Leave a like if you liked the video! Helps the YT Algorithm. :] Let me know some tutorials you'd like to see going forward! :D

Omg I haven't seen a video from you in years! Looking good man! Thanks for the helpful tutorials as always!

You are so quick in fixing things ... amazing.

Such an awesome tutorial, Thanks Jared.

Thank you Jared! This is amazing 🎯

Great content as always

Hi Davidson very useful Video thanks for it. However just wanted to know how can we add a cocoapod dependency to our swiftPackage.

I am totally surprised with the transition.. the very first video from you i had(if i am not wrong) seen of you is about trouble shooting to speed up the internet. may be 5 to 7 years ago.. :D. and now you have becoming an ios developer like my self.. :D :D :D

@Jared Hi Jared I've tried all but when type .module for bundle it says 'module' is inaccessible due to 'internal' protection level any suggestions ?

Very nice!

Can you post an updated video for any changes, awesome video

Hi, This is a great to start the library development. Can we access the .plist file to grant permission for location, photos etc. Looking for your response.

in Xcode 14.3, the Swift Package is not available anymore?

Hi teacher，Can you teach me how to upload tools to pod?

how to I convert it to a framework

Can you link your background? :)

Inside SwiftuiView Text and Image aren't wrapped in VStack, how is it possible?

está top!! Parabéns..hehe

It is a good tutorial, but it would be more helpful if you add versioning in it.

So every time you want to test some changes in the package using example, you have to commit and push? Kinda irritating workflow. Coming from experience of developing packages for Unity, where your example app has local dependency to a package, and only actual applications use remote dependency. I wonder, is there possibility to set workflow the same way with swift packages.

Xcode does not like that in 2024! there is no package in template section...

You don't explain how you actually build the package to your desktop.

You did good. You really know your stuff. However, from a teaching stand point, it would be a lot better if you could slow down. The way you explain stuff and swipe across the screen is way too quick. (At least for me) Before I have time to grasp one thing you're already on another. Otherwise, you did good. Keep up the great work!

Sub pliz

At 11:22, you mentioned 'Resouces/Media.xcassets,' but it seems like you actually typed 'Resource/Media.xcassets.' This could be the reason why the image didn't load on the first attempt.

I found that you can set platforms in the package definintion and you don’t need to deal with the @available like this: let package = Package( name: “coolPackage”, platforms: [ .iOS(.v16)], …