But what when UI becomes more and more complex? I understand how to manage auto layout with single square on the screen, but can't wrap my head around how to be efficient with complex UI, with bunch of labels, images and buttons covering whole screen? Can you make some tutorial where you can show us how to handle those more complex situations? Thanks in advance!
Very helpful for me,your videos are very very helpful.basically I am mechanical engineer but now I move to IT field and I learning things alone with the help of TH-cam and other stuf and I find your TH-cam channel and it's great to understand things easily..
hmm a question that kills me everytime, how do i know how much the distance ? i mean if i want it to be far away from the blue view but by little, how do i know the amount? :)
Very useful video :)) Kudos to the video creator. Can't believe I need to lookup the a tutorial just to understand how to use AutoLayout properly (I am familiar with Android's ConstraintLayout which is similar to this). Guess Xcode needs to step up their UX & interface
Is there a specific way you're supposed to layout label objects or no? When I tried doing it for the labels, each time I previewed them on something like an iPhone 11 then previewing it on an iPhone 8, it would move them around? Or am I just doing something wrong?
You're welcome! Make sure to sub! The difference is one refers to the actual layout where the other refers to dynamic ability to resize the laid out view
How would the constraints work when drawing a line or a bezier curve on the view. Would the xy co-ordinates of the line/curve differ with each different device?
Thanks for the video! Relevant question: How can I adjust the layout for smaller screens? All iPhones have the same size class for vertical view - wC hR. I don't understand how to set a smaller font size or smaller constraints for tiny screens like iPhone 5s.
If I setup one as background, I make it a distance of “0” from view, and when I run it on iPad, it’s comes very slim. Definitely not as a wallpaper. I’m struggling. But thanks for the video :)
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But what when UI becomes more and more complex?
I understand how to manage auto layout with single square on the screen, but can't wrap my head around how to be efficient with complex UI, with bunch of labels, images and buttons covering whole screen?
Can you make some tutorial where you can show us how to handle those more complex situations?
Thanks in advance!
Best video on youtube for beginners.
Thanks
Much more clear than the other class Im taking. Ill look for more from you
superb. I had an allergy to auto-layout. but by seeing this video, I fall in love with auto-layout. Simple and easy. Very good job buddy.
Thank you!
Very helpful for me,your videos are very very helpful.basically I am mechanical engineer but now I move to IT field and I learning things alone with the help of TH-cam and other stuf and I find your TH-cam channel and it's great to understand things easily..
Hi, do you have sources for building the interface by code so I can delete storyboard?
Perfect tutorial, just in a right place and in a right time, thank you !
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Thank you! You make it much easier to understand.
Great, Simple and very easy tutorial. U have earned one more subscriber!
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helpful tutorial, thank you, understood why constraints are important
I am wondering how to launch few storyboards on the same screen on different devices at a time, to see how layouts behave.
your videos are just awesome, thanks a ton !
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Thank you 😊
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doesn't matter if you can code swift or obj-c if you can't freaking get this down! thank you so much!
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Thanks for this video yesterday I was struggling but I think I have an idea of what I need to do now.
I’m having issues sizing buttons and fonts for different devices both in storyboards and programmatically
simple as it gets. Simple is nice..
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Can someone please help
I have 11.3 Xcode and it doesn’t let me place constraints!!!!
Your amazing 🤩 thanks
Thank you for sharing, but how can I fill all the screen with the imageview without the blank from the safe area?
Your welcome. For this, you can just disable the safe areas in the storyboard
hmm a question that kills me everytime, how do i know how much the distance ? i mean if i want it to be far away from the blue view but by little, how do i know the amount? :)
Awesome
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Thank you for this video. It helped me a alot!
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cool video, straight forward and clear!
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thank you you really helped me
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Very useful video :)) Kudos to the video creator. Can't believe I need to lookup the a tutorial just to understand how to use AutoLayout properly (I am familiar with Android's ConstraintLayout which is similar to this). Guess Xcode needs to step up their UX & interface
Thanks & agreed
Thanks so much for this lesson!
Your welcome!
can you demonstrate autolayout constraints with percentage?
Is there a specific way you're supposed to layout label objects or no? When I tried doing it for the labels, each time I previewed them on something like an iPhone 11 then previewing it on an iPhone 8, it would move them around? Or am I just doing something wrong?
Things just need to be constrained. Can you define "move around". The expectation is that things will get moved bc smaller screens have less space
really loved it
Thanks!
how to align a view to the bottom of safe area?
Pin to the bottom and set an appropriate height that you need
Hi thank you for this. And what's the difference between auto-layout and auto-resizing?
You're welcome! Make sure to sub! The difference is one refers to the actual layout where the other refers to dynamic ability to resize the laid out view
How would the constraints work when drawing a line or a bezier curve on the view. Would the xy co-ordinates of the line/curve differ with each different device?
I am struggling Really thank you
Well Explained. Thank you!
Thanks this helped so much i was struggling with it
Youre very welcome!
Great video! Continue with these videos, they are very helpful
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@@iOSAcademy Yeah, I have done it. Btw do you have a tutorial on layout with textfields, buttons, labels etc?
Tx bro
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Thanks for the video! Relevant question: How can I adjust the layout for smaller screens? All iPhones have the same size class for vertical view - wC hR. I don't understand how to set a smaller font size or smaller constraints for tiny screens like iPhone 5s.
Youre welcome. To do that you need the content to expand or decrease in size to accommodate less apace - or use something like a scrollview
How about being able to detect safeArea layouts in Xcode only?
Each view has a safeAreaInsets property
If I setup one as background, I make it a distance of “0” from view, and when I run it on iPad, it’s comes very slim. Definitely not as a wallpaper. I’m struggling. But thanks for the video :)
Thanks... Great ! Thanks for sharing...
Thanks man,
Awesome video. Extremely helpful.
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Great tutorial
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as always, very clear. Thank You very much. Subscribed!:)
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Zoom in - zoom out.We are not blind!
Maybe i am :)
Very painful to see zoom in and zoom out so repetitively.
New videos have no zoom
ugh, i hate this
Video or auto layout?
@@iOSAcademysorry i meant autolayout, video was useful thanks