NavigationView ScrollViews and Stacking

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For most applications build for iOS, we'll usually wrap out user interface inside of a NavigationView and ScrollView. This application will be no different so let's go ahead and learn how to layout some basic elements right off the bat. You'll see that developing using the Preview is much faster than traditional UIKit development. Once we have our foundation setup, we'll walk through basic stacking concepts with VStack and HStack

Comments (13)

Daryl Wong

3 years ago

Font size seems to be too small in xcode...

Brian Voong

3 years ago

Daryl Wong

3 years ago

On desktop with I believe a 27inch monitor.

Dennisvm82

3 years ago

I agree. Watching this on a 27 inch Mac. It would be nice to have a medium-sized player, just like YouTube. The default size of the video player is a bit too small for something like this :-)

Dennisvm82

3 years ago

Oh, I just noticed that there is a larger player available. Still, the font size could be a bit bigger to make it much more readable.

Brian Voong

3 years ago

Brian Voong

3 years ago

Vinney

3 years ago

Hi, Brian nice to see your swiftui course back online. I have one suggestion, for this course at this price value I think it would be great if you can add some sort of data presistance may be using coredata. So, we can learn to work with the coredata and swiftui. It's just a sugesstion mate and I'm looking to purchase this soon. -Have a good day.

Dennisvm82

3 years ago

I am using .clipShape(Circle()) to create those rounded views at the top. Seems to be similar to your approach. Not sure if it makes any difference.

Brian Voong

3 years ago

Hamza Almass

3 years ago

Hi brian nice to see you again with new course . I have a question about the lessons in this course . It is only 9 lessons? Or you will continue the remaining lessons. Thank you

Brian Voong

3 years ago

Hamza Almass

3 years ago

Thank you brian for clarification

vincentasantos

3 years ago

I'm really interested in this course. Will this course go through login and registration, user profile, user interaction like commenting and likes, etc.?

Brian Voong

3 years ago

vincentasantos

3 years ago

Thanks for clarifying.

vincentasantos

3 years ago

Can you recommend other lessons that will cover the other functionalities?

iTollMouS

3 years ago

I just this course and I can not hold my excitement !!! I hope you can also include lots of courses in SwiftUI for Tinder , Twitter Clone using Firestore with video / images uploading and downloading.

iTollMouS

3 years ago

I would like to ask you simple question :- I am super excited to start this course with you , and I am willing to buy any SwiftUI courses that you publish . so I use your extension https://github.com/bhlvoong/LBTATools/blob/master/Source/Extensions/UIView%2BLayout.swift all the time and made my life so easy. In SwiftUI , do you need anchors to auto layout the UIs ? or how does it work .

tsangaris

3 years ago

Hey Brian, Very excited to see you with a new course on Swift UI. Some questions: 1. Will this course cover SwiftUI 2, proper MVVM structure, and combine framework? 2. If not, do you have plans or releasing a course about these? Thank you in advance! Keep on rockin'!

Velkei Miklós

3 years ago

Hi Brian! I have written to you an email to the support@letsbuildthatapp.com, because I have a question. Could you please check it out? Thank you! Miki

acrolect

3 years ago

this is my paid first course at LBTA I am happy

Jp1478

3 years ago

would this course also inlcude dark Mode ?

Yunio

3 years ago

can I make it for iPad

Brian Voong

3 years ago

ncytimothy

2 years ago

Hi folks, If you're like me (I started with UIKit) and hate seeing constraints errors in the debugger, try and attach `.navigationViewStyle(StackNavigationViewStyle())` to the `NavigationView`. Then the error goes away. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65316497/swiftui-navigationview-navigationbartitle-layoutconstraints-issue

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