thats crazy. u got the best videos, even english isn't my native language, i watch your videos and i understand everything, thank you so much, keep doing that
What a great tutorial. I was struggling with passing down a computed property as a binding to a child view (not to set it, just to get it) so my child view updates when the computed var in the parent changes). Learned how to do it from this video.
Thanks Nick. U are a good teacher! Trying not to be picky but thought to mention that at the end, we wont need “where Value == Bool” for the extension as we made it generic. Keep it up 🎉❤
Nice building up the knowledge from 'old' school binding (without the type Binding) to the new school and even newest school of custom binding. You are a very good lecturer, thanks a lot for your work.
you are the best bro! thank to you I learned swift and swiftui programming correctly, not just coding but learning properly theory and understanding what im doing and why im using this or that function
The Binding extension looks really convenient for using with SwiftUI, but for general usage couldn't 'set' get called on a binding with a valid newValue, but the "if !newValue {" check would prevent anything from changing, so the next time 'get' is called on the binding, it would return false despite having just been set?
Hey, great tutorial, thank you. I just wondering is it possible to convert one binding to another? For example we have UserModel and our subview have own ViewModel. Can we some how cast UserModel to ViewModel and back automatically. I tried Binding with "get" and "set" and result is: no issues with "get" - just init ViewModel with UserModel, BUT with "set" it's not sow easy - i have to convert ViewModel to UserModel AND update UserModel's changed properties and then replace old UserModel with new UserModel🤯
Most developers have the knowledge, but only a few can be an instructor. We're grateful that we have an instructor here. (👨🏻💻+👨🏻🏫) = NICK SARNO
After this video, my perspective on coding changed a lot. Thank you very much.
thats crazy. u got the best videos, even english isn't my native language, i watch your videos and i understand everything, thank you so much, keep doing that
What a great tutorial. I was struggling with passing down a computed property as a binding to a child view (not to set it, just to get it) so my child view updates when the computed var in the parent changes). Learned how to do it from this video.
thanks so much for your lesson. Start embracing custom bindings from now on
Beautiful *chef's kiss*. I have literally been bewildered by bindings for years till today. Thank u
You are so welcome
Thanks Nick. U are a good teacher!
Trying not to be picky but thought to mention that at the end, we wont need “where Value == Bool” for the extension as we made it generic.
Keep it up 🎉❤
Great catch 🤦♂️ glad someone’s paying attention 😂
Nice building up the knowledge from 'old' school binding (without the type Binding) to the new school and even newest school of custom binding. You are a very good lecturer, thanks a lot for your work.
you are the best bro! thank to you I learned swift and swiftui programming correctly, not just coding but learning properly theory and understanding what im doing and why im using this or that function
This video is going to simplify my SwiftUI views by making them display much clearer and simpler full screen view rendering logic. Thank you!
What an interesting thing to learn, and that extension is pretty neat. Can't wait to see more! Just keep em coming 🎉
You are the best at explaining SwiftUI concepts bro thank you for all the effort!!!
Love the videos ❤
Thank you so much for this awesome practical application of custom bindings 😀
Such a good video... Thanks a lot!
Thanks so much for the great video!
Very good inside about Binding and property wrapper.
Great video!
as always, it's the best and unique lecture
Really great content Nick....Thank's a lot.
This was very well explained. Thanks.
nice, now I can start to revisit around 250 files in my main project haha :D
No seriously, thanks for creating such great material
Totally cool! Another dark SwiftUI mystery solved!
amazing content
This video was fun to watch. When you making “Every view needs a body” t shirts?
Haha that’s actually epic. You’ll get the first one free 😂
Hi, could you make a video about publishing apps to App Store? Great materials!❤
love it! TY
The Binding extension looks really convenient for using with SwiftUI, but for general usage couldn't 'set' get called on a binding with a valid newValue, but the "if !newValue {" check would prevent anything from changing, so the next time 'get' is called on the binding, it would return false despite having just been set?
Hey, great tutorial, thank you. I just wondering is it possible to convert one binding to another? For example we have UserModel and our subview have own ViewModel. Can we some how cast UserModel to ViewModel and back automatically. I tried Binding with "get" and "set" and result is: no issues with "get" - just init ViewModel with UserModel, BUT with "set" it's not sow easy - i have to convert ViewModel to UserModel AND update UserModel's changed properties and then replace old UserModel with new UserModel🤯