How to Nav Bar Programmatically (Swift 2023, UIKit, Xcode)

[@Brosales1414]

Thank you for doing UIKit seems most video are all about swiftui these days!

[@MCmonarcha]

Appreciate the work, your tutorials are one of the most helpful I've found. Keep it up!

[@qyrgyzca]

It's an awesome work! Keep it up!

[@Codebrah]

Thanks a lot!

[@gouthamganesan9565]

Have you explained anywhere about why to delete those entries that you did at the starting?

[@icer1798]

Thank you for video. But how to add logo to secondviewcontroller's large title? Near the "Second Controller" title?

[@juancamilofonseca424]

gracias bro, excelente video

[@angelicaboutwellrodriguezp540]

Hello, I'm new to XCode and Swift. If I already have an app started, but didn't use Storyboard, can I still follow this tutorial?

[@kemalguler427]

youre amazing bro where are you nowadays

[@rparham1997]

Can you do a tutorial on UI and Unit testing in iOS?

[@MCmonarcha]

Yes, please

[@Codebrah]

Hey guys, make sure you are setting the code exactly how I do in the SceneDelegate (not AppDelegate) and you are NOT creating the "required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)" method in your ViewControllers.
If you guys have any errors, try to upload your code to github and paste any console error messages so I can see what is wrong.
Also, newer iOS version nav bars are invisible when they start out so try setting the "self.navigationItem.title" and see if it shows up.

[@vishelpodishat]

bro i have problem, with navbar when i connect with my roottviewcontroller and i press run, nothing happened.i can't see any nav bar

[@awesomecuber1222]

could you make a video on deploying ios apps that have a nodejs backend

[@Codebrah]

Here is a couple of series I did on API calls. One of them is quite long though. Whatever backend you use (like NodeJS) doesn't really made a difference on how you deploy the actual iOS app. Just the code you write in that app.
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[@fattoofittoo7907]

@CodeBrah did xcode update how to setup scene delegate for programmatic UI, i try the old one, its keep asking " Missing argument for parameter 'coder' in call"

[@Codebrah]

I dont think so. Can you paste your scene delgate code and also the init function for your view controller, if you made one?
Sound like a viewcontroller initalizer issue.

[@Codebrah]

Try adding this to your ViewController:
init() {
super.init(nibName: nil, bundle: nil)
}
And make sure you DONT have this function:
required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) {
fatalError("init(coder:) has not been implemented")
}

[@fattoofittoo7907]

thank you, it worked

[@s.tunahanustuntepe2966]

How do we need to do it for IOS 11 and above?

[@calebgates2307]

Same here. The navigation bar doesn't show. Something is wrong... either with your code or with my XCode

[@Codebrah]

What iOS Simulator are you using? Maybe thats the problem

[@Codebrah]

Also if u put on github and send link here I can look

[@akeemyusuf8459]

Hi @CodeBrah , my navigation bar isn't showing

[@Codebrah]

Can you reply here with all the code in your SceneDelegate function where u setup the UIWindow?

[@akeemyusuf8459]

@@Codebrah
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) {
guard let windowScene = (scene as? UIWindowScene) else {
return
}
let window = UIWindow(windowScene: windowScene)
let vc = ViewController()
let nav = UINavigationController(rootViewController: vc)
window.rootViewController = nav
self.window = window
self.window?.makeKeyAndVisible()
}
Here's the code.

[@Codebrah]

@@akeemyusuf8459 Super late reply. But it looks like you're trying to set it in the AppDelege instead of the SceneDelegate.