SwiftUI 2.0 Life Cycle

[@RobertHolzapfel]

Thanks for doing this stuff ... these massive changes from UIKit to SwiftUI are a little bit intimidating, though Swift itself started to be such an expressive language, but now in combination with SwiftUI its getting more and more obscure and mysterious with all the state management, property wrappers, binding things ... I can hardly handle that all. YOU are so great in explaining this things, breaking it into smaller chunks ... THANKS

[@antonio_carvalho]

Excellent edit. It's step by step but with major typing segments sped up. Thanks for the video and I hope you gain traction with your channel. I did my part and SUBSCRIBED.

[@vijaykharage]

Very clean and intuitive. Thanks for this quick lesson man.

[@cary98029]

Always learn so much from your tutorials. You really do a professional-level job with these videos!

[@enaungong]

Thanks now I know much more the cycle things. BTW I like the zoom in out effect of yourself!

[@phanikella8769]

thanks for the lesson... eagerly waiting for this swiftui 2.0 series. 😊

[@carlituxdev]

Cool Tutorial as always !

[@acjazz01]

Fantastic content, well done! Thanks, it helped a lot.

[@craigcurphey5175]

This is an amazing lesson. Thanks, for your great work!

[@RahulPahuja1991]

I owe a lot to the work that you do, you are one amazing man Kilo Thanks alot

[@ViktorSiedov]

Thanks for the video. For example, when services like notification, IAP etc in the app, I use object where I create these services and send this object through environment object. I think it's a better way to test separated services and small scene or delegate :)

[@Kilo_Loco]

Yea that’s the way I prefer to do it too. In some cases like notification token and quick action shortcutItems you have to access the app delegate and scene delegates tho

[@rasheedm2084]

Awesome content as always .. thank you Kilo

[@PLawesomeness]

This is great thank you!

[@max500k]

This is great, thanks! You make awesome videos.

[@pixeltechie]

Thank you so much for this video! Really great explanation and very useful! You saved my day :)

[@kunlunmont6399]

Thank Kilo

[@pratamaramadhan9769]

Cool! Thank you, Kilo!

[@Kilo_Loco]

Any time!

[@FidiFazkia]

Awesome.. thanks kilo..

[@paultabaco367]

Thank you!

[@hectorsvill]

Amazing! Thank you for the review!

[@kevin-u7719]

Thanks man

[@TheReichsadler]

This is awesome. May I know the font name you are using in the Xcode editor

[@JackFromBB]

Очень доступно. Спасибо)

[@sardinesinbigbear]

Yet again another super informative video. Thanks! BTW, what theme are you using for Xcode?

[@emmanuelashley7723]

great video. thanks 😁

[@Kilo_Loco]

Glad you liked it 😁

[@shanecowherd]

THANK YOU!!! This was my first question when trying to build an "actual" app using SwiftUI. Hey, where did viewDidLoad go?

[@Kilo_Loco]

Probably should have added something for that too. You can use the init method of the content view to setup stuff that would normally go into view did load

[@denisk3852]

onAppear

[@rucksanajabinbithi6078]

@@denisk3852 onAppear is stands for viewDidAppear

[@HarshVaghelaiosdeveloper]

Thank you so much .. helping lot

[@ЯрославГрицунь]

Thanks for the video. Can someone suggest a video that explains what SceneDelegate and AppDelegate are? Thanks.

[@rengarajubalayohan7088]

Good topic

[@Kilo_Loco]

Thanks!! 😊

[@pm981]

Thank you for the tutorial. Is possible with scenePhase show the onboarding only at first time app start, or i need to implement a func with scene delegate?

[@tranminhhaifet]

How to do this in old Swift with SceneDelegate?

[@firemob955]

how to create one list view that goes to anther list view.

[@aleesjaved]

Please make a firebase video

[@IMostfa]

10:55 is there a new way to handle notification tokens out side the app delegate ?

[@Kilo_Loco]

Actually I forgot about the tokens, yea they are handled in the app delegate but the actual notification is handled in whatever class used for UserNotifications. I just haven’t implemented notification in a while is all

[@IMostfa]

Kilo Loco thank you for your videos and your work 🙏🙏

[@Kilo_Loco]

Always happy to help 😃

[@ranc4711]

Your repo-link ain't working. Thanks for the video!

[@Kilo_Loco]

Thanks for the heads up. I updated the link