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You are absolutely remarkable my friend. I have tried multiple ways of trying to learn swift through other courses and youtubers and have struggled along the way because this is just such foreign nature to me and I have never heard anyone teach this as well as you do. Thank you I actually can't even believe this is free
Having taught for 6 years myself, I must say that you are an excellent instructor. Prepared, covering & clarifying points and preparing the learner for what is to come. Great job!
I don't often comment on videos but man your videos are so helpful. Nobody else on TH-cam or the internet breaks down the steps, explains why they are doing a certaun thing, answers my questions which I'm thinking in my head and does it all with a smile on their face enjoying every moment of it. Love your videos keep up the good work, you've got a new subscriber today! 😎
Class, was waiting for this video. I'm currently in college studying computer science, so I have a good understanding of how to code, just learning syntax and how to code with app development.
Glad you are enjoying this series! Next week we will dive deeper into more Swift programming! Soon, everything will make sense and you'll be able to have an app! @AdrienVillez
As a C# developer the way Swift uses special keywords a certain way is kind of strange. Why not allow you to declare... string greeting = "Hello, Playground"? That way of strong typing a variable with a colon seems overly verbose. The let keyword is used completely different in Javascript. Why not just use const like all the other C-style languages?
Hi, Chris! Your videos are amazing, loving the process. I was just wondering, when you assign "greeting" to a variable with "var", the computer knows that greeting means hello playground, but further in the video you assigned it to "i can write swift" without the "var". Do the computer need to have a variable assigned to the text to understand or can you just put "greeting =" and whatever you want?
Never mind, you just assign the "hello, playground" to the "var" to show that it is a string type, and then after that, you can change the "greeting" to whatever text you want, right?
In order to go back to the war card game, we must first learn some code.. lessons 5-7 will be code related and then we can apply the code to the war card game in lesson 8 - Pat
Hi do things change with xcode 14 or can I use xcode 14 and follow up with all th app development and Swift tutorials on the CWC+ website like the foundations course the databases course and the ar kit and things like that or should I wait for new tutorials from you
1 lesson a day is plenty for me. thanks again for this great tutorial series! Not that' it's probably relevant to this project but this lesson in particular got me curious about how they created the swift ui to interpret the code. like how does a coding language get created? I assume you need a code language to create a new one...which makes me wonder how they created the first coding language? anyway...just waxing. cheers
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how can i make movies app ?
You are absolutely remarkable my friend. I have tried multiple ways of trying to learn swift through other courses and youtubers and have struggled along the way because this is just such foreign nature to me and I have never heard anyone teach this as well as you do. Thank you I actually can't even believe this is free
Having taught for 6 years myself, I must say that you are an excellent instructor. Prepared, covering & clarifying points and preparing the learner for what is to come. Great job!
Brand new baby beginner here and learning a lot from this series!!
I don't often comment on videos but man your videos are so helpful. Nobody else on TH-cam or the internet breaks down the steps, explains why they are doing a certaun thing, answers my questions which I'm thinking in my head and does it all with a smile on their face enjoying every moment of it. Love your videos keep up the good work, you've got a new subscriber today! 😎
Best beginner tutorials I have found so far! Clear, easy to follow and learn with! Thank you Chris!
Glad to hear!! Thank you for watching! - Pat
@@CodeWithChris Hello Pat, do you know when the next lesson will be out? thank you
I absolutely love this series. Thank you so much !
Good analogies and easy to learn! Thanks again for the helpful video.
Enjoying these series very much! Thanks Chris :)
Very good video for learning. 🎉
Thank you! Cheers! - Pat
Jam-packed with valuable ins and outs! Thanks a lot! Looking forward to the lesson #6!
Glad you liked it! New lesson comes out every week! - Pat
This is so great! You make Swift so easy to understand. Thank you!😃
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching! - Iñaki
Chris, this is awesome. Thank you!
@CodeWithChris , man, you have an aptitude for teaching.
Thank you for your help!
Thanks for watching! I'll be sure to let Chris know :) - Iñaki
Class, was waiting for this video. I'm currently in college studying computer science, so I have a good understanding of how to code, just learning syntax and how to code with app development.
Glad you are enjoying this series! Next week we will dive deeper into more Swift programming! Soon, everything will make sense and you'll be able to have an app!
