MVVM UIKit Tutorial : Build Your First iOS App Using UIKit 🔥

[@mshokrizadeh296]

My Swift UIKit journey started with this video. Can't thnk you enough for you this tutorial. In one word, I can say it's absolutely the "roadmap" to UIKit and the best one. Thanks Tudsdev! Fantastic job.

[@tundsdev]

Oh damn really? That’s great to hear 🫂

[@mshokrizadeh296]

Yea! I watched a bunch of programmatic UIKit tutorials, they are good but yours has a lot of explanations on the difficult concepts of UIKit which makes it as a second nature to the developers. This helped me terrifically! @@tundsdev

[@alexandermehregan1133]

Wow. Excellent tutorial. I’m a SwiftUI dev learning UIKit and I really appreciate your clear, in-depth explanations and fun personality. Your coding style is really clean too which helps build great habits early. Would love to buy a “UIKit for SwiftUI Developers” course from you.

[@tundsdev]

Thanks & It’s coming soon 👀

[@arulpraveen]

@@tundsdev me too! let me know when its up :) I just checked.

[@saurabh9446]

Uikit was really difficult after coming from Swift ui. Please consider making a full course

[@tundsdev]

Maybe I have something planned 👀

[@zoltanlakatos5270]

Finally completed the tutorial. Cannot thank you enough for this. This was super fun. Thanks again.

[@tundsdev]

Glad it helped!

[@richprice5434]

Uikit is still the master especially if your going for a job, so we’ll timed this thanks mate 🎉

[@tundsdev]

No problem 👍

[@gastonf23]

I love this tutorial, great explanation, thanks for this ! Great work !

[@tundsdev]

Glad it was helpful!

[@codewithbeto]

What a great video! Thanks ❤

[@tundsdev]

Glad you enjoyed it 👌🏾

[@noorbhatia1299]

UIKit is pretty difficult coming from Flutter, your tutorial helps a lot!!

[@tundsdev]

Glad you enjoyed it 👌🏾

[@saidkurt7031]

Same also. I worked 2.5 years as flutter dev. But ı want to change my carrier ios dev. SwiftUI is a same Flutter but UiKit is very different

[@tundsdev]

Glad you’re enjoying the tuts 🫂

[@peterabsolon5118]

Great channel, you know this stuff well. Appreciate the timestamps too

[@tundsdev]

Thanks, glad you’re enjoying it

[@JoePham-n1z]

Tunde thank you so much for this programmatic tutorial dude! Lots of new things learned from you here 💪

[@tundsdev]

Happy to hear that!

[@horamupa]

Your vibe makes my day and choice of topic is just brilliant 💎 Keep being a role model for new developers as you are ❤

[@tundsdev]

Glad you’re enjoying the content & I love you find my videos fun too ❤️

[@SaamZanessa]

te quiero mucho bb gracias por hacer este turorial, vales mil 😘

[@tundsdev]

Mucho gracias

[@TechyMom-ft]

Such a great teaching style, thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@tundsdev]

Glad it was helpful!

[@m.a.354]

Great content bro 👍

[@tundsdev]

Appreciate it

[@iosfactory]

Thanks you so much for this video it was really helpful

[@tundsdev]

Glad it was helpful!

[@banelin8944]

nice video ,It helps me a lot!!

[@tundsdev]

Glad it helped!

[@anashassnn]

If you make a course on this, I'd buy it fr

[@tundsdev]

Maybe I have something planned 👀

[@swayamrustagi7476]

Hey, I am proficient in SwiftUI, and recently got to know that major companies have their legacy code written in UIKit, should I migrate to UIKit? or stick to SwiftUI? I know that SwiftUI is the next big thing in iOS development, I am so confused, Would you please clear my doubts?

[@abdorizak]

why did you wrap the func MainActor instead of wrapping the DispatchQue.main.async { //Main Thread }?

[@tundsdev]

Hey man, because that’s the equivalent of the same thing when working with Swift Concurrency 🤝

[@abdorizak]

@@tundsdev thank you 🙏 I’ll learn more about Main Actor. Appreciate your response 🚀

[@thekoon_5051]

thankyou!!!

[@tundsdev]

You're welcome!

[@N-k-N]

17:40

[@larakreisz6764]

thanks : )

[@tundsdev]

No worries!

[@iFeedTV]

UIKit power

[@wildanalifr9583]

I'm still confused, next learn uikit programmatically or storyboard with drag and drop?

[@tundsdev]

Programatically for sure

[@ShirishKoirala]

I thought DSL's full form was Domain Specific Language? Did I miss something?

[@tundsdev]

Hey man, what are you referring to here in the video?

[@ShirishKoirala]

​@@tundsdev I thought DSL mean Domain Specific Language. This is the first time me hearing about Declarative Syntax Language. I have heard about Declarative Syntax though. Just wanted to know. And by the way thanks for replying and keep doing what you are doing.

[@tundsdev]

Ah ok so yh with SwiftUI is declarative since you have to declare the UI that you’re using, compared to UIKit which is imperative since you use events to trigger actions. Hope that clears it up and glad you found it useful 👌🏾

[@ol1175]

Sorry I just started learning IOS . Currently I’m learning SwiftUI, should I know UI KIT as well or?

[@tundsdev]

👋🏾 I think starting off with SwiftUI is great to build confidence, but I’d honestly learn SwiftUI first and then UIKit 👌🏾

[@dimaipatjj4392]

🔥

[@ayushs_2k4]

Do you have any UIKit course?

[@tundsdev]

👋🏾 Yes I do I have this course here UIKit For Beginners (Beginner Level | Xcode | UIKit Tutorial) kzbin.info/aero/PLvUWi5tdh92z2YxmFJ60iuIO3J2qUC2Dn I also plan to do more courses

[@danielishida5001]

I can't find the link to the repo

[@tundsdev]

github.com/tunds/youtube-content-2023/tree/main/UIKit%20MVVM%20Example%20for%20SwiftUI%20Developers%20%F0%9F%A4%9D/UIKitForSwiftUIDevs

[@simply6162]

where's source code

[@tundsdev]

In the description box, there’s a link to the repo with the source code like i say in the video

[@got_sin]

Actually, SwiftUI preview is possible, paste this code in empty swift file; import UIKit import SwiftUI struct UIKitViewControllerPreview: UIViewControllerRepresentable { func makeUIViewController(context: Context) -> some UIViewController { let viewController = ViewController() return viewController } func updateUIViewController(_ uiViewController: UIViewControllerType, context: Context) {} } struct UIKitViewControllerPreview_Previews: PreviewProvider { static var previews: some View { UIKitViewControllerPreview() .edgesIgnoringSafeArea(.all) //игнорирование safe Area } }

[@Spacer-l3j]

Too complicated. You can use the Preview macro in UIKit as well now. Preview { View }