Amazing start! Thank you, Brian!

Great to get started, very promising course! I've eagerly waited for this ever since you talked about it on Youtube live.

This is amazing, programmatic views seem so much better, I have been stuck on storyboards all this time. Thanks Brian

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Hello Brian, when the next chapter?

Hi Brian, for some reason, this line does not work for me in the generateNavigationController method: navigationController.navigationItem.title = title instead, this line does: navigationController.childViewControllers.first?.navigationItem.title = title ;)

Hi Brian, Great way to start off the course! I'm so glad you're doing refactoring right away and not waiting past midway to the project before doing it... nice!

hello brian! Thanks for your great videos i have one question what are differences between these two codes window = UIWindow(frame: UIScreen.main.bounds) window = UIWindow()

Hi brian, Got a question not related to the course.how can we set the ap to refrefh or terminate by itself if the app is in background and not being used.at the present if my app is in background and i open it next day,it will start from same controller where i left it.

Hi Brian, 请问如何改变tabBarItem.title 的字体大小呢？

UINavigationBar.appearance() does not seem to have prefersLargeTitles. Is anything changed between iOS versions?

This was a great video!

Amazing Brian !

Thanks for this course! Going forward, could you create a tutorial where you use GitHub? This way students can add these apps to our portfolios/resumes. I'd enjoy seeing how you use GitHub as you build an app. Cheers!

The icons did not show up when I try typing their names, is their another way to add them?

rootViewController.navigationItem.title = title is not showing in swift 4

How did you move from one project to another in the simulator? It looks like you dragged left to show the more completed project?

Hey Brian, for some reason Xcode is not recognizing the image names from the assets folder when I try to assign the images to the tab bar controllers. As if the images weren't in the assets folder at all.

Hey Brian, I'm happy to have found you and am enjoying the Podcasts tutorial. I want to make you aware of something (perhaps you already are): You use the phrase "kind a" a heck of a lot. Even when what you are referencing is not kind a but is instead exact. Its a bit like other people when they fill the space by saying "uh" or "um". You'd be better without it. Just saying :-)

i've been dying to buy this course i just didnt have the time to follow it..... finally i did.. cant wait to start.. thanks brian for all the value....

I got stuck right at the video 2 (MainTabBarController+ Coding Tips), at minute 04:52 . I just follow exactly the same your code but when I hit run, My simulator doesn't have the green color for the background of MainTabBarController. It was just one line of code in MainTabBarController and 4 lines of code in the file AppDelegate. I don't know why it doesn't have green color for the background as yours. Hope you could help. Thanks

Hi Brian, I'm using Xcode 11, and my navigation bar doesn't have the background. Do you know how to make the navigation bar in Xcode 11? Please click on the url to know more details. Thanks! https://i.postimg.cc/9MLVS8cX/11.png

Hi Brian, I'm stuck at the 5 minute part. I did everything as you did, but couldn't get the MainTabBarController to show up with a green background. I wen't to the scene delegate and typed the following but the build failed: func scene(_ scene: UIScene, willConnectTo session: UISceneSession, options connectionOptions: UIScene.ConnectionOptions) { if let windowScene = scene as? UIWindowScene { let window = UIWindow(windowScene: windowScene) window.rootViewController = UIHostingController(rootView: contentView) window.rootViewController = MainTabBarController() self.window = window window.makeKeyAndVisible() } } }

Hello, I bought your podcast app making class today. But when I followed your lesson "2.Podcasts - MainTabBarController + Coding Tips", It didn't work in my Simulator(I am using Xcode 12.4 now). And when I created Xcode project, "SceneDelegate.swift" file was created together and it makes me confused. What should I do? What can I modify my code to run it normally?