@abraham5781
Guys don't forget to pause the video and try these ideas yourself and then start watching again, I fell into the trap of just following along without actually learning so many times that I felt quite stupid for a long time. It's the only way of escaping tutorial hell. Not saying that freeCodeCamp is bad or anything (they are a valuable resource and I own so much to them) but just make sure that you don't watch along without absorbing what is actually being said and done. Hope you don't repeat my mistakes.
@bugraates478
I can't believe in my eyes there is a tutorial such that on Youtube for free! It is awesome 💪
@MAbbas-ih7sz
A little tip for you. Opening two files side by side press Option Key and Click on the file then that file will be open side by side
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Just finished. Added another good project to my portfolio and learned a lot of things. Thank you a lot!
@fonggor9913
I've just finished this tutorial! I would like to say this is a very greaaaaaaat tutorial! I've learned a lot from this, no matter is Swift, UIKit, and also the data structure, etc
@Kilopillz
Finally completed the tutorial. Cannot thank you enough for this. This was super fun. Thanks again.
@cgontijo
This is a good tutorial, however, you are not using the MVVM pattern in this project AT ALL. The basic principle of MVVM is to decouple the business logics and the data sources from the view controllers, which is not quite what you have in the finished project. I suggest you change the description and remove the mention to MVVM to avoid misleading beginners. MVVM is a great pattern if you use it correctly. Hope you take this comment constructively, and overall I really like your videos, thank you.
@franalarza8354
I just finish the tutorial!!. Thanks for your efforts and the big quality of the tutorial!
@djryanashton
2:30:45 I never thought of assigning multiple nil coalescing before!! Thanks for teaching me this! What a good idea. ;)
@mpilodlamini8407
Half way there, I am really enjoying this tutorial. Thanks you so much for this. The view we are building here is really complex and you are simplifying it soo well. Super easy to follow along. Keep it up.🙏
@djryanashton
BRILLIANT!!! I finished it - from start to finish - the whole thing. Thanks Amr!!! :)
@techwithchavan
My favorite edu YouTube channel and community 🙂. Thanks for this amazing, useful content.
@eu1860
some note for switch btw black and white mode of iPhone: command + shift + A
@garrett3338
Awesome! I was waiting for iOS and swift courses. Thank you!
@abdoumagico51
For my birthday, I would love a course about swiftUI
@palliboinasumanth-ye6fp
Thanks. It's awesome. It is really helpful to beginners who wants to gear up their basic knowledge on UIKIT and Swift
@tiffany668
thanks man for you work, one of the best courses i ever done!! thanks
@MAbbas-ih7sz
One of the Best tutorials I have ever scene. Very easy to understand. Please make more tutorials like this. I have enjoyed this tutorial a lot. Thank you so much.
@djryanashton
I love the way you create your labels, views, etc as anonymous functions/ closures. I'm new to Swift and programming and I think it's very clever.
@Amrhossam96