22:36 view is destroyed 1:34:28 declarative vs imperative 2:16:37 GRID 2:52:39 viewmodel as class to hold state 2:55:38 view is created and destroyed all the time, so @state and @stateobject should be used to mark the properties coba deinit class observableobject 3:16:54 full sheet 3:53:41 NavigationStack 4:21:42 camera setup 4:53:39 UIAlert 10:02:33 async/await 10:50:35 @Binding and Binding 11:00:34 Link 11:07:54 SwiftUI loading indicator
Thanks Sean, this course was great! I was doing 100 Days of SwiftUI, but left for months due to other things happening in life. This helped me gaining back the knowledge, and honestly getting a better understanding of especially the things you discussed at the end about StateObject, etc. Also, I really like your "honest" way of coding, step by step, some mistakes that we new self-taught developers can also make, but learning how to fix them and move on. Thanks again Sean 🙏🏼
Happy to hear you like my teaching style. I also learned to code from videos on the internet so I very much remember what it was like when videos assumed too much knowledge. I do my best to not do that.
Hi, Federico. I also let go of 100DaysofSwiftUI. I see value in it, something just does not work, I tried return to it again. Though I can sit and code with Sean Allen for hours on end and leave out with something. I share the same experience watching Sean Allen’s courses.
I’m here also from hackingwithswift, done half of it but really lacking motivation and cannot continue. Wondering if you found this course better and why? Did you do any other course or went back to HWS and if you have any tips?
I’ve been looking for two months and I’ve finally found a course that actually explains each step. I’ve learned so much already from just a couple videos. Thank you for doing these!
at 11:00 If you're confused why you can't drag anything from the library into the canvas like sean, that's because that feature was removed in Xcode 15 :(
This could not have come at a better time. Was literally going through your older 10 hour course. Now I can go through this more updated course. Thank you soo much!
Longest TH-cam course I have watched! Thank you for making this freely available. Like your teaching style, repetitions/reviews etc. One thing I would have liked to see is testing, hand in hand with all the different features you showed us. I realise that's not everyone's cup of tea, but I wouldn't write an app for production use without any tests because I'd then be too scared to make any changes that might break it. It's probably also a good practice to teach beginners.
Glad you liked it! Testing is definitely a good practice, but I didn't include it in my beginner course because I thought it might be too much to learn all at once. My advanced course will have this.
Omg Sean i just finished your course for very beginners, and now u upload this…am i the luckiest person on Earth???? Thanks so much!!! You are doing such a great job!!
What a coincidence that I’ve decided to build an iOS app and this sweet course was released on YT just a month ago! Perfect timing. Thanks a lot man, you managed to fit A LOT into these video, it’s a great intro. Now I have a better understanding of SwiftUI and how it works
Hello Sean - After watching all your videos for past 2 months - Now I created a new playlist for you. I have done all declarative things easily by doing copy paste using stackoverflow knowledge. Now you motivated me to learn the things to do clearly. Im just following your way. Thanks for those videos. its save more developers life.
Thank u so much Sean ! 18:00 if u cant make background color with ignoring safe area, just use Rectangle() .fill(LinearGradient(colors: [.indigo, .purple, .orange], startPoint: .topLeading, endPoint: .bottomTrailing)) .ignoresSafeArea()
Oh my! This is JUST the kind of thing you want to watch when looking at Swift UI for the first time. Such a great way of showing the basics and keeping you understanding "WHY" all along. Such superb talent at demonstrating and teaching. Instant subscription and now back to the course.
Hey jean, I hope you're all right. So I've recently got an internship as an IOS DEVELOPER and you're the literally best for teaching swift. Lot's of love from NEPAL 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
For complete beginners with no experience at all, this course is very fast paced. I started it after I got kinda deep into UIKit and it helped me a lot. Specially changing from UIKit (for which I'm a complete newbie), it's hard to understand how to pass data between views in SwiftUI. Sean explains very well how this works with examples. The ways of making API Calls helped me a lot with new ideas for a small project I am working on. Thank you a lot!
