Nick… anything You explain becomes very simple. I tried to understand how the new animation work using other tutorials and they all used with animation. Also it took me hours to understand for some reason. Now I understand the difference in minutes and what to use. it’s very simple yet everyone else makes it very complicated. Thank You for making time and effort to teach us.

Nick your the man! Your definitely providing value. I like the new intro as well.

I couldn't watch your videos due to my busy college lifestyle in Canada. I can't wait to finish the Firebase playlist.

Thank you, Nick. I've always wanted to learn/teach myself iOS development. Thanks to the time you put into this course, it's becoming a huge possibility. Please continue to make your videos :)

Your tutorials is the best I have watched so far because you tell us specific use cases to use certain tools. I also think when you have time you should think of building a full application like an e-commerce application or something just a suggestion.

Thank you for returning to all these topics)

needed this

Thank you for all your videos, I have learned a lot from them. And thank you again. 👏🏻

You are my man Nick, Thanks A Lot!

Thank you very much!

Thanks for the video

i still dont get the point of new modifier, why not use withAnimation inside button action ?

Finall I got it…thanks 🎉

Hi nick, first i wold like to say thank you for all of bootcamp video that you provide here for free! i'v been using your mvvm model pattern, but one thing that i still didn't understand is how i can save token and refresh token that can pass to every view and how it will guarantee that the value is updated in parent view. I''v tried using environment object but when im wrapping into view model, the parent will not update the value. If you have time, please make video about it. Thank you so much nick

So in the app I am working on we are using animation when switching views. Is there a way to not have to create an @State var when none is needed for the trigger. Current most of the uses withAnimation

Great video, but I have a problem for example, when I use animation(_:value:) together with transition, then the transition animation does not want to work, the element just abruptly appears on the screen and just as abruptly disappears, I've already searched everything possible, but never found a solution. Only when you wrap the @State property in a withAnimation block. Maybe someone knows the answer? How to animate transition with animation(_:value:). Or you can animate the whole ZStack at once, as in the video, and pass the variable to it to change. But if I do not want to animate the whole ZStack, but only one element.

If my value is found in an ObservedObject, the animation does not happen

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