Hi I watched the first 7 Videos and I have to say, that I love you guides. Thank you❤. I m a beginner and I can’t rly imagen how I use what I learned, but I think I understand slowly the main Idea each Video. Thank you for your work in the Videos❤
There may be some updates/problems as I am trying your code a year after this was posted. On line 11 there is a error showing saying 'Main actor-isolated var 'userName' can not be referenced from a nonisolated context'. This error comes up for line 14 as well. I'm researching what all this means, but thought I would post this here anyways.
With the release of Xcode 16 is a new compiler for Swift 6. This compiler is more restrictive and wants to make sure that all of your code is correctly running on the "MainActor". This is the default, but now we need to explicitly tell the compiler anyway. Just put "@MainActor" before a func or var and it should work just the same.
so clear, so intuitive
Keep Rocking 🔥... Good Explanation ❤
This Tutorial Swift Storyboard?
Very cool. Liked this a lot.
Hi I watched the first 7 Videos and I have to say, that I love you guides. Thank you❤.
I m a beginner and I can’t rly imagen how I use what I learned, but I think I understand slowly the main Idea each Video.
Thank you for your work in the Videos❤
Excellent work
The best!
Question, how did you wrap the selected text in parathensis at 4:41?
If you select text, then press the left parenthesis (. Saw this in another video and it's come in handy!
There may be some updates/problems as I am trying your code a year after this was posted. On line 11 there is a error showing saying 'Main actor-isolated var 'userName' can not be referenced from a nonisolated context'. This error comes up for line 14 as well. I'm researching what all this means, but thought I would post this here anyways.
With the release of Xcode 16 is a new compiler for Swift 6. This compiler is more restrictive and wants to make sure that all of your code is correctly running on the "MainActor". This is the default, but now we need to explicitly tell the compiler anyway. Just put "@MainActor" before a func or var and it should work just the same.
@SwiftfulThinking awesome, thank you!
Hi There Could I applied Turples to ForEach loop to Pass Multiples Data in one ?
So I noticed my return, true, and false are defaulting to “RETURN , TRUE, FALSE” what does that mean?
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