So....@State if it's in the same View and for sharing between two Views, @Binding in the second View and pass the variable with $. Is that the summary?
Awesome! First tutorial that explains ist so well, I finally understand:)) now do it for Classes 😂 I have a gesture recognizer coordinator, which should realize a Button tap and change the Position of an object in the scene that was placed by tapping the screen first in the coordinator.
Great stuff, is it true though that in the current version of SwiftUI you don't need the \(self.placeholdertext), and can just type in Text(placeholdertext) ?
Perfect, clear, and quick explanation. Thank you!
thanks, this is the easiest explanations on youtube so far
Thank you trying to pass data between different views killed my progress until I saw this video.
Excellent explanation that is as clear as it is succinct. I instantly subscribed, looking forward to seeing more videos!
Clean and quick explanation. thanks
awesome. easy to understand.. expecting more videos :)
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Excellent Explanation!! Thanks!
Outstanding that's I need
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Excellent explainaltion
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I was hoping to get the video that is a simple explanation about state and binding like this
Thank you! Wonderful video :)
So....@State if it's in the same View and for sharing between two Views, @Binding in the second View and pass the variable with $. Is that the summary?
Basically
Awesome! First tutorial that explains ist so well, I finally understand:)) now do it for Classes 😂 I have a gesture recognizer coordinator, which should realize a Button tap and change the Position of an object in the scene that was placed by tapping the screen first in the coordinator.
Great stuff, is it true though that in the current version of SwiftUI you don't need the \(self.placeholdertext), and can just type in Text(placeholdertext) ?
This is super good.
perfect explanation thanks a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
thanks alot. its now more clear ...
For binding, is it fair to say the value for all 3 will ALWAYS be the same? Ex. change any of the 3 and the other 2 change? Or am I misunderstanding?
Yes that’s right. It is one value being used in multiple places.
Thank you!!
thank you!
Wow thanks a lot!
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Is anyone knows how to show the method, struct, class belongs in this way?
Cool
thanks