cancel` button.

Congratulations on the videos, I really like the way you approach complex subjects and explain them in a simple way, I hope you continue with the work, it's been 6 months without posting any videos.

Do you have any GitHub link for setting up DI in the @main section of the app?

Thank you! 🙂

as of Nov 2024, you don't need to use all this. Simply, use @state for a class instance variable and put @Observable before a class definition. no need to use @published, conforming to observable object and using @observedobject. Swift has made it simple now.

Good explanation!

Findings related to colors 1. `.accentColor()` modifier is deprecated !!! ❌ 2. `.tint()` modifier is also not working. ❌ 3. If we use `.foregroundStyle`, it changes every view colors. ❌ 4. If you want to change disclosure indicator color, apply tint on list. ✅ 5. If you want to change navigation bar Edit/Add buttons, then fill color in `AccentColor` template in `Assets` ✅

Love the video but my only wish is that you show us what to DO with the picker. IE how it works in a function, how to call the tags, etc. Good to have a picker but if I cant do anything with it then i am stuck. Thanks again.

I decided to proceed with this approach. I updated it for Swift 6 support and was prepared to integrate it into my own Swift package-until I realized that you had already implemented a similar solution yourself. It’s incredible to see how you’ve organized and abstracted the layers of your code into reusable components. The main difference between my implementation and yours is that I chose to return all AuthManager functions as FirebaseAuth.User instances instead of objects like GoogleSignInResult or other result types. I believe this approach provides slightly more control, as it aligns directly with Firebase's authentication model. I still need to add testing and integrate analytics, so I’ll follow up as I get those added in. Additionally, I’ve incorporated a feature that allows users to add a username during sign-up. They can then choose to sign up with Google (or any other OAuth provider) or sign in with the same provider. If they are signing up, the username is appended to their combined account and Google account. Otherwise, the app loads their previous information from the sign-in attempt or defaults to a newly autogenerated username along with their provider's email and full name. Would love to get your thoughts on all of it and really love seeing your teaching style. New subscriber for sure!!!

This series is great thanks Nick!

Thank you so much.

Why `clockwise: true` behave as anticlockwise at 6:30 ?

Pro Tip: Goto Xcode settings and enable "Code Folding Ribbon". Then just click on the ribbons to fold the respective code blocks.

To play the dotLottie files you need the dotLottie for iOS and not Lottie. If I'm correct the dotLottie for iOS can also be used to play JSON files.

I think you applied Strategy design pattern, Good job Nick👏👏

It is so weird! Seems in Xcode 16.1 / iOS 18.1 pulldown gesture no longer works in the way it is presented here. The code compiles. I thought I mistyped something so I copied and pasted code directly from Nick's GitHub. Still the pulldown gesture does not do anything in the canvas preview. Tried it on simulator ... same problem. Has something changed with ScrollView behavior? Or is there a setting somewhere in Xcode I need to enable?

Great serie videos!

this is magic!

Awesome. Can you use color codes like CSS?

Facebook video would be extremely helpful

To have the little pop up for "copy" you have to hold control key while clicking

For those here in 2024 when .navigationBarItems is deprecated here is what you should be using instead: .toolbar { ToolbarItem(placement: .navigationBarTrailing) { NavigationLink { RandomScreen(fruitViewModel: fruitViewModel) } label: { Image(systemName: "arrow.right") .font(.title) } } }

Thanks Nick for the course. It was excellent. I went on to further investigate GIF Flow and found out that Trunk-based Development appears to be superseding it.

Very very informative

Where's edit?

Refreshable

The explanation that changes to class object need to synchronize across all it's instances, and that leads to loss of performance, is not the correct mental model. There is only a single object/instance in the heap that all the references (i.e pointers) point to. Changing the underlying object has no overhead of synchronization.

How to get Section work with live data. I tried but nothing seems to work. Section value keeps displaying with every record instead of grouping

You're still my best coder to watch! For years and years, one day I'll learn something. haha

There are people who are looking like crazy to get this to work in the new 16.1 version of XCODE. I know I did. To help you my code after searching. : // // PickerBootcamp.swift // SwiftfullThinkingBootcamp // // Created by Bruno Herbots on 15/11/2024. // import SwiftUI struct PickerBootcamp: View { var filterOptions: [String] = ["All", "Active", "Completed"] var valueOptions: [Int] = [1, 2, 3] @State var selection: Int = 1 @State private var selectedPlanet: Planets = .earth @State private var selectedColour = 1 @State private var selectedDay: dayNames = .mon let colours = ["red", "blue", "yellow"] enum Animal: String, CaseIterable, Identifiable { case dog case cat case bird var id: Self { self } } @State private var selectedAnimal = Animal.dog enum Planets: String, CaseIterable, Identifiable { case mercury, venus, earth, mars, jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune var id: Self { self } } enum dayNames: String, CaseIterable, Identifiable { case mon, tue, wed, thu, fri, sat, sun var id: Self { self } } var body: some View { VStack { Text("Picker Bootcamp") .font(.largeTitle) Text("Basic Code example") .font(.headline) Picker(selection: $selectedColour, label: Text("Select Colour")) { ForEach(0..<colours.count, id: \.self) { Text(colours[$0]) } } Text("Use of ENUM") .font(.headline) Picker("Animal", selection: $selectedAnimal) { ForEach(Animal.allCases) { animal in Text(animal.rawValue) } } Text("Inline picker STYLE") .font(.headline) List { Picker("Planet", selection: $selectedPlanet) { ForEach(Planets.allCases) { planet in Text(planet.rawValue.capitalized) } } } .pickerStyle(.inline) Text("Wheel STYLE") .font(.headline) List { Picker("Planet", selection: $selectedPlanet) { ForEach(Planets.allCases) { planet in Text(planet.rawValue.capitalized) } } .pickerStyle(.wheel) } Text("Navigation Link Picker STYLE") .font(.headline) Text("This picker style requires a NavigationStack as the root view of the body otherwise, it wouldn’t work. The navigation link picker style is ideal when you want to present a new screen for each selection. ") .padding(.leading, 30) .multilineTextAlignment(.leading) Text("Segmented Picker STYLE") .font(.headline) List { Picker("dayName", selection: $selectedDay, content : { ForEach(dayNames.allCases) { day in Text(day.rawValue.capitalized) } }) .pickerStyle(.segmented) .background(.gray) } } // end top VSTACK } } #Preview { PickerBootcamp() } Hopefully It'll help out.

If we talk about the code before 13:00 Some updates may have been released, but the counter resets when you return to the main page. Init and deinit are also triggered immediately

Is there any way to track the cursor position in texteditor?

for deprecated features for which you have created new videos, can you add in the description of the respective video the new video link so that we know that there is a new video for this and that this is deprecated.

Favorite Part of the series. Thank you ❤ I thing I noticed `Animation.default` sometimes doesn't work correctly while `Animation.Linear` works in XCode 16.1

Really has been fantastic, thanks for your work !😀

Thanks was good to see how its works in the real teams projects ;)