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You are so SMART and HELPFUL! I have been away a few months and came back today to continue my SwiftUI journey with you and was prepared to spend time figuring out where to start, but you had already done that for me and rather than searching all day I can jump right in TO THE ONLY LESSONS I LOOK FORWARD TO because of how you teach. Your thoughtfulness, your patience, and non assuming sttitude of knowledge we may not have during your lessons makes what has been a tedious process I refused to give up on, something I can be excited about knowing I will walk away with knowledge and belief in myself moving forward. There are teachers that are very intelligent but can be very discouraging by the end of their lessons because they know so much they forget we can get lost in their lessons and be unsuccessful at the end causing us to doubt ourselves. Thats why I try to give my feed back on your lessons often in hopes that other students of SwiftUI can feel good about being in the right place with YOU! . Ok time to start :)

Thanks Stewart!

Thank you ! Those videos are perfect and most important, slow and well explicated

Your date helpers should be 6 lines, not 17: static var capitalizedFirstLettersOfWeekdays: [String] { Calendar.current.veryShortStandaloneWeekdaySymbols } static var fullMonthNames: [String] { Calendar.current.monthSymbols } Typical ChatGPT being a blabbermouth.

I did like your content and I subscribed to your channel :) Excellent thorough content by the way.

Hi Stweart, big thanks from beginner developer. Great free content. Can anyone explaine to me, how and when firstView change state from true to false? Because in this example never get into this block of code. It's always true .onChange(of: status) { oldValue, newValue in if !firstView { if newValue == .onShelf { dateStarted = Date.distantPast dateComplited = Date.distantPast } else if newValue == .inProgress && oldValue == .completed { // from completed to inProgress dateComplited = Date.distantPast } else if newValue == .inProgress && oldValue == .onShelf { // book has been started dateStarted = Date.now } else if newValue == .completed && oldValue == .onShelf { // forgot to start book dateComplited = Date.now dateStarted = dateAdded } else { // completed dateComplited = Date.now } firstView = false } }

Stewart why don't you add your custom classes and extensions to a Swift Package? easier to manage, love your content!

I got the project I used in the video on GitHub and ran it, but the Cloud function doesn't work. What should I do?? I can't speak English. Is there anything I missed in the video?? I can see the my containers in cloud consol, but not work cloud sync with my two iphone device

What an amazing tutorial, no pay walls no promotions, code is in the description including all links, he could have put this behind a 100 dollar paywall but instead he is helping everyone learn for free hats off

Very informative! Thank u Stewart

Nice video, thankyou Once again Mr Lynch it would be more helpful for developers who are more 'hands on' defining database tables directly &setting up foreign key relationships directly using the Xcode(coredata data modeler)& using it in SwiftUI , BTW,I happened to watch 'Karin Prater' video, 'I am lost' !, , she has so much materials online, learned few things from her videos (not complaining, perhaps the way I learn is different!), so I would truly appreciate if you could create one (as you know especially in real productivity apps, you will have many tables & FK relationships , so defining tables with UI interface is better)

Amazing

Thank you Stewart.

Other than a few annoying differences between Xcode 15.3 and 15.4, this is an excellent instructional video. Stewart has the skill to translate Apple's double-speak into intelligible English through his thorough examples. A teacher of note!

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Excellent 🔥 thank you Stewart

I learned default init is also internal

So how does a framework differ from a swift package? Which one should we use (how to choose)? I've never used frameworks because I always use packages... 😳

Love the cover pic with your framework armchair❎ throne✅ 😂

Very informative video. Clear all my doubts and gave me depth information. Thanks Buddy.

I had never known what a workspace was before but this is pretty nifty!

can this be done as easily on the Apple Watch? I am unable to access the folder to read the file. I wondering if it is because I am not doing it on a phone

Nice video, Stewart. I am working on a three-person team and intercommunication is key to keeping my code straight. I don't talk to me, and myself doesn't talk to I. Me, myself, and I will all learn to use workspaces to share our code.