This is the best i have ssen in quiet a long time. Thank you so much. Thank you for not being a kid making so called tutorials but on the opposite being a Swift vet knowing what he is talking about.
Hey Sean, just wanted to say thank you to you for this course! I'm an experienced iOS Developer, and yet it helped me a lot to understand how SwiftUI works.
I'm not even halfway done with this class, but wow are the lightbulbs turning on and brightly! Finally understanding all of this. What other classes do you have?! Because I'm ready to continue learning and happy to pay.
Wow, I found this to be really great! This is the kind of step-by-step learning that I actually like with getting sufficient information without being drowned in unnecessary details. This made me a big fan!
I always wanted to start learning Swift and SwiftUI. But I never found the right starting point. I just finished this video course and feel like that was the perfect start of my Swift journey. Thank you so much🍀
Nice, to the point course and it is free. You get a lot from this video rather than watching 100 hours udemy courses. Thank you and hope we will see more videos like this
Really great content. I've been in iOS industry for 4 years, never had any project with SwiftUI. Thinking of trying to keep up and found this course. Everything is well explained and my experience with UIKit makes this course feels like a breeze. Thank you~
I am following and completing the challenges. It's so good when I get almost the same look and feeling, but after I see your part it gets 10 times better and _swifter_ . I will make sure to complete it and update my experience (I'm just doing the 2nd app).
Thank you Sean, been sitting for weeks studying, going back, building something similar and it feels like you are the good friend always explaining things :D Thank you for your effort!
Thank you for the course Sean! I was trying to find a course that covers more than just the very basics, and this is perfect! Been following the course over the weekend, and I am finally getting a solid grasp of Swift!
thanks Sean, I follow the course with great interest, I work with Xcode 15.2 and it takes some kicking to make the code work. An old 55 year old Italian developer who is struggling a bit to keep up but you are really good, congratulations! 🙏
Thanks Sean, You are master!! I start this video like 3 month ago but didn't have time to finish it, but today is the day. just want to say THANK YOU!!
I generally leave online courses halfway, but this was so well made, enjoyed it till the end (especially appreciated the repetitions to hammer down the concepts!) and the projects really expose you to a lot of the necessary things that will help you build your own. Thanks Sean!
Thank you Sean, this course helped me A LOT. I was an Android Developer before and every other course that I watched was either too basic or too advanced for me to learn, but this video was just right. Keep up the great work.
@seanallen. Nice course. Your story is similar to me. After learning Objective-C, Swift, and the whole mobile application building stack when SwiftUI came, I actually gave up. I was a freelancer and companies and startups suddenly started demanding new skills. Then Covid came and I shifted my focus towards learning Flutter and Dart so that I do not need to learn new stuff again and again even though I was very good at iOS programming. Your course about SwiftUI and your story and struggle give me more hope that it happens to everybody. It is indeed a great course with a lot of information. Thanks.
Thanks a lot @seanallen. It's amazing course from your side. I want to learn swiftui but not getting proper guidance, but when I saw your video, it helps me to learn swiftUI. I really enjoyed it and looking forward to learn more things in ios from you. Thanks again.
Beautiful work @Sean Allen, Previously i was learning from an Udemy Course but that guy is just typing everything without the clearly explain everything. But you did your best, thanks
Awesome course, I highly recommend it. Your explanations are so detailed, I feel like I have been building iOS apps forever; though this is my first go at it. I also learned a lot from your other videos. Thanks a lot Sean.
hey, since i am assuming you recently completed it, could you please tell if it up to date or not? since i dont want to invest too much time and at the end learn that it is outdated 😅. Thanks!
@@namankothari8390 The course is up to date, the latest iOS version is 17 and the course covers primarily features in iOS 15, and 16, as well as some things in 17. I completed it today. I don't think you will waste your time if you go through the course, it's very beginner friend but from my observation, you should at least be comfortable with basic swift syntax or other OO languages.
@@namankothari8390 My take away is that the instructor wants you to get what he is teaching, and not trying to show his skill. So i think you will benefit from taking the course.
**Great Course** I haven't watched it 100% yet, but still great explanations for a beginner. Really appreciate your effort for this free course. Thanks a lot!
