What I really like about your videos is that you "unwind" the issues. You take off each successive layer and show what the problem or issue is really all about. And then you jump in and point out the problems that other developers will be running into, and how to address those new problems. Tactical and strategic thinking! Definitely going to download your books. Don't know how you're making a living if you give away everything, but I hope it has a great trajectory.
Brilliant! I've only just learnt auto-layout so can't really appreciate how much better Stack View is, but this video kind of helps me get a sense for the pain you guys have experiencedl around this hah
This is an entertaining and awesome tutorial. Updates about the child view hierarchy and subview arrays were helpful. Nice to know I wasn't going crazy when running into some of the problems highlighted here.
As of the time I write this, UIStackView not being available before iOS 9 seems like no big deal: there are very few customers that are before iOS 9 that are going to be paying customers anyway, or they would have already bought a new device to run it on.
Just one point: if you're going to call removeFromSuperview(), you do not have to call removeArrangedSubview() at all; the latter will happen automatically if you call the former.
What I really like about your videos is that you "unwind" the issues. You take off each successive layer and show what the problem or issue is really all about. And then you jump in and point out the problems that other developers will be running into, and how to address those new problems. Tactical and strategic thinking!
Definitely going to download your books. Don't know how you're making a living if you give away everything, but I hope it has a great trajectory.
Enjoyed watching this video, informative and funny. Well done Paul!
Brilliant! I've only just learnt auto-layout so can't really appreciate how much better Stack View is, but this video kind of helps me get a sense for the pain you guys have experiencedl around this hah
hey paul your videos are cool but can you make the full video series of 30 apps with ios 9 and swift 2
Stack views are also in WPF :D
Excellent overview. Thanks.
This is an entertaining and awesome tutorial. Updates about the child view hierarchy and subview arrays were helpful. Nice to know I wasn't going crazy when running into some of the problems highlighted here.
Thank you for this great tutorial. You may have give an example in Xcode to better assimilate of UIStackView .
abdou ett I already wrote some free UIStackView tutorials here: www.hackingwithswift.com/ios9-tutorials - enjoy!
Dude you are awesome! Thanks for that great video. Funny and educational, perfect!
Loved the video, it is engaging and cheerful! :)
Missed that feature on ios dev so much (from wp platform)
Great video btw!
I really really enjoyed this vid! Thank you :-)
Great tutorial and very funny indeed! ;) thanks
As of the time I write this, UIStackView not being available before iOS 9 seems like no big deal: there are very few customers that are before iOS 9 that are going to be paying customers anyway, or they would have already bought a new device to run it on.
Just one point: if you're going to call removeFromSuperview(), you do not have to call removeArrangedSubview() at all; the latter will happen automatically if you call the former.
I like British accent.
LOL..."autolayout survivor". I survived swift 1-3 also.
Great tutorial. Disagree on the Obj-C comment tho. Swift is a hideous language.
Too bad it's not a tutorial.
If you're looking for my stack view tutorial, start here: www.hackingwithswift.com/read/31/overview
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"Super Easy To Use" is as far from the truth as something can be. StackView is a joke..