it took like a month, but i finally know enough swift to follow your videos! I learned a lot and exited to learn more!

Always been with you till the end of the video Brian. The more I watch the more it get interesting. Thanks for the video. You are amazing.😄

Thank you Brian, I've been using those extensions for over a year now and they've been very helpful. I went a little step further too and added a nil default value to the NSLayoutAxisAnchors parameters

Apple should build statues for both you and Paul Hudson outside their campus. Thanks a ton!

so much knowledge packed into 25:37 mins .. so much thanks for sharing Brian

You are my god for Swift Development. man i just love the way you make things so simple! Wish you become the greatest coach forever! We NEED more Humans like you Brian! Thank you so much! im so much in love with your way and this channel and your website! Thanks again 💯 ✔️

This is so useful. You must do more such advance topics. Thanks Brian :)

Very good video. Looking forward to you doing more on this topic in similar fashion like you have done before in other series.

So much better than the extension I created. Great video Brian. Thanks!

Hey Brian. Today you have asked (on instagram I guess) what kinda things we wanted to see on the next premium content. This type of things are exactly what I'm looking for. Programmatically making views fit all device screens, orientation, creating this kinda extensions are great. Loved this video. Thanks.

Nice little tutorial ! I was alot confused at auto layouts but this will help me thanks !

Thank you for the tutorial Brian, this should really save me a lot of time on my next project

Love your videos!! You’ve made me regret using storyboards for so long 😭

Thanks for the nice job! Great tricks by using extensions to make life easier by avoiding huge code.

I don't know what to say... I wanted to focus on this task and you uploaded this video. It's like we are connected. Whenever i want to focus on a task you upload a video about that task ahaha. For me, this is the best KZfaq channel i've ever seen.

This is Awesome! Thank you so much Brian

Cool! Great material​. I use the similar approach with a couple of additional extensions.

Great vid Brian!

This will help me so much, thanks a lot.

U are amazing guy ! This tutorial is awesome !

Great video. Thank you so much for the breakdown.

It’s a joy to watch👌

great stuff!! thank you 🙏🏿

Brilliant! Love the [ ].forEach construction!

Surprised that you didn't include a way to do multipliers ! Good Stuff Man ! Loving it

Basic and improved extension in LBTA courses. Thank you

Awesome video Brian, keep it up!

Thanks a a lot I was able to follow the tutorial on my iPad using Swift Playground

This guy is a freakin genious!

Great info, thanks!

Thx so muchhh. Keep going man.

Thanks Brian !, this reminds me, in one of your tutorials, you created an extension for the Constraints With Format using them in the collectionViews, obviously this is much better, excellent advanced concepts! cheers!

good lesson! thank you!

Top tutorial Brian andaswering my earlier question 🙏👍

mind = blown.....great video :D

Great video Bryan, I use your UIView extension for over a year and it is really useful and my code looks more cleaner than before with storyboards :) I try also another func implementation based on your implementation with tuples and seams really decent. public func anchor(top: (NSLayoutYAxisAnchor?, CGFloat), left: (NSLayoutXAxisAnchor?, CGFloat), bottom: (NSLayoutYAxisAnchor?, CGFloat), right: (NSLayoutXAxisAnchor?, CGFloat), size: CGSize = .zero) and a second one with a struct AnchorConstraints and definition of public func anchor(anchors: AnchorConstraints, padding: UIEdgeInsets = .zero, size: CGSize = .zero) Good job Bryan, Looking forward to your next video :)

This is the greatest thing since sliced bread

Great as usual, Brian! The ol' .visualFormat accomplish exactly that too, a compact way to arrange your views. SafeArea adjustment (instead of just top/bottom) is what might be left as to this approach comparesd to yours. Thanks!

Nice video Brian... 😘😍

thax, you are awesome

Nice video :)

Really thanks to u, it really helps me a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks Brian, I've been looking for a way to convert all my autolayout code to one single function call.

very cool!

Great!

Hey dude, I used your LBTA components on a project. Def would buy you a beer for it ! :D

Brian, words are not enough to express my gratitude. Since I'm also not big fan of StoryBoards, your mentorship is like heaven on the earth. Thank you so very much for valuable tutorials!

Hey, Thanks for the guide which I am looking for, You dont have full training course of iOS in udemy or any othe platform ?

Holy shit!! this is so helpful!!!! 😭

You are a LIFE SAVER. Outstanding tutorial. I was struggling with autolayout. I added an image to the view but its off on the right side between iphone 8 vs iphone 13. What would cause this?

Nice tuto, thanks Brian ! I was wondering, is there a bug if the app runs on an Arabic device ? Because we use trailing and leading for the constraints but right and left for the padding.

thanx for such a nice tutorial for auto layouts using programmatic approach, i got confused that how i can put view into the center with anchor method? I am trying to implement your firebase chat login screen using these new extension but failed to set the input container view to the center of the view. how i can set centerXAnchor and centerYAnchor using anchor method please help.

Great vid! What is the release window for the tinder app course?

hi Brian ..!! tnx for your great tutorial ... in objective C how to follow this implementation?

I liked this videos

How do you deal with different orientations (portrait, landscape), by setting auto layout you should yet to programmatically deal with this conflicts

Thanks for this Great Video... Can you make a video of custom Collection view layout.

Can you share the demo application ? Or are you gonna continue this tutorial until the final demo ? ...by the way, or channel is awesome!

Dear friend, first of all thanks for the amazing tutorial. I have a question, if possible: How can I create a tableview, with custom tableview cell, using only code, as you have shown in this lesson? Is this possible?I want to learn how to create all elements of my interfaces without using storyboard. Thank you very much.

