I'm new to all this but loving your courses here!! I've been playing around with LBTATools and curious if it or collectionviews could be used to build something like Instagram Story horizontal menu feature that automatically pages to different views, etc. It has a pickerview kind of feel to it but I'm very curious how they did it. Thanks for all you do!

Love LBTATools! But I'd like to kinda develop muscle memory for UICollectionViewController by typing out the "boring code". It never hurts to see how the frameworks work under the hood. Brian, maybe you could recommend a quick video tutorial where we could see those steps?

Definitely a lot to take in... it's almost as if the developers of SwiftUI was looking at your tutorials!....TableView Controller and Cells are something that can't be performed or is that on the agenda

Love the course man. I see that a lot of people are loving your LBTATools package. But for myself, I'm a little disappointed. I came here to learn about how swift works under the hood, not to learn your custom framework. Like if I show up to an interview and they ask me to build something and I'm like, "Sorry can't do it without LBTATools" I'd feel pretty dumb. Lots of great information in here, but I'm gunna keep following along without LBTATools by googling around. Which I guess is part of the journey of being a programmer anyway ;)

Hello Brian, Thank you for creating this and the many other tutorials, they have ben really helpful in advancing my understanding of iOS development. This may be pointless to mention, as I am sure you have consider the pros and cons for using the LBTATools on your course, and after all this are your courses. BUT, i fell like you mainly consider the pros and cons on using this tool as to how they affect your work flow, and not us the students who are paying for the course. In now way will the use of this tool benefit me as a student. This tool does not advance my learning and has no use in the real world. Sorry to complaint, i fully appreciate all of your hard work and the many great lessons you have created for us. Cheers!