I started Udacity iOS developer nanodegree course sometimes in February and I just discovered this channel this morning. I'm so glad that I did because I've gotten answer to 90% of the questions I have. Thanks for your content. I'm definitely following you on all social media platform.
Two questions Emmanuel: 1. Would these Custom Colors be available as a Class Property on UIColor object? 2. What would you say is the best/balanced minimum deployment target version of iOS? Great Tutorials Emmanuel. The best iOS teacher on RUclips till date.
1. Definitely! You can access it the same way you access an image from your assets using its name. In our example it’ll be UIColor(named: "green_white") 2. Depends on how many devices you care about supporting. I personally will say iOS 12 since it supports all devices from iPhone 5s
I started Udacity iOS developer nanodegree course sometimes in February and I just discovered this channel this morning. I'm so glad that I did because I've gotten answer to 90% of the questions I have.
Thanks for your content. I'm definitely following you on all social media platform.
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Two questions Emmanuel:
1. Would these Custom Colors be available as a Class Property on UIColor object?
2. What would you say is the best/balanced minimum deployment target version of iOS?
Great Tutorials Emmanuel. The best iOS teacher on RUclips till date.
1. Definitely! You can access it the same way you access an image from your assets using its name. In our example it’ll be UIColor(named: "green_white")
2. Depends on how many devices you care about supporting. I personally will say iOS 12 since it supports all devices from iPhone 5s
Also…thanks for the kind words 😊