Great tutorial nevertheless. I used SnapKit by the way :D

As a newbie i have a question. We give imageViews fixed width and height. It must look good almost on every iPhone but what about iPads. 100x100 must be really small for iPad screen. Do we have to make a design for iPads from stretch or is there any way to switch fixed sizes between iPads and iPhones?

If you take text layout direction into consideration, and it the layout text is right to left direction, the trailing anchor constant may not be negative value, instead, the left anchor constant should be negative value. Is that correct?

Hey Brian, why do padding.bottom and padding.right both have to be negative?

Hi, I want to ask you what course I should choose. Techdegree (Teamtreehouse) or Nanodegree (Udacity). For iOS Development? And A full stack javascript developer or a front end web developer degree. What should I choose of that?

Hi Brain, I'm waiting for PrefetchDataSource lesson

How will this look like on smaller iphones? Because we predefine the height and width.

what is the name of a melody that plays in the beginning? Like in the first secs

Super video! I have just one more question. How do I have to modify my extension if I wanted to animate the auto layout constraints afterward?

nice vid. i liked. very flexiable. this was great. i like.

0:43 lolllll

I am not a iOS dev, but cant you use some gridcomponent to do this? Or some stackviews?

It's really awesome but how to use this extension with subclasses of other components? extension UIView { ERROR: Initializer 'init()' with Objective-C selector 'init' conflicts with implicit initializer 'init()' with the same Objective-C selector convenience override init() { self.init(frame: .zero) } If I created Subclass of UIButton: I have an error in init: class StylishButton: UIButton { Swift Compiler Error: override public init(frame: CGRect) { super.init(frame: frame) }

Great stuff! Your "anchorSizeTo" method should also start with a "translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false" line though, shouldn't it? Just to be sure... :)

if let Thanks=programaticallyAutolayout { Brian=Thanks }

how do you do this with image view

What is the difference between leftAnchor vs leadingAnchor and rightAnchor vs trailingAnchor? 🤔

Great. What about SnapKit?

Really good video, don't you think width should be according to device width instead of a constant so it will look proportional on all devices?

Great video. Do you have a book or class we can purchase?

Hi , can you kindly explain why need to include minus in the padding and bottom constant ?

Great video Brian. But is there any way to get the view code out of the view controller and place it some place else? I’d love to get all the subviews created and constrained and then have a nice clean view controller in which to write viewcontroller code. Any tips on how to do that?

how do you propagate this kind of boilerplate over all your projects? Do you create a code snippet , or do you create a kind of boilerplate to start all of your projects, cocoapod or something?

Great video. Can you explain the syntax of the for each loop? And also the syntax for the anchorSize func.

how about to set top, leading, bottom, and trailing anchors default to nil? In this way, no need to pass nil to anchor method.

I wish there were more programmatic tutorials like this. I gotta say, coming from web dev, the web tutorial scene seems more developed compared to what I've seen so far in the iOS community. For Swift, there's pretty much your channel that doesn't do any storyboard magic. Most others are kind of meh. I guess storyboards are cool if you're just starting out but the programmatic approach seems much more maintainable. Styling seems to be an issue with it though, I definitely don't want to teach designers all these APIs just to style a view. I wonder why Apple hasn't thought of a way to separate styles. I'm making iOS apps using React Native in JavaScript and there seems to be a better separation of concerns there. Not to mention that you can also use 70% of the app project code to make a website because of the React framework. Here's 5 minutes of video to sell the idea: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abmlgpCjzbLLl5s.htmlm3s

just to ask what the different between padding and the anchors don't they give space between views

Why youtube does not support "love" button ^_^

Really like your vids bro. Can u please make some tutorials about creating games? (SpriteKit)

fucking amazing!

Hey, how do I get the quick help that you have next to the simulator 🥺

Hey, Could you help me to use multiple Scrollview programmatically.. I mean one inside other one.. Parent should manage the vertical scroll and child to manage the horizontal scroll. Some thing like this i am trying but not works me.. //Constraints vs - vertical, hs - horizontal vs.leftAnchor.constraint(equalTo: view.leftAnchor), vs.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: sb.bottomAnchor), vs.rightAnchor.constraint(equalTo: view.rightAnchor), vs.bottomAnchor.constraint(equalTo: view.bottomAnchor,constant : -(CGFloat(seatConstants.seatVerticalViewHeight))), hs.leftAnchor.constraint(equalTo: vs.leftAnchor), hs.rightAnchor.constraint(equalTo: vs.rightAnchor), hs.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: vs.topAnchor), hs.bottomAnchor.constraint(equalTo: vs.bottomAnchor), //update on the data vs.contentSize = CGSize(width:self.view.bounds.width, height: 2000) hs.contentSize = CGSize(width:1000, height: self.view.bounds.height) //I will add content on hs hs.addSubview(catergoryRow) Please help me on this.... I am watching all your videos.. and i am following your way for programs.

You should run your audio through a high pass filter because there's some distracting rumbling below 40Hz.

extension in Swift is very similar to prototype in Javascript.

Flexbox would be nice...

Viva LBTAComponents :) github.com/bhlvoong/LBTAComponents

Why haven't you used closures for all the color views?

Is it your mic broken?​ 😁

ThankYou Brian !! Here is the link for full source code in Github, if anyone is looking... github.com/harsha547/Making-Programmatic-Auto-Layout-Easy-through-Extensions

I've just created a c# Gist for those of you wanting to replicate the sample in Xamarin.iOS gist.github.com/omatrot/b6a92b67f9397d58dc8df8bc28de0a4b

bloody hell dude, slow down :(