Awesome tutorial - Took me a while to go through over 11 hours of tutorial but i took notes, screenshots, etc to reflect back. Great Job! 😊🇨🇦. Many Thanks!
Isn't binding more of if you want it to be modified by the child view, just passing as a variable would work for the isNight case in the weather App (1:13:25)
Really amazing course, doesn't feel like it's 12 hours and I mean it in a good way. It's so well done and listening to you and learning from you is a pleasure so hours feels more like minutes 😄
Incredible. If I make a fortune from my app ideas I will share it with you my friend. Thank you, I have subscribed and shared with uni friends. Much love. Simon
1:43:28 Hard to understand because you stack the methods on a new line? normally you will have for example view().methodOne().methodTwo(). . . Where methodTwo() should be a method of methodOne() and of course being a method of methodOne() you cannot use it for view() as view has its own methods? I’m still learning and I think it has to do with the fact that the code runs from top to bottom? Same like the fact that if a variable it’s not hoisted when declared you cannot use a variable and underneath declare and initialise it, it has to be in code running order first you declare and initialise it then access it and use it further down the code?
This is just awesome 🔥. Huge respect and appreciation for your sharing 🙏🏾. Love the way you explain concepts and how things works, for beginners in swift it’s completely understandable. Love from Paris. Thank you 🙏🏾
I paid for this course a few years back but never actually started it property. Now I have and I find out it's online for free. Am I mad about that? Absolutely not. Sean is a great teacher that also handles the mistake side of things very well. Most people will only show you the perfect side of the project, but not what to do when things go wrong. When something doesn't go as planned in this series, he doesn't gloss over it, or edit it out. He actually debugs that problem with you so you can see his mental model. This is very valuable and is worth the original price of admission even today. I'm happy to say that I paid for this course and I'm happy that everyone else gets to see and use it as well. Going to support Sean even more in the future with the great work he is doing by Liking and Subscribing to his TH-cam channel, as well as buying his future corses as well.
Hey Sean. Great work on this tutorial. I am an iOS professional with little exposure to SwiftUI (until now) and I found it very helpful. P.S. It appears as if your endpoint for Appetizers is down.
I just following your instruction and explanations. exactly straightforward, well structured and you take the time to explain everything. Thank you soo much! 🙌 regards from indonesian people...
Awesome video here and echo-ing what many have said that you are a great teacher and easy to listen to 🙌 I am have dabbled in SwiftUI a bit but the big value for me in this course was refactoring and structure. Thanks!
This is great thanks Sean! I think it'd be great if you could make a video or two on modern UIKit. Or anything that helps current developers where their company most likely has a lot of legacy obj-c uikit code, but all new code is mostly done in swift. So we have to learn both which is feeling a bit overwhelming. I've started with SwiftUI first, but need to learn to understand the obj-c / uikit code too.
Thank you for your outstanding teaching skills. it would be more better if you could add the debugging section in your course. we would love to learn the debugging skills as well. Thank you
On the topic of throwing the error in viewDidLayoutSubviews I would have an internal check to prevent multiple calls to this as I look at any unneeded calls as wasted CPU cycles. Of course it would be better to have this agnostic of this method as it's job is to layout its views but I understand the guard check on the view here, I would just ensure the delegate only passes that error up once. Ideally it would be nicer to avoid hooking into this method for this use case due to how often its called as you pointed out. Love the content you provide as always.
Damn I just bought this course about 2 weeks ago, I should have waited lol! No problem though, Sean has been an amazing source of help in my ios dev journey and I don't mind supporting
Hey Sean, I just started this course of yours. Finally, a SwiftUI course I can follow and understand. Before your course, I just had enough knowledge to be dangerous but you've really elevated my understanding of it. Looking forward to your other courses. One thing though, not sure if I'm using a different version of Xcode than you taught this lesson on, but do you know if Xcode removed the drag and drop feature? I also never could get my "red frame" to work either. Thought it could've been a setting, but I couldn't figure it out. Anyway, keep the great videos coming!