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It appears that I made a dumb error on the initializer for the CalendarView where I subtract 1 from the end of the month rather than adding a day. init(date: Date, selectedActivity: Activity?) { self.date = date self.selectedActivity = selectedActivity let endOfMonthAdjustment = Calendar.current.date(byAdding: .day, value: 1, to: date.endOfMonth)! let predicate = #Predicate<Workout> {$0.date >= date.startOfMonth && $0.date < endOfMonthAdjustment} _workouts = Query(filter: predicate, sort: \Workout.date) }

I just noticed for June 29, 2024 and 30, 2024 this is not displaying the counts. Have you noticed this?

Love this one! In particular editing the Framework along the way. Does the frameworks have an overhead? Can I keep the xcdatamodel in a framework and its data in the project? Or do I put the UIs in projects and the application in framework? Nice, I will be able to make a MacCLI app, iPhone, and iPad at the same time in the same project.

This is so helpful! Thanks Stewart

For anyone watch into 2024 @ObservableObject has been replaced check out apples "Migrating from the Observable Object protocol to the Observable macro" docs it takes only a few changes to migrate from this to the new method

How to save the text from the live text ?

Hi Stewart, I have done iOS programming years ago with Objective-C, but did not continue. Now try to do a restart and found your videos. They are excellent and will help me a lot. Even in the first two videos I found a lot new features, which I have not known before. - Thank you!

awesome explanation

That’s a game-changer! Thank you, Stewart, for helping us expand our use of Xcode beyond what I thought was possible.​

76 and will be 77 in a couple months, but try to stay up on the development processes and relating to you and your videos make that task so much easier and frankly fun. I also like Paul Hudson's and Paul Hegarty's videos as well. But yours resonates with me more. Maybe my age is a factor. Anyway ... hope you start feeling belter and keep up the very fine work you are doing!

You can get cleaner code if you refactor your LocalNotification struct to: struct LocalNotification { enum ScheduleType { case time(timeInterval: Double) case calendar(dateComponent: DateComponents) } let identifier: String let scheduleType: ScheduleType let title: String let body: String let repeats: Bool } then you can just write: var trigger: UNNotificationTrigger? switch localNotification.scheduleType { case .time(let timeInterval): trigger = UNTimeIntervalNotificationTrigger(timeInterval: timeInterval, repeats: localNotification.repeats) case .calendar(let dateComponent): trigger = UNCalendarNotificationTrigger(dateMatching: dateComponent, repeats: localNotification.repeats) }

Great video my friend. I like the workspace thing. I do lots of tutorials from you, Sean Allen, now I can keep them all in one workspace. How goes version control work? Does it work separately for each project or for the whole workspace?

On an app I'm currently working on the `@Attribute(.externalStorage)` is not working as expected, as I see the whole blobs (50KB+) being stored internally (they show as BLOBs, not images, but still I think those are large files regardless). The .default_SUPPORT folder is also not storing the images created from this data; I see all the large blobs in the persisted table. Not sure what's going on. Do you think that SwiftData possibly only respects the `.externalStorage` if the Data you're trying to save is larger (like 1MB+)? I saw a blog from Paul Hudson that mentioned something along these lines, but there's no in-depth discussion about it, just a brief mention of this issue.

Great video

6:52 the “not allowing @Unique properties” part is baffling. I hope they fix this at some point

this was a masterful series btw. Your work is very much appreciated Stewart ❤

another way to solve the Preview problem while leaving it in the Preview Contents folder is to add `#if DEBUG` directives on all previews

Many thanks Stewart

I was looking for a tutorial just like this! Thanks Stewart!

Thanks Stewart - as always very helpful and enjoyable! I often need the shared/multi schema, especially when I want to do/build all platforms in one build-run. Such a shared schema is very helpful for this. Question for all: naming conventions regarding project names, target, schema and folders/groups etc etc? Is there a good tried and tested standard/practice. Especially when developing for many target platforms and I keep stumbling across difficulties...also with the assets that are shared. Furthermore: in Xcode 16 the folders and groups in the project navigator are also handled differently somehow...do you have any experience?

Great info, thanks Stewart!!