remember to override viewDidLayoutSubviews to handle device rotation :)

I just got an idea: maybe slightly different screen when the device is in landscape: selectPhotoButton on the left, and stackView with other fields on the right some kind of adaptive layout

Hi Brian, i have a litten off Topic Question is there any disadvantage if i setup my UIElements in a separate class an call the like this: var fullNameTextField = AuthTextField() { didSet { fullNameTextField.placeholder = "Enter full Name" } } Is this fine or is there a more elegante way. Thank you in Advance.

Hey Brian, I have been using the generic object function you once mentioned on Twitter, but this won't let me initialize padding for any of the textfields in the custom textfield class. It's complaining about "Use of unimplemented initializer 'init(frame:)' for class". func createObject<T>(_ setup: ((T) -> Void)) -> T where T: NSObject { let object = T() setup(object) return object } let fullNameTextField: CustomTextField = createObject() { $0.placeholder = "Enter full name" $0.backgroundColor = .white $0.layer.cornerRadius = 25 }

I really like the solution for textfield edge insets

Fire!

here we have select photo option same as inside for users, user can have multi photos to show, would you teach us how to select multi photos and upload them simultaneously to firestore ? (outside most tutors only show case one at a time, but in real app, it always multiple) thanks

hi Brain Why we don't need to set .clipsToBounds or .maskToBounds to "true" when we set the .cornerRadius in this video

Hey Brian, If we move super.init(frame: .zero) at the start of init block in CustomTextField class, then we run into compile time error. I was wondering why is that.. Xcode compile time errors are these: - Property 'self.padding' not initialized at super.init call - Immutable value 'self.padding' may only be initialized once

For People who are following this course on XCode 11 beta or XCode 11 and getting the new transition on RegistrationController you gotta set the `modalPresentationStyle' explicitly from now to get the old behaviour. ``` @objc func handleSettings(_ sender: UIButton) { print("Show registration Page") let registrationController = RegistrationViewController() registrationController.modalPresentationStyle = .fullScreen present(registrationController, animated: true) } ```

Here in intrinsicContentSize, the width is set to be 0. Then why is the width not 0 when the app is executed?

Hello Brian, a quick question, do you recommend declaring the the different text field views of the registration page in a separate RegistrationView file rather than in the RegistrationController file? thanks.

In Xcode 11, the AppDelegate trick to manually set the window and root view controller to has been moved to SceneDelegate.swift under func scene(_ scene: UIScene, willConnectTo session: UISceneSession, options connectionOptions: UIScene.ConnectionOptions) { guard let _ = (scene as? UIWindowScene) else { return } } Change _ to windowScene then add the following code after the guard statement window = UIWindow(frame: windowScene.coordinateSpace.bounds) window?.windowScene = windowScene window?.rootViewController = RegistrationController() window?.makeKeyAndVisible()