Thank you Sean, for this incredible SwiftUI Fundamentals course! Starting iOS from scratch felt daunting, but this course was a game-changer! Watched the entire video, and it truly lives up to being beginner-friendly. Done practically, it's an excellent hands-on learning experience. For those eager to advance further, any tips on how to delve deeper into iOS development from here?"
Glad you liked it! If you want to dive deeper I have a ton of content on my TH-cam channel or you can check out my more structured courses at seanallen.teachable.com
My iOS Dev Courses: seanallen.teachable.com
It is possible to produce an intermediate course without asking for a paid Apple developer’s account.
😊 Thanks Sean for uploading a Great course, I have completed it today one by one which I started around a few weeks ago.
😂
129 USD :-( Way too expensive for us living abroad
@@lirageneve I offer purchasing power parity discounts for various countries. Feel free to email me for one.
22:36 view is destroyed
1:34:28 declarative vs imperative
2:16:37 GRID
2:52:39 viewmodel as class to hold state
2:55:38 view is created and destroyed all the time, so @state and @stateobject should be used to mark the properties
coba deinit class observableobject
3:16:54 full sheet
3:53:41 NavigationStack
4:21:42 camera setup
4:53:39 UIAlert
10:02:33 async/await
10:50:35 @Binding and Binding
11:00:34 Link
11:07:54 SwiftUI loading indicator
Thanks Sean, this course was great! I was doing 100 Days of SwiftUI, but left for months due to other things happening in life. This helped me gaining back the knowledge, and honestly getting a better understanding of especially the things you discussed at the end about StateObject, etc. Also, I really like your "honest" way of coding, step by step, some mistakes that we new self-taught developers can also make, but learning how to fix them and move on. Thanks again Sean 🙏🏼
Happy to hear you like my teaching style. I also learned to code from videos on the internet so I very much remember what it was like when videos assumed too much knowledge. I do my best to not do that.
Hi, Federico. I also let go of 100DaysofSwiftUI. I see value in it, something just does not work, I tried return to it again.
Though I can sit and code with Sean Allen for hours on end and leave out with something. I share the same experience watching Sean Allen’s courses.
I’m here also from hackingwithswift, done half of it but really lacking motivation and cannot continue. Wondering if you found this course better and why? Did you do any other course or went back to HWS and if you have any tips?
I’ve been looking for two months and I’ve finally found a course that actually explains each step. I’ve learned so much already from just a couple videos. Thank you for doing these!
Glad you enjoyed it, Freddy 👍
at 11:00 If you're confused why you can't drag anything from the library into the canvas like sean, that's because that feature was removed in Xcode 15 :(
This could not have come at a better time. Was literally going through your older 10 hour course. Now I can go through this more updated course. Thank you soo much!
Great timing! Enjoy it!
Same Thank you so much@@seanallen
Same here. Thank you @seanallen
You're the only teacher who can teach people swift and iOS in such easy way. Keep this up man. Take love
Thanks for the kind words. Glad you liked it!
Longest TH-cam course I have watched! Thank you for making this freely available.
Like your teaching style, repetitions/reviews etc.
One thing I would have liked to see is testing, hand in hand with all the different features you showed us. I realise that's not everyone's cup of tea, but I wouldn't write an app for production use without any tests because I'd then be too scared to make any changes that might break it.
It's probably also a good practice to teach beginners.
Glad you liked it! Testing is definitely a good practice, but I didn't include it in my beginner course because I thought it might be too much to learn all at once. My advanced course will have this.
Omg Sean i just finished your course for very beginners, and now u upload this…am i the luckiest person on Earth???? Thanks so much!!! You are doing such a great job!!
Great timing :)
What a coincidence that I’ve decided to build an iOS app and this sweet course was released on YT just a month ago! Perfect timing. Thanks a lot man, you managed to fit A LOT into these video, it’s a great intro. Now I have a better understanding of SwiftUI and how it works
That's awesome to hear. Glad you enjoyed it. Best of luck with iOS!
Thank you @seanallen. I am already half way through your Swift language full course. Gonna come back here when I start SwiftUI learning.
