Very nice tutorial. For beginners it is essential to know WHY something is being done, not just how. So giving explanations with the code is what makes your tutorial stand out from the usual fare …
Great video and very helpful. I can't find any solution to my problem so could you please make a tutorial on searching for 20 nearest regions in maps because I can't monitor more than 20 at the same time?
This is once again another great video. The one question I've been trying to find out in this type of situation is, after searching then displaying, how can the user zoom back out or interact with the map?
Nice tutorial, thank you! I have one question, I think that the annotation gets a wrong location. If you try to search at "Gothenburg" in your app, you can see that the map will zoom to "Styrsö" (island and a district in Gothenburg's southern archipelago) instead of Gothenburg city. If you compare to Maps on your Mac, you can see that it will zoom to the center of Gothenburg.
It's the same thing with Oslo. In the app it zooms next to "Songsvaten", a bit away from the city. Or is it my app that get's wrong information? I tried with Berlin as in your example and i get the same position as you.
Hi The Swift Guy, I have a question I very confused about. For example: I took a course online, and the lecturer taught us to build a simple app like passing data between view controller, so at first was confused and didn't get it too much. After that I repeated doing it over and over again without the video. So I spent a lot of time in this single practice. So my question is, is this the right way to learn to code ? Or what will you recommend to a new IOS programmer like me?
I did exactly like you did when starting out! I was very obsessed with learning every single piece of code so that I could code without referring to websites etc. What I learned though, was that learning it all by heart is actually a waste of time:) All you need to do is understand the concepts. Then you will know what to search for in order to find the code you need. Make sure that you understand what you do, and then you will be fine:)
Is there a way I can search my own annotations rather then searching for a location then it drops a pin? I have tons of custom annotations with their own markers and I was wondering if you can search the marker annotations that I have. Thank you
Is there a way to do this without a search bar? I am making an app and I just want to have it pull particular business locations when the app is open. I tried it with some of the code you provided but it isn’t doing anything.
Very nice tutorial. For beginners it is essential to know WHY something is being done, not just how. So giving explanations with the code is what makes your tutorial stand out from the usual fare …
Always love your videos and also missing new ones
Great video and very helpful. I can't find any solution to my problem so could you please make a tutorial on searching for 20 nearest regions in maps because I can't monitor more than 20 at the same time?
@The Swift Guy Love it! How would we slow down the animation so it zooms in slower?
This is once again another great video.
The one question I've been trying to find out in this type of situation is, after searching then displaying, how can the user zoom back out or interact with the map?
The user should be able to do so automatically. Try running it on your iPhone, then you should be able to move around and zoom in and out.
Yep. :) Outstanding
I was assuming this was like other videos where, once you set the span in the region you cannot zoom out.
Thank you
:)
Easy with the enter button mate!!!!!
Great video but can u plz make one video how to convert locations into address through search???
Thanks a lot, great video and your project is still compilable without any errors in Xcode 10 Swift 4:) keep it up!
Nice tutorial, thank you! I have one question, I think that the annotation gets a wrong location. If you try to search at "Gothenburg" in your app, you can see that the map will zoom to "Styrsö" (island and a district in Gothenburg's southern archipelago) instead of Gothenburg city. If you compare to Maps on your Mac, you can see that it will zoom to the center of Gothenburg.
It's the same thing with Oslo. In the app it zooms next to "Songsvaten", a bit away from the city. Or is it my app that get's wrong information? I tried with Berlin as in your example and i get the same position as you.
That was a really useful video! well explained keep it up!
Thank you!:)
Great video and excellent explanation. Thanks
Very helpful, great stuff keep it up
awesome video, Could you please to do more with this like routing, connecting two points with shortest way like uber app
Noted!;)
Thanks man! These videos rock!
you are the boss!!
nice one here!, keep up the good work #happyCoding!
Thank you!:) #happyCoding2U2
Thanks for nice tutorial.. Have a nice day~
Great tutorial! Thanks man
You are welcome - thank you for watching!:)
could you please explain how to getting the coordinates from tap touch on map ,, thank you :)
Thanks dude!! This was a lot helpful.
Super glad to hear that!;)
Hi The Swift Guy,
I have a question I very confused about.
For example: I took a course online, and the lecturer taught us to build a simple app like passing data between view controller, so at first was confused and didn't get it too much. After that I repeated doing it over and over again without the video. So I spent a lot of time in this single practice. So my question is, is this the right way to learn to code ? Or what will you recommend to a new IOS programmer like me?
I did exactly like you did when starting out! I was very obsessed with learning every single piece of code so that I could code without referring to websites etc. What I learned though, was that learning it all by heart is actually a waste of time:) All you need to do is understand the concepts. Then you will know what to search for in order to find the code you need. Make sure that you understand what you do, and then you will be fine:)
awesome , you're a great teacher
Is there a way I can search my own annotations rather then searching for a location then it drops a pin? I have tons of custom annotations with their own markers and I was wondering if you can search the marker annotations that I have. Thank you
Perfect Tutorial!! Thank you
you saved my life! Thank you!
awesome!! thanks for the help!
that was perfect. Just press the Enter button more slowly ;))
What is the difference between CLLocationCoordinate2D and CLLocationCoordinate2DMake???
Nice video, can you do more videos on google maps instead of apple maps
Sure, I will do that eventually. I just feel like I need to cover Apple maps first:)
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Thank you so much
You are welcome!:)
aces, pretty useful.
you are amazing.
Can you give use tutorial in app localization
Respected sir,
can you please guide how to do Google Maps Autocomplete API....
hi swift 4 pls make video for it
how would you do it for a user to pin a location
Спасибо!
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Its useful, but I want If I search particular person name, then it will show the current location of user...
your the fucking man
thats good but how to make a offline map in swift ........
for some reason when i search the location its off a little
I have the same issue. Checked my code and I don't see any mistakes. Does anyone has an idea?
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Is there a way to do this without a search bar? I am making an app and I just want to have it pull particular business locations when the app is open. I tried it with some of the code you provided but it isn’t doing anything.