ur twitter tutorial helped me get an iOS job contracting at a huge airline. Contract ended unfortunately but now im watching this preparing for a Meta interview. Really appreciate your efforts bro
Azam! You actually just gave a talk at Capital One where I work! Was cool to see. I will take that into consideration. It is on presentation large tho 😂
Its not really a networking masterclass when you only show get requests. Definitely lacks content and would make me second guess buying an actual course......
Thanks for sharing this video! Awesome content. But one question, what if we need to set the request header? Can we use the same way? Or we have the use taskFromRequest
It looks like they require an API key now. I was planning to buy the full course, but want to make sure it is updated with this requirement before I spend the money. Is that something we will find in the full course?
For the CoinDataService, I notice you initialize it in the viewmodel, but if we wanted to use dependency injection and inject a service into the view model, how would you handle this within the context of an entire application? What would be the best place to initialize your service? Would it be at the creation of the view model, or could you have one instance of your service and just pass it around to view models that need it?
what state management is used in iOS dev I come from background of Flutter where we use sate management like Provider, River Pod, Bolc etc. And I want to start learning iOS dev but I don't have a mac so can I use Hackintosh?
SwiftUI has a property wrappers you can use to create state properties and manage state in your app. I’m not sure if you can use Hackintosh, I would just get a MacBook
@@appstuff does it have any external libraries like Flutter and if yes? From job POV having knowledge about external state management library is necessary?
hey, i love your video, i want to ask you something since there's alot of debate that mvvm is redundant for swiftui, what do you think? why you still use view model for this video?
"It's really difficult to find out this kind of information out there..." There are things called "books", that no one uses any more, unfortunatelly. I mean, younger people do not have the habit of reading books.
ur twitter tutorial helped me get an iOS job contracting at a huge airline. Contract ended unfortunately but now im watching this preparing for a Meta interview. Really appreciate your efforts bro
Good luck man
Why did the contract end ?
@@kwiky5643the project was completed
I also got a job through the twitter clone
Running away with being the best ios channel atm, thanks for the great content
I appreciate that!
As usual you are on another level, always doing stuff no else does. Thank you for all this knowledge 🙏🏼🦅
You really make all of this seem so easy
My pleasure!
wow! A developer who actually knows what he's talking about !!!
This guy can break things down like a G!!! and brings good illustration as well as examples!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It helps a lot as an iOS dev. Thank you so much!
May GOD bless on you for this comprehensive effort.
Perfectly explained, especially the threading section.
Thanks friend for this awesome work and masterclass
One suggestion I can give is to increase the font size. It is quite hard to read the code.
Azam! You actually just gave a talk at Capital One where I work! Was cool to see.
I will take that into consideration. It is on presentation large tho 😂
@@appstuffit’s on large but the resolution is still high so it is a little hard to read.
Its not really a networking masterclass when you only show get requests. Definitely lacks content and would make me second guess buying an actual course......
Not to mention SSL pinning…
Great video Stephan. Thank you from the other side of the world 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
great video I come to struggle to find a great example of how to get data from IPA and this video is really helpful
Can anyone tell me if this is the complete tutorial? or it's half for to complete you have to pay?
You're a good teacher bro, like wow
I gotta set aside a day of work to watch this.
Great video mate! Could you please also cover web sockets over tcp and udp clients for iOS?
Thanks for sharing this video! Awesome content. But one question, what if we need to set the request header? Can we use the same way? Or we have the use taskFromRequest
BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!!! PERFECT !
Thanks for the video. One little thing, instead of "if let error = error {" you can have "if let error {", same for the guard statement
It looks like they require an API key now. I was planning to buy the full course, but want to make sure it is updated with this requirement before I spend the money. Is that something we will find in the full course?
some problem ya
Hello, it would be great if you could help me understand the topic of multi-module application! Thank you.
I used Sean Allens API Calling Technique in his beginner video. It worked. But I guess it’s good to do both ways 😅
how is it that the course is on youtube for free??
Nice video bro. Thanks for the help!
Thanks bro this helps a lot
Hello! In your SwiftUI Chat Pro course, will you continue the push notifications section?
What if the api requires a oauth2?
thanks bro can you please share the github link
For the CoinDataService, I notice you initialize it in the viewmodel, but if we wanted to use dependency injection and inject a service into the view model, how would you handle this within the context of an entire application? What would be the best place to initialize your service? Would it be at the creation of the view model, or could you have one instance of your service and just pass it around to view models that need it?
I would initialize the service at the root app level and inject it into an ObservableObject and set it as an environment object
@@appstuff Thanks for the reply! Very helpful
brother we like your teaching process so could you pls make a video about swift programming language for beginners to advance
Thanks for this effort! I learned a lot
Thank you!
But how to wrapping custom error type in asyncawait
That’s covered in the pro version! Link in description of video
Thanks for this Really, Hats of to you Sir.
thank you so much!
what state management is used in iOS dev I come from background of Flutter where we use sate management like Provider, River Pod, Bolc etc. And I want to start learning iOS dev but I don't have a mac so can I use Hackintosh?
SwiftUI has a property wrappers you can use to create state properties and manage state in your app. I’m not sure if you can use Hackintosh, I would just get a MacBook
@@appstuff does it have any external libraries like Flutter and if yes? From job POV having knowledge about external state management library is necessary?
good stuff bro
Thank you!
Amazing explanation
Thank you!!!
Awesome video mate 🎉😊
Great Course thnx
thank you for this diamond
it would be awesome if you can do for post, put and delete request too
This is gold.
hey, i love your video, i want to ask you something since there's alot of debate that mvvm is redundant for swiftui, what do you think? why you still use view model for this video?
Architecture and modularity
Nice video !
Hi, I've read "FREE Threads Clone SwiftUI Course:" but its not free, right?
There’s a free version on the RUclips channel, and a pro version on my site that has more features
This is free?! Holy moly!!! XD
Thank you so much
May God reward all your kindness and always be in God's protection
DEBUG: you are very very good, thank you very much
Good lecture. If you could make your video text a little bigger or larger presentation fonts will make your lesson perfect.
Oh yeah, I remember why all my apps so far have all not had to do network requests
cool video)
Time of this video was a great time to buy bitcoin
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don't stop pls
'Promo sm'
So much fluff and more of an in depth fundamentals vs masterclass.
There is zero fluff in here
"It's really difficult to find out this kind of information out there..." There are things called "books", that no one uses any more, unfortunatelly. I mean, younger people do not have the habit of reading books.
Personally, like many others, I prefer to learn thru video tutorials. Not really sure what you’re trying to say here, but hope you enjoyed the content