I'm a Flutter Developer mainly. But, watching this full video builds my confident on Native IOS Development. Thanks a lot.
same
Being a react native developer i am here for the same reason too hahaa
Hello Sean - After watching all your videos for past 2 months - Now I created a new playlist for you. I have done all declarative things easily by doing copy paste using stackoverflow knowledge. Now you motivated me to learn the things to do clearly. Im just following your way. Thanks for those videos. its save more developers life.
Happy I could help! Keep up the good work.
Thank u so much Sean !
18:00 if u cant make background color with ignoring safe area, just use
Rectangle()
.fill(LinearGradient(colors: [.indigo, .purple, .orange], startPoint: .topLeading, endPoint: .bottomTrailing))
.ignoresSafeArea()
Oh my! This is JUST the kind of thing you want to watch when looking at Swift UI for the first time. Such a great way of showing the basics and keeping you understanding "WHY" all along. Such superb talent at demonstrating and teaching. Instant subscription and now back to the course.
Thanks for the kind words :). Glad you liked it.
Awesome course! After 3 hours i think i almost master of swiftUI. Thanks for your hard work!
Glad it was helpful!
Hey jean, I hope you're all right. So I've recently got an internship as an IOS DEVELOPER and you're the literally best for teaching swift. Lot's of love from NEPAL 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Best of luck!
For complete beginners with no experience at all, this course is very fast paced. I started it after I got kinda deep into UIKit and it helped me a lot. Specially changing from UIKit (for which I'm a complete newbie), it's hard to understand how to pass data between views in SwiftUI. Sean explains very well how this works with examples. The ways of making API Calls helped me a lot with new ideas for a small project I am working on. Thank you a lot!
Great to hear! Glad you enjoyed the course :)
This is the best course of SwiftUI I've ever watch, thanks a lot for your content Sean(Awesome quality).
Wow, thanks!
Did the code work they way Sean had it in his video, or did you have to modify anything to get it to work for you?
I’ve been watching this video recently to practice shadowing as a way to immerse myself in English. Thanks.
Happy to help!
This is the best i have ssen in quiet a long time. Thank you so much. Thank you for not being a kid making so called tutorials but on the opposite being a Swift vet knowing what he is talking about.
Thanks for the kind words. Glad you liked it.
Hey Sean, just wanted to say thank you to you for this course! I'm an experienced iOS Developer, and yet it helped me a lot to understand how SwiftUI works.
I'm not even halfway done with this class, but wow are the lightbulbs turning on and brightly! Finally understanding all of this. What other classes do you have?! Because I'm ready to continue learning and happy to pay.
Glad you like it! You can find my free and paid courses at seanallen.teachable.com.
@@seanallen Thank you!
Wow, I found this to be really great! This is the kind of step-by-step learning that I actually like with getting sufficient information without being drowned in unnecessary details. This made me a big fan!
Thanks for the kind words! Welcome to the channel :)
I always wanted to start learning Swift and SwiftUI. But I never found the right starting point. I just finished this video course and feel like that was the perfect start of my Swift journey. Thank you so much🍀
Happy to hear you enjoyed the course! Onward 🚀
Nice, to the point course and it is free. You get a lot from this video rather than watching 100 hours udemy courses. Thank you and hope we will see more videos like this
You are welcome!
Really great content. I've been in iOS industry for 4 years, never had any project with SwiftUI. Thinking of trying to keep up and found this course. Everything is well explained and my experience with UIKit makes this course feels like a breeze. Thank you~
Glad it was helpful!
I am following and completing the challenges. It's so good when I get almost the same look and feeling, but after I see your part it gets 10 times better and _swifter_ . I will make sure to complete it and update my experience (I'm just doing the 2nd app).
Nice! Keep it up 👍
Sean as a new Ios developer I extremely enjoyed your course and learn a lot of new concepts. Thanks a lot man. You are awesome
Happy I could help :)
Thank you Sean, been sitting for weeks studying, going back, building something similar and it feels like you are the good friend always explaining things :D Thank you for your effort!
