Hi, I kinda got lost, Is there any reason why using a negative trailingAnchor of -16 and using a positive value of 16 in your library achieved the same result, sir? And in the commented code, you didn't give a margin top and bottom of 16 but did in the library. Cheers

Wow, thanks for the helper classes, Will be using them one every projects ;)

A week ago I had my first interview in UK for Junior iOS Dev. Didn't get it. First, they didn't like the fact I don't know how to handle storyboards, all of their project use that. We also had a conversation on auto layout, I said that I use NSLayoutConstraint (unless I have to modify constraints for animation and have a separate property, like in your video for sliding menu) otherwise just to speed things up: 'LBTA Components'. They've never heard of it and commented shortly that bringing to the project sb's addons not only risk with outdated code to constantly updated swift, other team members might not understand it. A bit nervous, but I think I need to have more of these interviews to know how to handle the conversation.

I have a dataSet that I created while coded in storyboard that I would like to populate this app with... I have an error on the code below. -> computed property must have an explicit type... I have no idea what I'm missing. Code: override func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, cellForItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> UICollectionViewCell { var cell = collectionView.dequeueReusableCell(withReuseIdentifier: cellId, for: indexPath) as? RestaurantResultCell { cell?.configureCell(category: data.casinos[indexPath.row]) return cell } return UICollectionViewCell() //return cell }

started this course with LBTATools on board, awesome, great work professor. SearchResultsCell stackView only 4 lines of code: let stackView = stack(hstack(appIconImageView, stack(nameLabel, categoryLabel, ratingsLabel), getButton, spacing: 12, alignment: .center).padLeft(16).padRight(16).padTop(16), hstack(screenshotImageView1, screenshotImageView2, screenshotImageView3, spacing: 12, distribution: .fillEqually).padLeft(16).padRight(16).padTop(8))

Do you have any idea why my view wouldn't update when rotating the device? My cell won't fill the width of the screen when the phone is rotated. However, when I open the app for the first time in landscape, the view is fitted to the correct width.

Hi Brian, What is the reason why this was made into a class (VerticalStackView) as opposed to making it an extension like the one you did for the constraints? Thanks.

Hi Brian, I am totally new to swift and although I am kinda getting what is being done and since the code is readable, it helps a lot. I was wondering if you recommend any swift courses or practice materials that will help me get a hang of things, I was also looking at swift playground, is that any good?

Hi Brian, I created a horizontal stack view helper import UIKit class HorizontalStackView: UIStackView { init(arrangedSubviews: [UIView], spacing: CGFloat = 0 , alignment: UIStackView.Alignment = .center) { super.init(frame: .zero) arrangedSubviews.forEach({addArrangedSubview($0)}) self.spacing = spacing self.axis = .horizontal self.alignment = alignment } required init(coder: NSCoder) { fatalError("init(coder:) has not been implemented") } }