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Is there currently a way in iOS 18 to hide TabSection headers in the TabBar view while keeping them visible in the Sidebar view and, importantly, while still showing the tabs themselves in the TabBar.

When viewModel is @Observable, you dont need @State in the View. Great video btw

How would you handle the path if you have a tabView with different navigations for each tab? I guess every tab would have a a NavigationStack with their own path, right? If so, what if you need new paths further down those flows? Like a child coordinator situation? Should you nest NavigationStacks?

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how would it be if I was in iOS 14

When you add an Exercise to path, how does it know that it has to show the Exercise view ?

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It’s strange that navigationDestination doesn’t go through the PreferenceKey’s reducer like navigationTitle does which is how it can be overridden without a warning. Maybe was implemented by a different dev at Apple.

Thanks for the video, I have a question with the implementation of navigation with the NavigationStack. How do I control the navigation? In the case that I only want to navigate when I have received an OK response from the API, if the response has given me an error, I do not perform the navigation and show a pop up. How is this implemented with the NavigationStack?

Background music was distracting sorry.

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Thanks for the video. I’m new to iOS programming. ForEach wants an ordered collection so the set has to be sorted. A number of other SwiftUI things seem to be oriented around arrays. Is this the case in general for SwiftUI? Set Vs Array is insignificant in my small app but curious about SwiftUI Vs data efficiency. Does @Observable mean no longer sorting for every screen update, only if the set changes? Is there a good article on this? Thanks again.

I have drums in my computer room! HAHA

Hard to tell from the video, but did you by any chance notice a bit "out of sync" in scrolling and transitioning when using this modifier? I just did simple recreation with it and GeometryReader and it seems as if geometry reader is more accurate "reactive". Particularly when scrolling super slow

Kudos to the author. First time I hear simple and elaborated explanation about threads which will be used to run task or specific method.

3 UIs into one lol... flutter devs screaming rn

if I choose regular does it match all devices larger than iPad, TV or Vision Pro for example

Might need to send this to one of the speakers at iOSKonf in Skopje about the scrollView problem :D. Great work as always Donny!

Donny, at the beginning of the video, the list of items is overlapping the header in a nasty way. This may be because you have set a fixed height for the rectangle (300 pts). So the image height is being adjusted dynamically, but the rectangle is not. Cheers.

Cool. Now we just have to way a few years to be able to use it because Apple does not want to backport UI like Android has AndroidX....

jizz man...WWDC24 is not finished yet and fanboys already making videos...chill

I'm really curious whether App Intents will expand beyond just being voice activated shortcuts to making it possible to quickly surface relevant information out of 3rd party apps.

This is great. Thanks, Donnie.

Can you have a ‘var’ then able to change the value again?

Thank you!

Thanx

Hopefully this is the nail in coffin for view models and everyone finally learns structs!

Really well explained thank you!

What about this? ruclips.net/video/_XZHzl3R1Fo/видео.html

I’ve been aware of the feature for a long time, but never found a reason to use it honestly. Always thought of it, as a bit useless. Is it something you use often, and if yes, for what? Like, very specific use cases would be appreciated 😊

your videos are beyond my noobie level but really interesting!

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Hello! When is your Swift Concurrency course released? It says it is still in progress. Thx

I know that you are using person name as an example code. But it should said that when dealing with with names that should use PersonNameComponentsFormatter as this will put the correct format for user locale

Thanks for the video. I concur. I would only add that, computed properties feel Swifty to me so I start with a bias towards using them, then change to a function when there's one of the situations that you've identified. (needs arguments, it's not lightweight, potential side-effects, etc)

Sound became better :) Could you please share your thoughts on usage of extensions, e.g. extending models with some methods, formatting methods etc. When an object that does something is better than extension of some model that handles the model certain way and returns the data I need, the only think that comes to my mind is inability to use DI in extension, so testability is limited for these functionality

your videos are so good man, top tier content! Keep it up :)

Nice generator. I have already added it to my new project so I do not forget it. Is it required for TestFlight?

Awesome, Is the required reasons API, the only thing that needs to be added? What about privacy nutrition labels? Let's say, my app uses email id info and Username. What do I do here?

Excelente video, muchas gracias por compartir información valiosa!!✌✌

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Thanks @DonnyWalsdev! Great example and well explained.

I had to stop watching because of the background music - it’s not great when you’re narrating as I was unable to focus on what you were saying.

This is a great one. I was actually expecting to see another dictionary variable that keeps track of running tasks. But the enum with associated type looks so much better.

Subtle and complex! Thank you.

This is amazing, thank you for the explanation 🙏🏻 Can we have a video on task cancellation please?

This video is very helpful. I am still confused by the body property. As I understand it, Body is annotated via a protocol to run on MainActor. Is this correct: a view such as the one in your example that does not have a @MainActor annotation, but the function is called from a task modifier inside the Body will run on the MainActor.

the title was enough to trigger my anxiety😅

Can we have a sample project link ?