you courses are really a bless to the community , i don't know if you remember me from previous comment but i am digging hard enough from the first video on this channel and progressing to the newer videos these easy access free courses is really a valuable gift .
No, thank you for watching. You can learn even more about handling complex navigation in this playlist below that covers everything you need to know about the new Navigation APIs 🤝 ru-vid.com/group/PLvUWi5tdh92wWS3F-AVsCJHkhBlrkBp6f
@@tundsdev Yes, I will! I'm a rookie who is stuck with navigation, so I'll do my best to learn all you recommend! Your teaching method is ideal for me. I'm not sure how I missed seeing you previously on RU-vid) Furthermore, you regularly present things related to the primary issue, such as XCode tips and hot keys, which I greatly like. Thanks!
Thank you for your videos! What do you think about separating the logic of navigation and our views? I am a React Native developer, it is considered good practice for us to separate navigation and screens. But I haven't found a good solution for this problem in SwiftUI yet
The next video in this course, coming out on Sunday features how we can isolate our navigation outside and also manage it programatically 🤝 Glad you enjoyed this vid also
Hi! I'm new to SwiftUI, I have this piece of code that's not working. BUT when I comment out FeedCellView and leave just the navigation link it works! so somethings fishy here and don't know what haha. Do you know what can be the issue with having two views inside the ForEach, and one of those being inside the NavigationLink? Thanks!! LazyVStack(spacing: 32) { ForEach(viewModel.posts, id: \.self) { post in VStack { NavigationLink(destination: ProfileView(user: post.user!)) { FeedCellTitleView(post: post) .foregroundColor(colorScheme == .dark ? .white : .black) } FeedCellView(post: post) } } }