Apple Debugging L2 - Breakpoints

[@Rickardo3000]

Thanks for the video! nicely explained

[@IvanTomasik]

Nice and clear explained. Easy to follow. Thank you

[@champ2153]

Wow, watching your video has taught me that I am drastically under-utilizing all the power and features that come with Xcode! Do you have a Patreon? I'd love to contribute to help support your channel. Your videos are excellent and have helped me progress immensely while I've been learning to use Swift, Xcode, and Apple's frameworks. I'd love to give back so that your channel can stick around. Please keep producing these!

[@AppleProgramming]

champ2153 Thanks! I’m in the process of figuring out a donation page strategy. Seems like Patreon is the most popular. I’ll probably have something set up in the coming weeks.

[@champ2153]

AppleProgramming great news! Love these tutorials, keep it up 👍

[@malva4248]

Wow😍, thank you for sharing these features

[@elisauhura]

All of those features just under my nose! Awesome!

[@AppleProgramming]

Vitor Silva I have high hopes for this series 🙂. My goal is for everyone to discover something they didn’t know.

[@vincentjoyhere]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks for the help my friend!

[@ssslava]

OMG! A new video!

[@erickramones2167]

is it possible to save multiple breakpoint paths?

[@AppleProgramming]

Not sure what you mean by saving breakpoint paths.

[@davidlangley9287]

Great tutorial! Is it much to ask for a unit test tutorial?

[@AppleProgramming]

I guess it fits into a general debugging category. I’ll have to figure out where one might put it.

[@TheTruthSentMe]

lldb doesn't care about immutability. Is that correct?

[@AppleProgramming]

TheTruthSentMe Generally speaking, it follows the same rules as the language. It would appear that top level let declarations can be changed (not entirely sure why that is), but anything in a class, strict, functions, etc. should be immutable. Was there something in particular that you saw that broke this assumption?