@AdrienVillez
Love these videos! Keep them coming. 🙂
Thank you! And yes, new lessons come out every week! :) - Pat
Is there anywhere that we can see the rest of the lessons before they’re uploaded to TH-cam? I’d love to make an XCode app over the holidays
Man.. you're good! Really above most of tutorials out there!
Thank you so much for the kind words! - Pat
Very clear ❤
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! - Iñaki
Awesome! Great tutorials!
Glad you like them!
Thank you Teacer!
You're welcome!! - Pat
Another great video!!
Fantastic. Thanks for another lesson. I've build the card app (but looking forward to making it dynamic!)
I hope you enjoyed building the app! Thanks for learning with us! - Iñaki
var string = "I Swift With Chris"
print(string)
Is this correct or not?
That is correct :) - Pat
Going through this tutorial. Want to continue on the IOS app development journey and perhaps make my own app! You're doing god's work man keep it up
Thanks for watching! I'll be sure to let Chris know :) - Iñaki
Thank you so much for these videos.
You are so welcome! - Pat
Thanks
Thanks for watching! - Iñaki
super cool , many thanks for explain it super good.
You're a pro, way to go
Cheers
You're welcome! - Pat
you are the best teacher!!!))
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, I'll be sure to let Chris know :) - Iñaki
very good content , highly appreciate your efforts
Easy to follow. Thank you for this great content.
You're very welcome! - Pat
Amazing, thx
As a C# developer the way Swift uses special keywords a certain way is kind of strange. Why not allow you to declare... string greeting = "Hello, Playground"? That way of strong typing a variable with a colon seems overly verbose. The let keyword is used completely different in Javascript. Why not just use const like all the other C-style languages?
Itls really helpful for me ! 🎉
Glad you find this helpful :) - Pat
Great stuff 🙏
Can truly say, I am learning a NEW language! I will trust the process...
Yes, trust the process. It will always be worth it! - Pat
you are SO good at teaching! but what about my war card game?
I'm still having in there! So far so good!
Hi, Chris! Your videos are amazing, loving the process. I was just wondering, when you assign "greeting" to a variable with "var", the computer knows that greeting means hello playground, but further in the video you assigned it to "i can write swift" without the "var". Do the computer need to have a variable assigned to the text to understand or can you just put "greeting =" and whatever you want?
Never mind, you just assign the "hello, playground" to the "var" to show that it is a string type, and then after that, you can change the "greeting" to whatever text you want, right?
thanks CHRIIIIS
Love ❤️ it
Thank you for the support!! - Pat
Thank u so much brah!
Happy to help! - Pat
cool!
Hey Chris, do a section of your courses go over MVVM?
Hi Barry! Yes, in the Foundations SwiftUI course we go over MVVM :) - Pat
Okay, thank you so much!
Started your course last night, so excited!
When will lesson 6 be posted and will it go back to the war game by any chance?
In order to go back to the war card game, we must first learn some code.. lessons 5-7 will be code related and then we can apply the code to the war card game in lesson 8 - Pat
Chris good morning, i need your help building an App how can i get in contact with you?
Hi! Chris doesn't make apps for others. We only offer tutorials so you can make it on your own. You can start here codewithchris.com/start - Pat
Another one
Hi do things change with xcode 14 or can I use xcode 14 and follow up with all th app development and Swift tutorials on the CWC+ website like the foundations course the databases course and the ar kit and things like that or should I wait for new tutorials from you
Hi! You can follow it with Xcode 14! - Pat
@@CodeWithChris thanks
I would like to hire you to code a few mobile apps for me
Hi! Chris doesn't make apps for others. We only offer tutorials so you can make it on your own. You can start here codewithchris.com/start - Pat
I wish lesson # was in video title
I have made the changes and will do the same in all future videos
@AdrienVillez
@@CodeWithChris Chris you are so awesome and putting this out for FREE is so great, thank you
1 lesson a day is plenty for me. thanks again for this great tutorial series! Not that' it's probably relevant to this project but this lesson in particular got me curious about how they created the swift ui to interpret the code. like how does a coding language get created? I assume you need a code language to create a new one...which makes me wonder how they created the first coding language? anyway...just waxing. cheers
Good luck with your project! - Pat
❤🥰
I need part 7!🥲 Please
Lesson 7 will be uploaded next week! :) - Pat
@@CodeWithChris nice thank you❤ I love your videos. You explain it very very good
let is const in Swift
That's right! Thanks for watching! - Iñaki