Another video much more than what I expected to learn with than video time. This 14 minutes video covered a lot helpful stuff and vert concise. I ever watch another half an hour video regarding dealing with memory leak with instrument, not sure what learned after half an hour. Again, thanks Brian, and i gave a thumb up for every video I watched!
Appreciate the topic a lot! This is not just how to render a view on the screen but actually performance optimization on highest level! Love it! More of it! Love you Brian!!!
You probably dont care but if you guys are bored like me atm you can watch pretty much all of the new series on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my girlfriend these days xD
Do you have any suggestions for getting the stack trace to show up? It seems most of the time I go to use this tool that there is no stack trace presented.
This video show how to create and avoid retain cycles and how to turn on the Instruments panel. It doesn't show to actually use the Instrument panel to find the code that's producing the memory leak. Sure we see a red diamond that says there is one; but how should we use that interface for more specific details?
Hey I like your tutorials very much. You are one of the best. Can you suggest me how to get OBJECT CODE for an iOS project. This is for copywriting an iOS application. Not sure how I can get an OBJECT CODE(Compiler code) for a ios app
i still don't get it about this course, when i used weak var, and run the profiler, the leaks still up in 10 seconds of testing.. and going grey after 10 seconds of testing. and still same when i didn't use weak.
Hi Brain, UIKeyboardPredictionView that belongs system library UIKitCore, causes memory leak. If you can check it out in your next videos, I will be so happy. Thanks a lot for your great videos...
Hello, thank you for this video. I have a question about the Developer Documentation. Is there a way to make marks in the documentations? Like if you make colored marks in a book.
Great video! There is an another way to detect retain cycles without launching Instruments app. All you need to do is to take a memory snapshot of your current, active application’s session right from the Xcode ( there is a dedicated button, on top of the console/debugger panel). There will be a cycled graph if you browse different software entities. The method is less informative IMHO, but once you get familiar with it, it will become a very powerful tool in your toolbox. Also, “malloc scribble” option needs to be turned on in project configuration settings, in order to be able to capture certain memory “situations” and be able to actually capture memory leaks. I’m sure many of you know this method, my apologies if it sounds too complex or confusing. Just wanted to leave it here as a reference. 😉
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You are the mentor I always wish I had. I've learned more from you than from senior developers at places I've worked at. Thank you so much!
What a valuable video! It took me a week to solve a retain cycle issue back in March 2018! That was the exact procedure i followed to fix it!
Another video much more than what I expected to learn with than video time. This 14 minutes video covered a lot helpful stuff and vert concise. I ever watch another half an hour video regarding dealing with memory leak with instrument, not sure what learned after half an hour. Again, thanks Brian, and i gave a thumb up for every video I watched!
Appreciate the topic a lot! This is not just how to render a view on the screen but actually performance optimization on highest level! Love it! More of it! Love you Brian!!!
You probably dont care but if you guys are bored like me atm you can watch pretty much all of the new series on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my girlfriend these days xD
@Giovanni Arturo definitely, been watching on KaldroStream for years myself :)
Hey Brian,
This was a very clear explanation on an important topic.
Thanks!
great video and this is helpful for junior and senior developers also . thank you so much for sharing
Appreciate a lot!
I doing the same thing, but there are still no leaks red checkmark showing up. why?🤔
My Xcode version is 15.0.1.
Do you have any suggestions for getting the stack trace to show up? It seems most of the time I go to use this tool that there is no stack trace presented.
Nice demonstration, tx man. What was the tool you were using for drawing the boxes??
It's called PMouse. You can download from Appstore, its not cheap but definitely very useful.
This video show how to create and avoid retain cycles and how to turn on the Instruments panel. It doesn't show to actually use the Instrument panel to find the code that's producing the memory leak. Sure we see a red diamond that says there is one; but how should we use that interface for more specific details?
Hey Brian, great video for introducing us with leak profiler.
It will be great if you make a tut about LLDB.
