Awesome explanations, keep on tutorials. Also could you please make videos about Core Data, UserDefaults, Api JSON. It would be nice to listen from you...
Saw this. WOW! Easy decision. New Sub. I'm closer to 60 than 50, and decided during lockdown to use this time productively and to teach myself SwiftUI. This is awesome, thanks Chris. Are you happy for me to use an amended version of this code in one of my apps please?
Thank you! I haven't to be honest! I think the amount of time you'd spend here would be so negligble that I'm not sure I'd need to, BUT I could see the argument if used more widely thoughout the app
Thanks for the great tutorial. I have a small bug, when importing it into a different view, and just calling WaveAnimation() (I already extracted the content view struct used in this video to a new subview), each ocean wave runs until it the end where it snaps back to its original place and starts the animation again. Resulting in a choppy animation. Thanks for your help!
Thank you for sharing this! You explained it so well and made it look so easy. Question though, why is there a need for an offset if you are already animating it?
shingetzu88 great question - so it is the offset that you are animating. For example, imagine I told you it’s position was “blah” and never anything else, then said “hey, animate this!” - you can imagine Xcode would say “huh? Animate what? I’m not sure exactly what I’m animating if nothing is changing.” - instead we are saying “ Xcode, I need you to offset it in the x dimension, and animate it like so” and then it understands. Does that make sense?
Chris - I've come across a bit of an issue (for me!). When I wrap the code in a NavigationView (the contents of 'some View') I see strange behaviour. The scrolling starts downwards and I no longer have the horizontal scrolling waves, but rather vertical scrolling waves. Can you advise this noobie how I potentially resolve this please? Thanks. John
This was very good. Thanks.
really good one
Brilliant tutorial!
Fantastic, thanks for putting this together!
Love your explanations and understanding of the framework, keep up all your hard work, it's very much appreciated. Thanks
john appleby It’s my pleasure, I really enjoy learning all of this stuff as much as I love teaching it
Nice! Well done.
You’re a genius. I might be in touch in case I would like to use it in one of my projects.
Matteo Giuzzi thanks Matteo! Sounds great!
Very cool. Thanks
Thanks very useful contact.
Awesome explanations, keep on tutorials. Also could you please make videos about Core Data, UserDefaults, Api JSON. It would be nice to listen from you...
Saw this. WOW! Easy decision. New Sub. I'm closer to 60 than 50, and decided during lockdown to use this time productively and to teach myself SwiftUI. This is awesome, thanks Chris. Are you happy for me to use an amended version of this code in one of my apps please?
Cool... thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing your skills... are you planning to make neuphormic desing?
I hadn;t considered it but I'm definitely open to the idea! Let me look into it!
Looks fantastic! Have you tested effects of this on battery life?
Thank you! I haven't to be honest! I think the amount of time you'd spend here would be so negligble that I'm not sure I'd need to, BUT I could see the argument if used more widely thoughout the app
Thanks for the great tutorial. I have a small bug, when importing it into a different view, and just calling WaveAnimation() (I already extracted the content view struct used in this video to a new subview), each ocean wave runs until it the end where it snaps back to its original place and starts the animation again. Resulting in a choppy animation. Thanks for your help!
Thank you for sharing this! You explained it so well and made it look so easy. Question though, why is there a need for an offset if you are already animating it?
shingetzu88 great question - so it is the offset that you are animating. For example, imagine I told you it’s position was “blah” and never anything else, then said “hey, animate this!” - you can imagine Xcode would say “huh? Animate what? I’m not sure exactly what I’m animating if nothing is changing.” - instead we are saying “ Xcode, I need you to offset it in the x dimension, and animate it like so” and then it understands. Does that make sense?
@@chrislearnsimmixconceptsll6251 Thank you! Got it. :) Keep sharing man, really appreciate what you're doing and learning a lot.
Thank you for that ! Am I free to use this effect in one of my project please?
Absolutely!
@@chrislearnsimmixconceptsll6251 thanks so much !
Chris - I've come across a bit of an issue (for me!). When I wrap the code in a NavigationView (the contents of 'some View') I see strange behaviour. The scrolling starts downwards and I no longer have the horizontal scrolling waves, but rather vertical scrolling waves. Can you advise this noobie how I potentially resolve this please? Thanks. John
Do you have a social networking app I could add you on? I have a question
Heu! Email me at christopher.g.codes@gmail.com