Custom View Modifiers in SwiftUI

[@cloftis130]

Thanks for some great examples on ViewModifiers. This helped clear up some of my understanding and will definitely be using these going forward for reusable components.

[@hcri]

Stewart, you are an incredible Instructor. I wish you great success with your Channel and most differently. You have added great value the SwiftUI Community. GREAT SUCCESS.... And I am extremely lucky to have found you. Robert

[@StewartLynch]

Thanks for your support Robert

[@jeffreywilkinson1471]

Awesome overview of view modifiers. Your teaching style is very approachable, yet advanced. Thank you!

[@StewartLynch]

Thanks. I appreciate that comment. That is what I am trying to achieve.

[@jeastwood]

A really useful video that I've started to put into use in my current project (my first app to go on to the App Store) and it really helps with clearing up the onscreen 'clutter'. The defining hint was removing the modifiers into separate extensions and accessing them through functions. I really enjoy Stewart's presentation style in his videos, really useful, clear and understandable.

[@StewartLynch]

Thanks, Glad you find the videos helpful

[@jasurrajabov]

Very useful tutorial, you are superb as always Steward! Thanks a lot. 👍🏼

[@abdulwahabkhan4316]

I always give a thump up to add your video to my like list... & if you talk about a previous video then Make a popup appear on the right corner of the video that refers to that video (It's a youtube feature). That definitely gonna help everyone. And I want you to make a video on Apple certificates and add them to Xcode. what there purpose and what if multiple users create different certificates for the same app ...I ask some seniors but their statements are different from each other ... Because I can't experiment on my company account that's a dark side for me and junior developers like me. Thanks a lot for your rich content. :)

[@TomWGiles]

Thanks - just what I needed 😊

[@StewartLynch]

Thank you so much

[@krakatoor]

Very useful, as usual

[@Александра-ш8ж1б]

It’s very cool! Thank you!

[@hung-chuntsai4063]

Thank you for your tutorial. I love when the time you coding you also explain the thought & reason why you write in that way. It really helpful for learning coding the beautiful SwiftUI code. Hello Stewart, I have a small question is about coding preference. In this video, you demonstrated that you will write for the bigger part of the "Code" or "View", then you divided it into a small piece. Recently, when I was writing the code I was a little confused because sometimes I was overthinking of I need to break those "big components or View" into small pieces first then I will start writing my code. Or generally, people will start from their thought then refactor the code just like the way you have done? Looking forward to your reply. I really happy that I found your channel today because this video is the exact thing that I searching for the whole day :-).

[@StewartLynch]

I generally start coding until I get what I want and then refactor into reusable components. I have a complete 15 part series being released this Sunday on building an app using MVVM and I follow this pattern but starting big and then refactoring code to make it more manageable. Subscribe to my channel and start watching that new series on January 31.

[@hung-chuntsai4063]

@@StewartLynch Already smashed the ring bell button on KZbin. I feel blessed today. MVVM pattern also the thing that I was struggling with these days. Wish more people can discover your channel. Once again, thank you for your kindness of sharing these valuable thoughts. I will watch your premiere on January 31. Have a wonderful night

[@StewartLynch]

@@hung-chuntsai4063 Thanks. People hear about my channel through word of mouth, so spread the word :)

[@Duser26]

Awesome!!!

[@denisk3852]

Great!

[@gakkieNL]

In the view extensions; Why do we have to use modifier(...) in the first example and self.modifier(...) in the second??

[@StewartLynch]

I always use self.modifier in the extensions. If you are referring to where I apply the modifier directly to the textView then it is not necessary there as I am not using an extension

[@peterplass9458]

Thanks a lot. Great tutorial. Completed Project -> Link currently not working? Greetings Peter

[@StewartLynch]

Try now. I forgot to make it public

[@peterplass9458]

@@StewartLynch Thank you! Now it runs.

[@mhfs61]

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