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I can tell you're the type of person who is unsatisfied with a partial understanding of a particular topic. Your explanations are thorough and incredibly clear.
Ok Karin. Dug a bit deeper and now understand the "output in" part of the .sink operator. It's only triggered when there is "natural" completion, which never happened in your code. Still big THUMBS UP ! Fabulous work !
Hi, great video. I would appreciate to see some more combine tutorials using swiftui. As mentioned in the other comments, there are not so many video tutorials so I will be very excited to see more practical examples from you. Keep going!
Great scientific process to improve programmation in Swift ! Thank you Karin 👏 I also buy your courses on swiftyplace . Now, i can’t wait your way of thinking unitTest for Combine 😉
I totally like your step.by.step approach but at the same time efficiently and quickly cover the whole picture. It's like from ZERO to HERO. Very nice. Thank you very much for your videos, that I immediately have subscribed to. Keep going! By the way your accent, though your english seems flawless sounds a bit "german". I know, what I am talking about 🤪. Are you german?
Thank you for the great introduction! One question: under what condition will "finished stream with \(output)" be printed? It wasn't called in the video
Great Video Karin. Big THUMBS UP ! Really like the way you "visualise" the concept !!! I will subscribe. Regarding the coding, the only part that isn't talked about is the "output in" bit of the subscription.sink method... Why is it there ?
A Combine for Networking tutorial would be awesome! There isn't much on this available online especially POST Requests. Also, your Udemy course was great- thank you for making that!
Great, that you liked my course. Because of you suggestion i spend a whole day playing with this mock service jsonplaceholder.typicode.com. So I will make a tutorial with POST requests soon 😁.
@@SwiftyPlace @PhysicsNerd @PhysicsNerd Awesome! I have set notifications for your channel to 'All'! I would totally buy an entire course on SwiftUI+Combine, if you made it but I think it might be easier for you to add it as module to the design-oriented course :)
@@draytond You have no idea how much material I have about Combine! I am just making a course on Combine. All the publishers, operators, error handling, subscriptions. Networking is a huge topic. Including examples for UIKIt and SwiftUI. I like seeing what the different work flows are.
@PhysicsNerd @PhysicsNerd Brilliant! The Ray Wenderlich and Donny Wals Combine books are mostly geared towards to UIKit so I'll be looking forward to seeing it with SwiftUI as Apple have signaled that that's the future direction of iOS development.
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Excellent video. Thanks
I can tell you're the type of person who is unsatisfied with a partial understanding of a particular topic. Your explanations are thorough and incredibly clear.
Thank you! I was looking for that kind of tutorial. Many examples of Combine are so out of touch of real practical usage. It really helps!
Hey, I'm new to Combine, I love your visual drawings makes it a lot easier to follow!!👍
Please make more tutorials. You are amazing for clear explains. Thanks
Ok Karin.
Dug a bit deeper and now understand the "output in" part of the .sink operator.
It's only triggered when there is "natural" completion, which never happened in your code.
Still big THUMBS UP !
Fabulous work !
Your videos deserve millions of views, I'll share every one of your videos
Thanks a lot.
You are amazing in breaking down dense and elusive swift/swiftui concepts!
Thanks Karin, Thanks so much
Excellent work herein
Hi, great video. I would appreciate to see some more combine tutorials using swiftui. As mentioned in the other comments, there are not so many video tutorials so I will be very excited to see more practical examples from you. Keep going!
Another awesome video. Combine framework is very important for SwiftUI developers. Thank you for sharing your information with us.
Super helpful video. Thank you!
Simple and nice tutorial. Thank you so much for this video.
Great scientific process to improve programmation in Swift !
Thank you Karin 👏
I also buy your courses on swiftyplace .
Now, i can’t wait your way of thinking unitTest for Combine 😉
Great example to start this tutorial...really helpful video,..thank you for your efforts..
you are amazing! you can explain difficult stuffs so simple!
I totally like your step.by.step approach but at the same time efficiently and quickly cover the whole picture. It's like from ZERO to HERO. Very nice. Thank you very much for your videos, that I immediately have subscribed to. Keep going! By the way your accent, though your english seems flawless sounds a bit "german". I know, what I am talking about 🤪. Are you german?
Yes, I am German. I don't mind my accent, as long as people understand me I am happy ;)
Just starting to learn combine! Very nice introduction.
Great! Now u are at stage to make cool background behind 😁
thank you, great tutorial
Thank you for the great introduction! One question: under what condition will "finished stream with \(output)" be printed? It wasn't called in the video
Wow this is great course
Thanks alot, great tutorial
Thanks, great video
Wow. This was SUCH a great introduction to Combine. Are you on Twitter? I've shared this, but would love to tag you / give you credit
Thank you!
Your sink's received completion is never called where you have printed "finished stream with \(output)". How will that be called?
thank you, very useful :)
Great Video Karin. Big THUMBS UP !
Really like the way you "visualise" the concept !!!
I will subscribe.
Regarding the coding, the only part that isn't talked about is the "output in" bit of the subscription.sink method...
Why is it there ?
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awesome!!!
Hi! Sink completion at 15.00 is not called. Can u pls explain what is the purpose of using it?
A Combine for Networking tutorial would be awesome! There isn't much on this available online especially POST Requests.
Also, your Udemy course was great- thank you for making that!
Great, that you liked my course. Because of you suggestion i spend a whole day playing with this mock service jsonplaceholder.typicode.com. So I will make a tutorial with POST requests soon 😁.
@@SwiftyPlace @PhysicsNerd @PhysicsNerd Awesome! I have set notifications for your channel to 'All'!
I would totally buy an entire course on SwiftUI+Combine, if you made it but I think it might be easier for you to add it as module to the design-oriented course :)
@@draytond You have no idea how much material I have about Combine! I am just making a course on Combine. All the publishers, operators, error handling, subscriptions. Networking is a huge topic. Including examples for UIKIt and SwiftUI. I like seeing what the different work flows are.
@PhysicsNerd @PhysicsNerd Brilliant! The Ray Wenderlich and Donny Wals Combine books are mostly geared towards to UIKit so I'll be looking forward to seeing it with SwiftUI as Apple have signaled that that's the future direction of iOS development.
Thanks!
You’re so gorgeous and such a good teacher♥️
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Could u revised the english translation bcs sometimes the translation little bit ambiguous, thankyou
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