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Hi, you're welcome. I think you want the code for this part. If I misunderstood, correct me. guard let url = URL(string: audio.fileName) else { return } audioPlayer.loadAudio(from: url, title: audio.SurahName, artist: "Sleep Sound", image: audio.image) audioPlayer.setupRemoteTransportControls()

Hi, yes, I still have the code. You can find it on my Patreon account. Thank you!" www.patreon.com/posts/real-social-app-104779273?Link&

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Desteğiniz için teşekkür ederim. Evet, yatsıdan sonra sayılar sıfırlanıyor, yani bir yanlışlık yok. Sorun benden kaynaklanmıyor, aldığım API bu şekilde çalışıyor. Sabah namazına yaklaştıkça sayılar tekrar doğru vakti gösteriyor.

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Yes, it's possible to add multiple videos in SwiftUI, but the way you add them can significantly impact the overall performance and size of your app. Embedding videos directly as files will substantially increase your app's size because the size of each video file adds to the total size of the app. This can slow down the download and update processes and consume significant storage space on your users' devices, especially if you're adding a large number of videos. Instead, you can host your videos on a web server or video hosting services and use only the video links in your app. This method keeps the download size of your app minimal, and videos are streamed when users decide to watch them. Here are the steps to use this method: Choose a Video Hosting Service and Upload Your Videos: Services like KZfaq, Vimeo, or AWS S3 are great options for hosting your videos. Upload your videos to these platforms and obtain a URL for each video. Play Videos in Your SwiftUI App:** Using the `AVKit` library, you can stream videos directly from the URLs. In SwiftUI, you can use the `VideoPlayer` component with `AVPlayer` to initiate video streaming from the URL. import AVKit struct VideoPlayerView: View { var body: some View { VideoPlayer(player: AVPlayer(url: URL(string: "video-url.com/video.mp4")!)) .frame(height: 300) } } This approach enhances the flexibility of your app and improves user experience, as users only download and watch the content they are interested in. Moreover, if you need to update your video content, you can do so directly on the server without needing to update your app.

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I don't understand. What should I prepare a video about? Can you explain it to me a little more?

Nice, Then If You Have a Question, etc, You Can Ask. Thanks

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Hi, During the live broadcast the other day, you requested a video. Since the comments were lost, I forgot what it was about. Could you please provide me with the details?

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Alaykum Salam, You can learn a lot on KZfaq; there are videos on all kinds of coding topics. Personally, I learn more from KZfaq videos.

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Hello, If you want to manage button actions of SwiftUI pages from other normal Swift classes, there are several ways to accomplish this. Here are some suggestions that might help you: Using the Combine Framework: The Combine framework allows you to manage data flow between SwiftUI and other Swift classes. You can use the ObservableObject protocol to observe data changes and respond to them. Using EnvironmentObject: EnvironmentObject is an object shared by many views. This allows you to use a data model throughout your application and communicate between SwiftUI views. Using Binding and State: Binding and State are another way to transfer data between views. In particular, a change in one view can trigger a change in another view. Interacting with UIKit: By transitioning between SwiftUI and UIKit, you can integrate UIKit components into your SwiftUI application and interact with UIKit classes. This can be done using the Coordinator pattern. Any of these suggestions may help you achieve your goal. If you have a more specific issue, I'd be happy to assist further. I hope this information is helpful to you. Best regards,

I Just Prepared This As a Design, But Maybe it may sound Like How to Make a Quran Application From Scratch, but I'm not sure about your comment, thank you very much

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@@ayh.co. thanks for the reply I really appreciate it. I’ve been following up on your videos, really great work. This particular video I commented on was what I most recently worked on. I saw how you worked your way through the firebase dependencies but I couldn’t do the same could it be as a result of my Xcode version? I use Xcode 12.1

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