In interface builder when you command drag and click the connection line to another view in the side panel to access the relationship popup menu you hold the shift down to click/uncheck multiple items in the popup menu. It can be a small time saver
Finally figured out how to do it thanks to this video. I embedded my components in a StackView within the Content View, so that I do not need to set constraints between my components. Also, each component in the stack must have a height constraint (including tables), so the stack knows how big it needs to be . Luckily, tables can still scroll inside of a scroll view.
Useful video but one thing to add: You could also set equal width constraint on Frame Layout Guide instead on superview(i mean on main view of view controller) because Content Layout Guide is using for set leading, trailing, top and bottom constraints and Frame Layout Guide is using for set width or height constraint depends if you need vertical or horizontal scroll :)
well this is awsome, please more content for xib and interface builder from production (tips and goodies how to actually do scalable project in this) I have bought you course on Udemy btw, and great stuff about protocol delegate pattern
@@swiftarcade7632 I mean how would you approach it in the UI and code fields and the mechanics behind it. I can't seem to find any straight forward material about it. And I really like your approach and teaching so it could be awesome. thanks a lot.
Yup - no other reason than that. One advantage of nibs however (from a teaching point of view) is less code. I can put all the auto layout etc in the nib which sometimes make the core concept I am trying to get across easier to understand.
Ill show my face but * angle, * lighting, * camera, lets just point the monitor's built-in crap lens directly into my mouth and show the very personal nitty-gritty of what's going inside there while talking. Two alternatives: - just showing content - creating an at least superficially thought-through video setup. I find abysmal videos less infuriating than bad audio but they still make me think, y tho? 🤔 I love your use of the explanatory part of the wikipedia article about this weird application of Cicero's "On Ends" as a text placeholder, tho 😎
Thanks for this video. Really good approach. I really like your videos with those 8bit inserts. But there is the thing. If you want to support Landscape orientation you should change one Constraint. Instead of: Content width = Parent of ScrollView Width make: Content width = Frame Layout Guide Width. That what is worked to me.
BEST VIDEO ABOUT SCROLL VIEW!!! Saved me 10 hours of work.
This video is awesome, I always come back regularly to watch it again.
Thank you! I finally solved the problem after your video!
In interface builder when you command drag and click the connection line to another view in the side panel to access the relationship popup menu you hold the shift down to click/uncheck multiple items in the popup menu. It can be a small time saver
Oh that is great Gary - thank you. Didn't know that shortcut was there. They all add up! Cheers.
Finally figured out how to do it thanks to this video. I embedded my components in a StackView within the Content View, so that I do not need to set constraints between my components. Also, each component in the stack must have a height constraint (including tables), so the stack knows how big it needs to be . Luckily, tables can still scroll inside of a scroll view.
Спасибо большое за видео, наконец-то настроил ScrollView)
Nice video with nib. I also spent time to make scroll view scrollable programmatically and ended up this solution.
Great to here is works programmatically too Dae. Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Useful video but one thing to add: You could also set equal width constraint on Frame Layout Guide instead on superview(i mean on main view of view controller) because Content Layout Guide is using for set leading, trailing, top and bottom constraints and Frame Layout Guide is using for set width or height constraint depends if you need vertical or horizontal scroll :)
Great point - thanks for sharing. I am going to try that next time. Thanks for the comment.
Nice video. Thanks a lot for it. I would love to see the same thing done programmatically.
Thanks Femi. I will post something if I get around to it. I like working programmatically too. Cheers.
Thanks god that you exist! You saved me!
so much helpful video for me! I will follow you
Awesome content. As I said earlier, your channel is a gold mine. Keep going
Will do. Thank you so much for the comment and feedback Denny. All the best.
This is fantastic. Bookmarking this video for sure. Thanks!
Awesome! Thank you so much Brad. Glad it of help. Cheers.
Big thanks man! Life-saving video!
Most welcome! Glad you enjoyed.
what should we do if we want to limit the background image to scrolling in scrollview
Thank you for the video, helped a lot!
well this is awsome, please more content for xib and interface builder from production (tips and goodies how to actually do scalable project in this)
I have bought you course on Udemy btw, and great stuff about protocol delegate pattern
Thank you so much Marcel. Really appreciate the comment. Will do!
Love your content
Thank you so much Junaid. I try to put out useful stuff. All the best. Jonathan.
Love your videos. Would really appreciate to see your take on creating an OTP (one time passcode) screen!
@@Nick6661992 Hi Niko. Do you mean the UI, or just the mechanics behind how a one time passcode screen would work.
@@swiftarcade7632 I mean how would you approach it in the UI and code fields and the mechanics behind it. I can't seem to find any straight forward material about it. And I really like your approach and teaching so it could be awesome. thanks a lot.
@@Nick6661992 Will keep my eye open and see if I get an opportunity for this. Cheers. And thx!
How do you get this to work if it’s a text view? Also great video.
I was going to ask why storyboards, but you explained in the video--you're working on a project with nibs.
Yup - no other reason than that. One advantage of nibs however (from a teaching point of view) is less code. I can put all the auto layout etc in the nib which sometimes make the core concept I am trying to get across easier to understand.
Thank you.
Most welcome Girish.
aaa thank uu very much
Very welcome William.
Thanks, video is useful 👍
But: the sounds in transitions are suck (and not funny because so ugly), video layout (xcode + camera) is small
Thanks for the comment Art. I will try to make them bigger next time. Cheers.
Ill show my face but * angle, * lighting, * camera, lets just point the monitor's built-in crap lens directly into my mouth and show the very personal nitty-gritty of what's going inside there while talking.
Two alternatives:
- just showing content
- creating an at least superficially thought-through video setup.
I find abysmal videos less infuriating than bad audio but they still make me think, y tho? 🤔
I love your use of the explanatory part of the wikipedia article about this weird application of Cicero's "On Ends" as a text placeholder, tho 😎
Thanks for this video. Really good approach.
I really like your videos with those 8bit inserts.
But there is the thing.
If you want to support Landscape orientation you should change one Constraint.
Instead of:
Content width = Parent of ScrollView Width
make:
Content width = Frame Layout Guide Width.
That what is worked to me.
Great tip Anton. Yes - thank you for sharing.