Thank you for the course Sean! I was trying to find a course that covers more than just the very basics, and this is perfect! Been following the course over the weekend, and I am finally getting a solid grasp of Swift!
Glad it was helpful!
thanks Sean, I follow the course with great interest, I work with Xcode 15.2 and it takes some kicking to make the code work. An old 55 year old Italian developer who is struggling a bit to keep up but you are really good, congratulations! 🙏
Glad it's helpful! Keep at it 💪
Thanks Sean, You are master!! I start this video like 3 month ago but didn't have time to finish it, but today is the day. just want to say THANK YOU!!
Best of luck this time around!
I generally leave online courses halfway, but this was so well made, enjoyed it till the end (especially appreciated the repetitions to hammer down the concepts!) and the projects really expose you to a lot of the necessary things that will help you build your own. Thanks Sean!
Glad you enjoyed the course!
At the time I'm watching, SF Symbols are on version 5 with over 5,000!! Awesome course!!!
Glad you like it!
Already finished the Swift Programming Tutorial, and I'm R - E - A - L - L - Y enjoying this one!!! 💃💃💃 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Sean!
Glad you're liking the courses!
Your videos are priceless for me. I have started my iOS development journey recently. Your videos made me go deep in the concepts. Thank you so much.
Great to hear! Keep at it!
Thank you Sean, this course helped me A LOT. I was an Android Developer before and every other course that I watched was either too basic or too advanced for me to learn, but this video was just right. Keep up the great work.
Happy it was helpful! Welcome to the world of iOS :)
I can't thank you enough Sean. Will decimate it this weekend. Truly appreciate your work. 🙏🏻
Please do!
@seanallen. Nice course. Your story is similar to me. After learning Objective-C, Swift, and the whole mobile application building stack when SwiftUI came, I actually gave up. I was a freelancer and companies and startups suddenly started demanding new skills. Then Covid came and I shifted my focus towards learning Flutter and Dart so that I do not need to learn new stuff again and again even though I was very good at iOS programming. Your course about SwiftUI and your story and struggle give me more hope that it happens to everybody. It is indeed a great course with a lot of information. Thanks.
Glad you enjoy the course. We all struggle. Just gotta stick with it.
Thanks Sean for providing this wonderful tutorial. It really helps a lot transitioning from UIKit to SwiftUI, and understanding how SwiftUI works.
Just watched the course from the begin to the end.
Thank you Sean!
Hope you enjoyed it!
I have viewed many tutorial for swift / swiftUI but above all I find your tutorials are great. Thank you for doing this.
as a rn dev, its really great to dive deep into native languages like swift, thanks for this awesome content!
What a chad move! Thank you Sean, as a Swift only dev, this is gonna be amazing!
Haha, I hope like it!
giga-chad!
Thanks a lot @seanallen. It's amazing course from your side. I want to learn swiftui but not getting proper guidance, but when I saw your video, it helps me to learn swiftUI. I really enjoyed it and looking forward to learn more things in ios from you. Thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed the course!
This course is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much for your work Allen!
You're very welcome!
Great course. Sean you are an excellent instructor. I love your style of guided learning
Beautiful work @Sean Allen, Previously i was learning from an Udemy Course but that guy is just typing everything without the clearly explain everything. But you did your best, thanks
are you referring to kenneth jones course , cause i felt the same in his course
Awesome course, I highly recommend it. Your explanations are so detailed, I feel like I have been building iOS apps forever; though this is my first go at it. I also learned a lot from your other videos. Thanks a lot Sean.
hey, since i am assuming you recently completed it, could you please tell if it up to date or not? since i dont want to invest too much time and at the end learn that it is outdated 😅. Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words :) Happy to help.
@@namankothari8390 The course is up to date, the latest iOS version is 17 and the course covers primarily features in iOS 15, and 16, as well as some things in 17. I completed it today. I don't think you will waste your time if you go through the course, it's very beginner friend but from my observation, you should at least be comfortable with basic swift syntax or other OO languages.
@@namankothari8390 My take away is that the instructor wants you to get what he is teaching, and not trying to show his skill. So i think you will benefit from taking the course.
