If you enjoy my teaching/presentation style I've started creating my own courses at seanallen.teachable.com. You can watch the first ~10% as a free preview to get a feel for them.
I always check this channel first when I need help. Fast, easy and native solutions! Custom solutions can be nice for certain projects, but using the native bult-in Swift components will probably make the app easier to maintain in the future.
Awesome Job !! Hey Sean,, your videos are helping Jr Devs to learn quickly. You are creating the interest how cool iOS development is..... Keep rocking and looking forward for more videos...
I started to learn programming from 30. And already spent 1 year learning storyboard+UIKit(like network, animation, protocol, tableView/collectionView, operationQueue, and a lot else, now I decided to start learning SWIFT UI. I don't know if the past what I learned can help on development with SWIFT UI
You know it's a good day when Sean uploads a new SwiftUI video! By the way, is there any way to customize the background for the tab view, without using properties from UIKit?
When SwiftUI was first released, the “more” functionality of tab view (where you have more tabs than will fit on screen) was littered with bugs. Did they fix that yet, do you know Sean?
So I'm having an issue in my app. I have five tabs on the botton of my app, and when I click on a tab, it doesn't take me to the root view of that tab but the subviews i left off as when I was on that tab. I wouldn't have minded that, but when I login into user A and go deep into the views and click deep into the navigation links, and click logout all of a sudden and login into user B, if I click on the tab user A was on, it takes me to the subviews user A was last on as opposed to a fresh root view of that tab. Please help, Sean 🙏 I've looked deep into navigationStack and how clearing the path and setting it equal to an empty path will get to root view, but it's nothing has been working and I need some advice and guidance:-(
Either SwiftUI has some weird bug with the tab view or something but every time I use tab view and I run in the simulator or on a physical device the tab bar by default always has a yellow background. It’s easily fixed by using UITabBar.appearance() to change the tab bars tent color, but it’s odd that I have to do that to fix it
If you enjoy my teaching/presentation style I've started creating my own courses at seanallen.teachable.com. You can watch the first ~10% as a free preview to get a feel for them.
Please if you could do more videos like this (short, well explained, and intuitive). It would be much appreciated
Loved the 'no bullshit' approach, this days people make 20 minutes videos to explain simple stuff like that.
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Happy to hear you enjoy the style, Gaspar.
Впервые за долгое время я вижу практичное руководство по элементу SwiftUI, без воды по реальным задачам
Большое спасибо тебе
swiftui is so addictive I hate doing android kotlin feels like 10x more work, i wish swiftui become cross-platform
thank you Sean
Maybe use Jetpack Compose for android then?
I always check this channel first when I need help. Fast, easy and native solutions! Custom solutions can be nice for certain projects, but using the native bult-in Swift components will probably make the app easier to maintain in the future.
Happy the channel is helpful!
Thank you again and again.
With your teaching, it is so easy to use the Xcode.
Thanks for the kind words, Murat.
An awesome, straight to the point video. I love the presentation style, and the quick tips throughout. Great job!
Short, concise, and straight to the point. Perfect!
Awesome Job !!
Hey Sean,, your videos are helping Jr Devs to learn quickly. You are creating the interest how cool iOS development is.....
Keep rocking and looking forward for more videos...
The new Label View is perfect for TabItem, it allows you to avoid adding an Image & Text :-)
I haven't tried this to confirm, but yes... if that does work, it would be the cleaner way to write it. (in my opinion).
@@seanallen Yep it works, I used it in my app.
3:08 Amazing! Doing a shortcut and explaining this at the same time with some HUD.
Your tutorials are understandable and awesome. Thank you so much for your work!
Glad you like them!
Clear and simple, Thanks Sean Allen
You're welcome!
Absolutely love your videos 🔥
Glad you like them, Sheikh.
You should try out his courses, they’re absolutely worth it
Such a good tutorial mate, honestly can't believe it took me so long to find a content creator like yourself. Mad respect
This is the cleanest explanation out there. Thank you Sean!
great and short video!
Perfect! Friendly and quick video same as SwiftUI :)
Glad you liked it!
Fantastic video, as always! Short and at the same time contains the things you need to know. Thanks!
I started to learn programming from 30. And already spent 1 year learning storyboard+UIKit(like network, animation, protocol, tableView/collectionView, operationQueue, and a lot else, now I decided to start learning SWIFT UI. I don't know if the past what I learned can help on development with SWIFT UI
Making SwiftUI super simple. Thanks, Sean. ✌️
Dude, you're amazing.
Amazing video.
Thank u Sean.
Thank you Sean Allen for your awesome videos. How can we change the background color of TabView?
Succinct and to the point. Thank you!
Awesome content! Would there be any content about teaching us how to create apps to connect with devices in Bluetooth?
You know it's a good day when Sean uploads a new SwiftUI video! By the way, is there any way to customize the background for the tab view, without using properties from UIKit?
Thanks! Hope you enjoy 😀
Perfect! Thanks for nice tutorial)
Good stuff, Sean. Thanks!
Can you do a tutorial on swiftui and uikit combine?
Combine is so under-tutorialed right now! Sean Allen to the rescue perhaps??
I'm still a Combine noob myself. I need to learn and get some real-world practice with it first. But after that... tutorials for sure.
@@seanallen stop wasting time replying to comments then! 🤣🤣
Thank you for this great video :)
Nice and simple 🔥
Would you be able to make a video on UIMenu and UIContextMenu? More specifically the newer features for UIMenu that were introduced with iOS 14.
When I make my TabView it doesn't have the background behind it. instead its just the images and text floating in space.
thanks for the video but I can't write the sentence redoneview and bluetwoview he give me a mistake in my code
What can I do if I dont want the tab view to be visible on other views? Like in a login screen before the user's signed up?
Hello Sean, I want to make a list wit 4 columns and 10 rows. Any idea how to make this list?
SwiftUI is Awesome
How can I make the pages scrollable without losing the tab item?
How to hide TabView on screens where we don't want to show it for user?
Gold
👍
How use presentation Detents together with tabview?
Hi Sean,
How can we disable manual scrolling on the PageTabViewStyle without disabling all of its content ?
Thanks !
When SwiftUI was first released, the “more” functionality of tab view (where you have more tabs than will fit on screen) was littered with bugs. Did they fix that yet, do you know Sean?
So I'm having an issue in my app. I have five tabs on the botton of my app, and when I click on a tab, it doesn't take me to the root view of that tab but the subviews i left off as when I was on that tab.
I wouldn't have minded that, but when I login into user A and go deep into the views and click deep into the navigation links, and click logout all of a sudden and login into user B, if I click on the tab user A was on, it takes me to the subviews user A was last on as opposed to a fresh root view of that tab.
Please help, Sean 🙏 I've looked deep into navigationStack and how clearing the path and setting it equal to an empty path will get to root view, but it's nothing has been working and I need some advice and guidance:-(
Either SwiftUI has some weird bug with the tab view or something but every time I use tab view and I run in the simulator or on a physical device the tab bar by default always has a yellow background. It’s easily fixed by using UITabBar.appearance() to change the tab bars tent color, but it’s odd that I have to do that to fix it
I have that same issue.
How to can I Hide Tabbar In Swift Ui?
Nice vid, how did you render that initial view of the phone from that cinematic angle in the intro
It's a 3D rendering app called Rotato.
Hello Sean, is coding a TabView in SwiftUI easier then with UITabbar?
Absolutely
What options can we do for .tabItem? I have a custom font in my app and would like to do 1 character that holds both the icon and the text.
Always best
Beautiful...love u
Is this like the Tab Bar controller of UIKit?
Exactly.
Cool 😎