Spending time watching your tutorial videos, multiple times, has become one of my most productive Swift/SwiftUI learning opportunities. All of your videos follow a well-organized progressive learning pattern. They are incredibly helpful and presented so professionally with acknowledgements to other prolific Swift/SwiftUI gurus. You are a Jedi master with respect to learning Swift/SwiftUI! Thanks!
I was hoping for more combine content, preferably with Core Data and nested objects/relations. Feel the previous subject was not finished yet. But great content as usual.
the decoding part with genetics was awesome! you could have ended the video half way, the genetics part is a slam dunk of an explaination. again, thank you. hopefully Tibitten Balls buys you a coffree soon.
I still can't get how you made buttons "< previous", "Home", "Next" ext. and titles without lines like real text. I remember you mentioned it somewhere, but I can't find. How to create my own xplaygroundpage? Could you give me a hint please?
Go to the editor menu and choose show raw markup to reveal the markup view instead. If you want to create your own playgrounds with multiple pages like this, just duplicate mine and edit the code. To create a new page, just drag to duplicate
I am not sure what you are referring to here, It may be a secondary account that you are referring to. My main account @StewartLynch is very active. Check it out in the link in the video description.
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Spending time watching your tutorial videos, multiple times, has become one of my most productive Swift/SwiftUI learning opportunities. All of your videos follow a well-organized progressive learning pattern. They are incredibly helpful and presented so professionally with acknowledgements to other prolific Swift/SwiftUI gurus. You are a Jedi master with respect to learning Swift/SwiftUI! Thanks!
Thank you for your thoughtful comment. Much appreciated.
This is the best introduction to Generics. Thanks Maestro !
Glad you enjoyed it.
Stewart you are a legend! Thank you so much sir for the best tutorials out here. Keep doing the best work kind sir, you rock!
Stewart Lynch you are a Hero!
Another great video, thank you. I'll also be watching the one on sorting and access controls.
I was hoping for more combine content, preferably with Core Data and nested objects/relations. Feel the previous subject was not finished yet. But great content as usual.
Yet another great Explainer video. Love them!
So helpful! Thank you for everything you do :)
Happy to help!
Just wanna say this video is awesome like your content always is Stewart. Thank you for the well thought out presentation!
Thanks. Glad you find them useful
Thank you Stewart... excellent lesson
Great Content, very detailed explaination 🙌. Thank you so much!!!
the decoding part with genetics was awesome!
you could have ended the video half way, the genetics part
is a slam dunk of an explaination.
again, thank you. hopefully Tibitten Balls buys you a coffree soon.
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
It’s very detailed tutorial... step by step! Stewart, it’s great!
Tech me!))))
Great video with detail explanation. Thanks 🙏
Thank you so much one more for great lessons... is it possible to create more videos how work protocols and generic together ?
Anything is possible. I will add this request to my list of requests.
@@StewartLynch thank you so much Stewart
I still can't get how you made buttons "< previous", "Home", "Next" ext. and titles without lines like real text. I remember you mentioned it somewhere, but I can't find. How to create my own xplaygroundpage? Could you give me a hint please?
Go to the editor menu and choose show raw markup to reveal the markup view instead. If you want to create your own playgrounds with multiple pages like this, just duplicate mine and edit the code. To create a new page, just drag to duplicate
simply awesome :)))))
Thanks for this video. I was always wondering what does this T mean 😅
Happy Birthday! ;-)
Awesome :)
Great example on how abstract swift can be as a language.
very odd dichotomy. its part scripting, part java-esq.
still do not like closures.
And how powerful a type-safe language can be.
You created your gitHub account in 2012, but almost never used it in years. How come?
I am not sure what you are referring to here, It may be a secondary account that you are referring to. My main account @StewartLynch is very active. Check it out in the link in the video description.
Generics are what ypu have to do when you dont have smalltalk.