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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2023
- In this video we'll dive into the new navigation system SwiftUI has implemented. We'll cover how it works, why it's better than the old system, and go thru an awesome example!
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Brilliant! Just subscribed and will be diving into other videos this week. thank you Stephan
Excellent video! thanks for clarifying this. I did not realize how much better the navigation stack was until I watched this. I have been struggling with making navigation view work for my needs for ages.
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Should have came here first! Thank you! Starting to build on my own and today this had me pulling my hair.
OMG . this presentation is KICKASS.. and the features are wicked. Great presentation! I can’t wait to try these swift gems. Please go deeper into these examples with some more realistic apps, like providing some settings screens for an app, a concrete navigating within an more functional app etc. Some aspects to focus on is also how to organize your views, classes, etc to allow the app to scale up from a simple to a more complex app.
Wouldn't have wanted it explained differently, well done mate, I got it 👍
Excellent tutorial. You explain things very well indeed! Thanks
Great video, thanks for sharing
very clear. ThankU
How have i not seen this video before?! The best description with use case of navigation stack in all of youtube. FOLLOWED! Let me see what else you got now! Well done
Hey Stephan, i watched your TikTok course here and would like to keep learning all the extra stuff you mention about that particular app. I’m on your website and i want to be sure what I’m getting. The front page make it look like no matter what version you buy, you can have unlimited access to everything. I see the $40 one has terms and conditions which limits you on what you can actually get. Is the annual account unlimited? Meaning i could download and watch everything you have immediately?
Stephan: Listen to this back with headphones-the audio is a bit funky. Almost like your mic recorded in stereo, which seems impossible. But your voice kept panning slightly from right to left. Maybe you mixed an overhead in with it or left camera audio on?
Hope this helps as much as you just helped me! Excellent tutorial! 🎉
Thank you for great video
Awesome tutorial! Wow!🤯
Obs: I am not using List for the buttons, but a Vstack with the NavigationLink for each button.
I've watched so many videos on this subject and I'm still in the dark. I sure hope you can shed some 'light' on it.
Thanks for the excellent breakdown. New to Swift UI and was totally confused until this video 😅. I had no idea there were two different syntaxes (in fact, I have a NavigationView nested in a NavigationStack right now 🤦♂️ lmao
Thanks!
Nice video!
awesome tutorial
Great content but a suggestion for the future is to increase your font size in the code editor. Trying to see the code on an iPhone is almost impossible.
Seeing it on a computer is easy. That’s how it’s meant to be watched. It’s on the largest font setting Xcode has
About time, I'm surprised this wasn't part of SwiftUI v1.
Great ✌🏿
How does that work though with a side drawer or bottom nav bar?
This video is amazing as it made me understand the process of getting the root view (pop to root). But I have a question, if possible: I have a buttons menu on which every button presents a new view (a view file). How could I made the changes to the code to show those views. Should I create an array of views to deal with? Thanks a lot for your help.
There's a problem with your navigationPath declaration, this way you cannot use it with different types. In your case it should be defined as:
@State private var navigationPath = NavigationPath()
And then later on manipulate it like navigationPath = NavigationPath( brands ) for instance.
Is there a way to use this navigationstack to automatically navigate to your next view? It seems like now when you want to navigate, you have to create a physical button or link to press and begin navigating to the next screen. However, you used to be able to use the navigation links isActive parameter and create an empty view ao that when the condition is met, you can automatically navigate without pressing anything Such as after a api call.
Excellent tutorial, however, when the path is added to the NavigationStack, the Cars NavigationLinks become broken. Any way to fix this?
Hey mate,
are you going to release any new course on your website any time soon and if so would you be willing to spoiler a tiny bit ;)? Also if there is a planned release date I would put it in my calendar. Would love to buy some new classes :) Love the content you're putting out there and your courses taught me extremely much.
Currently working on creating a full bootcamp, teaching people how to code from scratch. Will contain multiple courses and exercises like data structure and algo problems. Will suit all levels, should be out in the next 4-6 weeks :) After that im gonna do more stuff on TH-cam like IG clone, AirBnb Clone etc
@@appstuff5778 amazing, just put myself a reminder. Also thanks for the quick reply. Much appreciated.
May I know why you used NSUUID not UUID?
Legend video. Watched 2x b2b
PRINCIPAL QUESTION 🙋🏻♂️
How do you could send parameters from view by NatigationStack to another View ????
That’s literally covered in the video lol
@@appstuff5778lol ? 🙄
Really random but what's the ID on that intro track haha
Never mind - dreem
u dope
5:30 This is horrendously unintuitive, setting naviationDestination on the list instead of each element, why does it even work like that? I hate swift/swiftui!
Nobody cares dude