Generics in Swift: Protocols with associated types

[@byhabiboff]

I really appreciate you, unfortunately there are very few resources on protocols. When some friends who are not our students ask for resources, I can proudly present your videos. You are great!

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@andrejkling3886]

Awesome lesson... the Best way to show us how is it working in real application made new videos about how works together protocols and generic. Thank you so much. P. S. Of course SwiftUi applications 😅

[@matthewkruk1455]

Excellent presentation. You made understanding associated types easy to understand, thanks!

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you Matthew! 😊

[@valentine1925]

this is hight quality content bro, you explain it in easy way.

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you very much ☺️

[@danielcrompton7818]

Thanks so much for this! I’d also love to learn about what the some / any means, eg, some View

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you! 😊 Check out this kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZKbqYeJfb2Shq8 if you want to learn more about any. And this kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWW6gnmLbLalo68 for opaque types. 👍

[@danielcrompton7818]

@@swiftandtips oh wonderful, thank you so much!!

[@SandeepTomar-n9w]

Awesome lesson.

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you! 😊

[@abymathew575]

really nice tutorial.

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you Aby! 😁

[@ilpacolo]

amazing video

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you! 😊

[@jenncvega]

this helped me in my task, thank you

[@swiftandtips]

Hi Jenn, I’m glad the video helped you! 😄

[@vladimirmoor]

Thanks for useful video!

[@tranhongquan3942]

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[@developerfriendly]

very helpful, thanks a lot

[@myrondulay8628]

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[@RohitSharma-xu5tn]

Awesome 👍

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you Rohit!

[@EEGAMINGYT1994]

Good work really its great video

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you 😀!!

[@ganeshkhedkar3476]

Hello pitt is there any difference Protocol inheritance and Protocol extension if yes what ?

[@swiftandtips]

Hi @Ganesh, if I understand your question, you mean a difference between struct MyStack: Stack {…} vs extension MyStack: Stack {…}? If so, then no, both work in the same way, however using extension modularize your code and keep it cleaner, I recommend to use extension 👍.

[@dskygn]

Container should not be needed. It is a complete mess.