How to add haptics and vibrations to Xcode project | Continued Learning #10

[@latch909]

Found a bunch of posts/videos about haptics at the individual view level but required a lot of repeated code for every view. This is my first experience of Singleton thank you - made my life much easier!!

[@danascript]

So simple and clear! Thank you!!

[@nevemra5]

Thanks Nick! Gorgeous, as always! This is just another comment to support a good channel

[@frederickjavalera558]

Hey Nick, you may go over this in later videos of this playlist (I'm going through them sequentially right now), but, how do you know what sorts of things should be made singletons? Would a service be something that you would make a singleton, e.g.? Btw, coffee tip jar donations coming soon. This is really great material!

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Hi Ferderick! Sorry for the delayed response. Essentially, use Singletons when you only need ONE single instance of that class for the entire app. If every time you use this class, it's going to be set up the EXACT same way then Singleton is an easy solution. However, if you need to add custom properties each time you create a class, then you shouldn't use a Singleton.

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Thanks for watching Richard! This is a tricky one I've seen people get stuck on. Glad it helped!

[@richardstockerson8213]

i joyfully learned alot from this:) it would have been great if you could do a video on repeated signals. technically it sends signals to stepmotor. but we can decide the lenghts and force mixture. and also different input from user and how it changes.

[@Nunny25]

Hi, thanks as always, works perfectly on my iPhone..

[@dugrut1325]

great! this will enhance my little apps

[@baievertebagscompany]

please come back!

[@chuansun1269]

Nick 你是油管上最靓的仔,三克油

[@ivn18]

Hi Nick, super useful as always! I have a question...why we don't use a struct with static methods instead of the class with a singleton?

[@bruhmoment3731]

Thank you! Great video!

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Thanks Bruh :)

[@aakashbondwal4541]

Hey Nick, I am not getting haptic feedback. Here is my code Button(action: { HapticManager.instance.impact(style: .heavy) }, label: { NavigationLink(destination: { WelcomeScreen2View() .navigationBarBackButtonHidden(true) }, label: { Text("Next") .foregroundColor(.black) .font(.title2) .padding() .padding(.horizontal, 10) .background(Color.yellow) .cornerRadius(20) }) })

[@HisOwnSelfCom]

Rookie Question: Running this on (standalone)WatchOS/xcode 14.1 - basically have the code verbatim as in the video but getting error on my function "Cannot find 'UINotificationFeedbackGenerator' in scope" like the class is unavailable? Do I need to import something else at the deceleration? Also these videos ROCK! Thank you! Your extra explanation of what's going on is super helpful!

[@TheSpiralnotizblock]

should a singleton not also have a private init() ?

[@iainehkhongwir4019]

Hey bro i need your help here and how do we do like this in the video on android phones?

[@rbasamac]

How can I add a haptic feedback when opening a .contextMenu, just like when long pressing on an app icon in home screen?

[@DaikiKaneda]

you are god