Dark Cover View
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Final feature before we wrap up this entire section today. We're currently missing a "dark cover view" on top of our home controller that shows itself as we're swiping left and right. In this lesson, we'll look at how to implement this view and how to cleanly fix some bugs along the way. Enjoy.

Comments (5)
Zlatko Petrov
4 years ago
Hi Brian, a quick question - how to properly add as subviews both MenuController and darkCoverView, if class of HomeController is changed to UITabBarController? Any hint is appreciated.
Brian Voong
4 years ago
Tube
4 years ago
This may very well be a problem with my own computer setup (e.g. Boom 2), but I've been wanting to mention it for a long time. If I listen to several of your videos in a row, the pounding bass starts to bother me. On my system, your videos have a distinctly booming bass, even though your voice seems to be in a middle to high register. I can't figure out how to fix it on my end; so, I thought I would mention it to you.
Brian Voong
4 years ago
darren100
4 years ago
if isMenuOpen { x += menuWidth y += menuWidth } y = min(0.7, x/menuWidth) rip. i always try to complete the task first then watch. but yah your way is much more clean haha
harry528tt
4 years ago
why isUserInteractionEnabled set to false not true???
Brian Voong
4 years ago
Pratik Gupta
4 years ago
thanks
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