Another cool video, very impressive. Love the fact that you're showing how to use these basic building blocks in real life on apps. Sometimes, it's hard to think of a use case. I had similar problem with Future in combine, I had been scratching my head for days to find a use case for Future.
Thank you for another useful tutorial. I was using an underline in selecting tabs and I had to use offset for it to have the spring animation. Now I learnt this I went back to modify my code to this MatchedGeometryEffect and is so much more efficient!
I'm making a grandious app, of course it started with an idea on paper, around Nov 2021. Not knowing much of SwiftUI code, I was able to writing a few lines of code when I started watching your videos, from BootCamp and up. The app has grown and now I finally used the feature in this video, it worked perfectly. Back in the day when I was a coder with VB/VBA/SQL; I wasn't great with the visual look for the screens, so I had a in-house visual designer that did all the pretty stuff, colour, fonts, etc. I can see I still have the same problem. But thanks to you most of my code works. Except one; I can not display a real time status when the app begins it's compiling data process, it has to compile all the initial data before use. This is a one time thing but it takes a few minutes to run. I want the progress of the function to display real-time to the screen, like a progress, but with real data, to show that the app is working hard in the background. I can not get this to work. I've watched 100's of videos but still no success.
Great video, Nick and another brilliant series from you. 😊 See when you’re using @Namespace, is it best practice to use multiple namespaces in a view, when implementing multiple separate animations, or are individual IDs enough?
great video, thanks! Do you plan to build some another full app with this pro features and instruments? It'd be great to watch more pro things in practice =)
Great video....Question: You made an array of [Strings] but is there a way to make both an array of [Colors] that when selected the category rectangle highlights to a different color in the ForEach loop (ex: Home: blue, Popular: Green, Saved: Yellow)?
I have a video coming next week where we make a custom Tab Bar and we use MatchedGeometryEffect to change the tab bar's colors. I think it'll answer this for your guys haha
Heey, amazing video and great explanation!! Quick question: I'm trying to do this with reusable views that are created outside of the main view. Tried passing the namespace to the other 2 views and using that on images and texts but it didn't work. Did you try it? What's your advice for that situation?
Love your videos. Not sure what's going here. I implemented this the same way and the effect is extremely laggy/choppy running on actual device (iOS 16.5.1). Is that the same for you?
I always recommend your channel to all of my iOS friends. Great thanks from Korea!
Pretty cool modifier. I must admit i have never even heard of him, so thank you a lot. Flying through this course. Awesome vids!
I will definitely use this in my app.
Thanks Nick.
Thanks! Awesome to see you on the Advanced course now 🚀
Another cool video, very impressive. Love the fact that you're showing how to use these basic building blocks in real life on apps.
Sometimes, it's hard to think of a use case. I had similar problem with Future in combine, I had been scratching my head for days to find a use case for Future.
Very Nice one. Thanks for giving a real-world example for the MatchedGeometryEffect modifier.
Thank you for another useful tutorial. I was using an underline in selecting tabs and I had to use offset for it to have the spring animation. Now I learnt this I went back to modify my code to this MatchedGeometryEffect and is so much more efficient!
I'm making a grandious app, of course it started with an idea on paper, around Nov 2021. Not knowing much of SwiftUI code, I was able to writing a few lines of code when I started watching your videos, from BootCamp and up. The app has grown and now I finally used the feature in this video, it worked perfectly. Back in the day when I was a coder with VB/VBA/SQL; I wasn't great with the visual look for the screens, so I had a in-house visual designer that did all the pretty stuff, colour, fonts, etc. I can see I still have the same problem. But thanks to you most of my code works. Except one; I can not display a real time status when the app begins it's compiling data process, it has to compile all the initial data before use. This is a one time thing but it takes a few minutes to run. I want the progress of the function to display real-time to the screen, like a progress, but with real data, to show that the app is working hard in the background. I can not get this to work. I've watched 100's of videos but still no success.
Nice modifier and even nicer way to use it!
Great topic. I knew nothing about this. Good skill to have in the pocket, thanks!
Thanks again Scott! You can get real fancy with this.
Great video, Nick and another brilliant series from you. 😊
See when you’re using @Namespace, is it best practice to use multiple namespaces in a view, when implementing multiple separate animations, or are individual IDs enough?
Unless you're doing something super complicated, I think one @Namespace and individual IDs is enough!
Best explanation I’ve seen of this!
🤗😁 Thanks!
MatchedGeometryEffect IS THE BEST 🙏☀
I am learning a lot with your videos. thanks a lot ❤
Thanks a lot nick , you are perfect in explanation
big thank you Nick!
What a great video.... Thank you :)
you the goat bro for real
I already have the bottom menu of my next app, thanks!
Awesome 🚀🚀
Amazing!!! Thank you so much for sharing
Wow cool stuff 👏
Thanks Vamsi!! :)
Great!!!🍯
Thanks :)))
Thanks, helped a lot.
excellence tutorial
Perfect!
great video, thanks! Do you plan to build some another full app with this pro features and instruments? It'd be great to watch more pro things in practice =)
Hey! Thanks for watching. Yes, the plan is to do a "advanced app" course next! I haven't made it yet though...
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Thanks, great video Bro)
this is very good. 3 years ago wow
Great video....Question: You made an array of [Strings] but is there a way to make both an array of [Colors] that when selected the category rectangle highlights to a different color in the ForEach loop (ex: Home: blue, Popular: Green, Saved: Yellow)?
I was wondering something along these lines too, only different sounds. Same concept. Hope he responds.
I have a video coming next week where we make a custom Tab Bar and we use MatchedGeometryEffect to change the tab bar's colors. I think it'll answer this for your guys haha
@@SwiftfulThinking Great looking forward to it
Thinking of making a game in SwiftUI, this would be very helpful for animating the card to the enemy...
very cool!
is this possible to do with tabView?
thank youuuu!!
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Heey, amazing video and great explanation!! Quick question: I'm trying to do this with reusable views that are created outside of the main view. Tried passing the namespace to the other 2 views and using that on images and texts but it didn't work. Did you try it? What's your advice for that situation?
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No, my friend, you are
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Love your videos. Not sure what's going here. I implemented this the same way and the effect is extremely laggy/choppy running on actual device (iOS 16.5.1). Is that the same for you?
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We should appreciate apple for this.
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