I appreciate that!
**Great Course**
I haven't watched it 100% yet, but still great explanations for a beginner. Really appreciate your effort for this free course.
Thanks a lot!
Happy to hear you're enjoying it!
Awesome tutorial - Took me a while to go through over 11 hours of tutorial but i took notes, screenshots, etc to reflect back. Great Job! 😊🇨🇦. Many Thanks!
Happy you got through it all and that you liked it.
Hi @devhopes, by any chance, can you share the notes, that you took? Too late this idea came by my mind XDD . IF you can, thanks in regards!
I learn a LOT!!
Thanks, Sean for this course.
awesome so far. hoping to understand datapassing and fetching / setting well enough by the end. thanks for the course
You are welcome!
Isn't binding more of if you want it to be modified by the child view, just passing as a variable would work for the isNight case in the weather App (1:13:25)
Really amazing course, doesn't feel like it's 12 hours and I mean it in a good way. It's so well done and listening to you and learning from you is a pleasure so hours feels more like minutes 😄
Wow, thanks for the kinds words. Making 12 hours feel like minutes is a high complement :)
Thank you man for sharing so rich paid content, I am learning a lot! Wish you all the wealth you bring for who is watching.
honestly the networking in swiftui shook me up
Asked my friend yesterday today Sean uploaded it ❤ thanks Sean
No problem. Enjoy!
This was excellent! Definitely going to checkout your other courses.
Glad you liked it :)
Thank you Sean! It is a great course very clear and informative! Like the explanation way and examples. You are cool!
Thanks!
You've put a ton of work and value into these for all of us to grow. Thanks man.
Wow! Very generous of you David. Thanks for the support!
Sean, you are an amazing person! Thanks for all you’re doing for the iOS dev community! You truly deserve the best!
I appreciate that!
I’ve bought this. Not regretting. Thank you
2:07:40 is gold! 😂
Love the course though, you are absolutely one of the best ios teacher. Thanks Sean!
Excellent course! I am a decent SwiftUI programmer and learned a lot! THANKS
Happy to help!
Incredible. If I make a fortune from my app ideas I will share it with you my friend. Thank you, I have subscribed and shared with uni friends. Much love. Simon
I appreciate you spreading the word, Simon!
1:43:28 Hard to understand because you stack the methods on a new line? normally you will have for example view().methodOne().methodTwo(). . . Where methodTwo() should be a method of methodOne() and of course being a method of methodOne() you cannot use it for view() as view has its own methods? I’m still learning and I think it has to do with the fact that the code runs from top to bottom? Same like the fact that if a variable it’s not hoisted when declared you cannot use a variable and underneath declare and initialise it, it has to be in code running order first you declare and initialise it then access it and use it further down the code?
1:49:00 -> So important explanation about how work @state variables
Thanks, Allen, you really a life-savior.
Happy to help!
This is just awesome 🔥. Huge respect and appreciation for your sharing 🙏🏾. Love the way you explain concepts and how things works, for beginners in swift it’s completely understandable.
Love from Paris. Thank you 🙏🏾
I appreciate that! Glad you found it helpful :)
I paid for this course a few years back but never actually started it property. Now I have and I find out it's online for free. Am I mad about that? Absolutely not. Sean is a great teacher that also handles the mistake side of things very well. Most people will only show you the perfect side of the project, but not what to do when things go wrong. When something doesn't go as planned in this series, he doesn't gloss over it, or edit it out. He actually debugs that problem with you so you can see his mental model. This is very valuable and is worth the original price of admission even today. I'm happy to say that I paid for this course and I'm happy that everyone else gets to see and use it as well. Going to support Sean even more in the future with the great work he is doing by Liking and Subscribing to his TH-cam channel, as well as buying his future corses as well.
This came at the perfect time for me. Just got my first Mac for this!!!
Nice! Hope you enjoy it 👍
Hey Sean. Great work on this tutorial. I am an iOS professional with little exposure to SwiftUI (until now) and I found it very helpful. P.S. It appears as if your endpoint for Appetizers is down.