Wish you a happy new year. :)
Hey I like your tutorials very much. You are one of the best. Can you suggest me how to get OBJECT CODE for an iOS project. This is for copywriting an iOS application. Not sure how I can get an OBJECT CODE(Compiler code) for a ios app
Yeah! Diagrams really help. BTW when is your twitch stream going to be?
This was very helpful and clear
Thanks for your video.... simple but very helpful..
Very helpful with explanations like this!
I really like the intro music. Very 迷幻
听起来特别舒服
Wonderful as always.
i still don't get it about this course, when i used weak var, and run the profiler, the leaks still up in 10 seconds of testing.. and going grey after 10 seconds of testing. and still same when i didn't use weak.
Amazing Brian!
Hello, I wanted to buy one of your courses, but there is a mistake, maybe because I'm from Kazakhstan, how can I solve this problem?
I solved this problem, I did not allow Internet payment), sorry and thank you for everything
Thanks! Nice tutorial.
Why instruments doesn't allow me to do a thing? The record button is disabled. :( Xcode 11.4
I did exactly the same what he did, but I always had green color with "No leaks". Xcode 12.4
same for me also.
Thanks a lot. Great tutorial :)
What is the drawing tool pls? Needed this to teach my class as well
It's called PMouse.
Fantastic
Hello brian, i want ask, how to use file fbx in android studio?
Whats a file fbx?
@@LetsBuildThatApp FBX is file 3D animation
I see, how do you use that kind of file?
Lets Build That App i want show the file. I want make app dictonary for disability and the animation show language for disabilty. Animation is actor
Lets Build That App like image with picaso. just want load fbx and show
Keep making these videos man, YT is full of trash and your educating people
superb...
Great 👍
Thanks for your video.... simple but very helpful..
These small closures, make developers think more practically. Great Going "Let's Build That App". Happy New Year Too..
Thanks for your video.... simple but very helpful..
Hey, Can You Please tell me the name of that tool that you use for draw a diagram .? Thank You Well Superrb Video big fan of yours 😀
big fan of @Yogesh here :)
Big fan sir, love your style of teaching swift iOS. May I please know in which company you work in???
I am getting failed to attach target in instruments. Any suggestion for that is appreciated.
So glad you covered this topic. Thanks Brian!
2019 is u
What is the name of the tool to draw right on the screen?
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Awesome Video
you always come up and make our life easy by demonstrating something very use full, thanks a lot.
Nice, please create a ecomerce website with codeigniter. Please sir, i am waiting for it.
Codeigniter is PHP right? This language strikes fear in my heart.
1st one =)
Hi Brain, UIKeyboardPredictionView that belongs system library UIKitCore, causes memory leak. If you can check it out in your next videos, I will be so happy. Thanks a lot for your great videos...
Hello, thank you for this video.
I have a question about the Developer Documentation. Is there a way to make marks in the documentations? Like if you make colored marks in a book.
That video was fire!
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video. Helps a lot.
Thank you for simple explanation of the complicated topic
Great video. So grateful to see a breakdown on this subject.
Thanks! Didn't know about this tool before.
really helpful for me ....great stuff keep it up
Show how to use instruments 10:15
Nice video. Thankyou
Very helpful 🤗🤗
Amazing video!!
Brain, what is the name of that painting tool you used in this video?
pmouse, not free though.
Aaayyyyy
Great video! There is an another way to detect retain cycles without launching Instruments app. All you need to do is to take a memory snapshot of your current, active application’s session right from the Xcode ( there is a dedicated button, on top of the console/debugger panel). There will be a cycled graph if you browse different software entities. The method is less informative IMHO, but once you get familiar with it, it will become a very powerful tool in your toolbox. Also, “malloc scribble” option needs to be turned on in project configuration settings, in order to be able to capture certain memory “situations” and be able to actually capture memory leaks.
I’m sure many of you know this method, my apologies if it sounds too complex or confusing. Just wanted to leave it here as a reference. 😉
2 years later, still one of the most relevant explanation :)