SwiftUI Basics for Beginners (2020)

Thank you so much!

You remind me of one of my professors. But you are much better 😀

I like how it says "for beginners" in the title but Chris just glosses over the app.delegate like we've all worked w/ it before lol. Come Chris.

That looks great!! 😱😱. I can understand what you said easily 😁👍

btw what should I learn first about SwiftUI like guideline maybe? I don't know what part should I learn first because I'm a beginner in SwiftUI

Always awesome, thanks Chris!

This looks great. I need to eventually rebuild my hybrid (iOS version) apps, this was a perfect intro to SwiftUI

can't we run swiftui on windows

Looks great. I learnt a lot from just this one tutorial.

Why do you put parentheses around .title, why .font.title won’t work?

Butterfly: exists
Me: Is this jQuery?

Chris, what does animated: true, and animated: false mean?

After using it for a while now (or better trying to use it). I can say it's far from useable for real world app. Too many things are missing or not fine tuned enough. Swift was not really useable until 5.0 and i assume it will take 3 more iterations of SwiftUI as well. So long i will still use my AppKit and Objective-C++ code.

Hi Chris .. How I will relate the swift UI with view controllers as we are not taking any outlets ? @chris

"Map Kit Framework"😅

Great video! My images are way too big. How do you resize the image? or resize the circle?

Thank you, Chris, this is really helpful.

Thank you Chris for the explanation 🤳🏻

I got one question. I want to prototype UI's and show them to clients. Ease of learning is important and fancy graphics I don't care about. I am just interested in making ui's for websites and webapps. What should i learn? SWIFTUI or FIGMA or something else? I see you teach figma and swiftui and am wondering what is the difference. Have already watched some of ur figma videos. Thanks for any feedback you might have.

it reminds me of flutter ,why?

This sound interesting

This tutorial answers a number of questions that I had as a newbie (finally) to Xcode. Although I have been coding for many years (30+ years) and recognize many of the constructs and methods from other languages, some of the interactions did not make complete sense to me. This particular video provides that clarity for me and for that reason alone I think that this video should be the first video and required watching for ALL newbies to XCode. I think all your courses should reference this video as a prerequisite.

Thanks Chris, this really helped!

Hi

SwiftUI really looks great and great tutorial to accompany the developer site.

I'm at one of the following stages trying to toggle the favourites and when I click the toggle, my app crashes. When I use the source docs, it works ok.

One thing I don't like about the apple developer site is that each part starts with the sample project. This sample does not follow on from the previous and as such there have been more things added. I'm capturing most things. It also crashes if the toggle is set to false as opposed to default true for only showing favourites.

Is there anything else that I have to add to get the toggle to work? I don't want to revert to the project files as I won't learn and understand what the issue is.

Has anyone else experienced this?

If you have spent some time developing with Android Studio. Shouldn't be too hard to migrate to SwiftUI VStack and HStack is basically Linear layout.

Also I like calling them textviews over label, but I'm nit picking here 😆

I'm having trouble understanding the big picture... I can follow along but I am not understanding how this all pieces together.

I'm Japanese and I don't understand English so much, but it was very easy to understand.

Dude. Loved this video. Super helpful.

I'm new to this framework and Xcode - my experience is building web-browser apps, currently with Laravel and Vue - but designing the UI mobile first. Any tips when I should reach for this development path rather than a browser-based app?

Hy Chris,
Instead of storyboard we can use swiftui. 1. What is the alternative for constraints?
2. Is swiftui can handle compatibility issues in all devices?

Hey Chris. I’m trying to do this on an iPad using Xcode playgrounds following your code. I’m really liking the concise explanations, but is this even possible that way? I’m pretty sure the code is right, but can’t see the preview.

can I use the preview canvas in Swift?

Hi! I really love your tutorial, it helps me a lot. Please make a tutorial for SwiftUI WKWebView and Javascript Interaction. Thank you so much..

Hi chris! Can u tell me the tutorial in which u cover the topic of machine learning and core ML.. If not can u please put the tutorial about machine learning?

Just got through watching this tutorial. It's easy to follow along and understand. My only problem is that my circle image is much larger than what it is in your demo. I can't figure out what was done wrong on my part. I checked my code for any typo's and couldn't find any.

At around 11 mins, the pattern of chaining methods to continuously create modified objects of the same type is called the Builder Pattern, if anyone else is interested in learning more about that.

I have xcode version 11.7 in the single view application I cant find the main.storyboard

That's the only tutorial I really watched with interest and didn't distract even once. Very alive.

Hey chris sorry for asking so many questions but is it the same with xcode 12 and i request you to make a video about xcode 12

chris personally which do you think is better the new swiftUI or the older one

feels just like Web development, super fun!

I haven’t even gotten my MacBook yet (first one I’m buying quite excited for it) and I already see the potential in SwiftUI. I have quite a bit of experience with Flutter, but I’m not a big fan of it. I just find the Flutter way of doing things to be wired and usually inconvenient. SwiftUI is probably the first decorative UI framework that I’m really excited to try!

Can you make another one of these SwiftUI tutorials but intermediate level!

Thank you so much you taught me things that I litterly didn't know Xcode was capable of!