Lovely youtube. I just read about 1 min . Found what I need and soft my problem . From hk
Glad it helped!
I just following your instruction and explanations. exactly straightforward, well structured and you take the time to explain everything. Thank you soo much! 🙌
regards from indonesian people...
Glad it was helpful!
Cant believe its free. Thanks Sean!
Hope you enjoy it!
best swiftui course on youtube
Thanks for the kind words!
Thank you Sean. This course is really helpful for me. I enjoy the way you teach SwiftUI.
Happy to help :)
Awesome video here and echo-ing what many have said that you are a great teacher and easy to listen to 🙌 I am have dabbled in SwiftUI a bit but the big value for me in this course was refactoring and structure. Thanks!
great video, I just switched from UIKit code to SwiftUI. Thank you very much.
I learn a lot in like 3+ days. Coming from Java, thank you
This is great thanks Sean! I think it'd be great if you could make a video or two on modern UIKit. Or anything that helps current developers where their company most likely has a lot of legacy obj-c uikit code, but all new code is mostly done in swift. So we have to learn both which is feeling a bit overwhelming. I've started with SwiftUI first, but need to learn to understand the obj-c / uikit code too.
Maybe a video for people who know SwiftUi but need to learn UIKit and obj-c??
I'm probably not the one to make those videos as I've never really touched Objective-C.
Amazing swift course! Thank you! Really enjoyed learning it.
Thank you for your outstanding teaching skills. it would be more better if you could add the debugging section in your course. we would love to learn the debugging skills as well. Thank you
Amazing Tutorial Thanks a lot, you just save my live.
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much Sean for this wonderful gift. Your channel is awesome !
Glad you enjoy it!
On the topic of throwing the error in viewDidLayoutSubviews I would have an internal check to prevent multiple calls to this as I look at any unneeded calls as wasted CPU cycles. Of course it would be better to have this agnostic of this method as it's job is to layout its views but I understand the guard check on the view here, I would just ensure the delegate only passes that error up once. Ideally it would be nicer to avoid hooking into this method for this use case due to how often its called as you pointed out. Love the content you provide as always.
You've done a great job, please make more videos on swiftUI like this.
this truly is an excellent course! well done.
Thanks! Glad you like it.
Thank you so much for making it free It helped me out a lot.
Happy to help!
Damn I just bought this course about 2 weeks ago, I should have waited lol! No problem though, Sean has been an amazing source of help in my ios dev journey and I don't mind supporting
I appreciate that! Unfortunately, there's never a good time to make it free. A group of people will always have just purchased :(
Thanks a lot Sean! I wish you the best of the best! ❤
Thank you! 😃
Hey Sean, I just started this course of yours. Finally, a SwiftUI course I can follow and understand. Before your course, I just had enough knowledge to be dangerous but you've really elevated my understanding of it. Looking forward to your other courses. One thing though, not sure if I'm using a different version of Xcode than you taught this lesson on, but do you know if Xcode removed the drag and drop feature? I also never could get my "red frame" to work either. Thought it could've been a setting, but I couldn't figure it out. Anyway, keep the great videos coming!
Yeah, Xcode gets updated every year and this course is a couple years old. I believe they removed that ability.
This content should be TH-cam's historical heritage. 🤩🤩.
Thank you Sean, for this incredible SwiftUI Fundamentals course!
Starting iOS from scratch felt daunting, but this course was a game-changer! Watched the entire video, and it truly lives up to being beginner-friendly. Done practically, it's an excellent hands-on learning experience.
For those eager to advance further, any tips on how to delve deeper into iOS development from here?"
Glad you liked it! If you want to dive deeper I have a ton of content on my TH-cam channel or you can check out my more structured courses at seanallen.teachable.com
Really valuable resource for the community, thank you for these courses.
My pleasure!
Getting down to three lines of code is not, making it easy to understand is the goal 💯👏
This is honestly amazing. Can't thank you enough. I mean it.
Side note, I laughed a little too hard at 5:23:30 for some reason haha-
Happy to help!
48:00, am I wrong or now is not possible anymore to use this method to add a personalized color?