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your videos are too good

Great! Learning a lot from your videos.

Where is 3rd part??

After watching this tutorial, I am able to establish a one-to-one relation like a cakewalk. Thank you, Ravi brother, for this. Additionally, I'm curious how CoreData handles the requirement where there are already some employees stored in the database, and then passports are downloaded from a REST API. Will CoreData be able to link them if I use the update record method on the CDEmployee table? The answer is yes. CoreData will create a linking ID that points to the linked passport for that employee (earlier the linking ID was nil for that employee) and store the primary key for the linked passport.

great work

Great explanation Ravi. Kudos these concepts will help anyone who wants to brush up on the basics at any point in their career. I hope you make more videos on the latest concepts of swift.

Great tutorial. I am coming from UIKit and never got the chance to get into SwiftUI because of busy office schedule. This helped me a lot to grasp it without going through all the basic stuff. You should make more advance SwiftUI tutorials. One question: Do you think its worth to start a new personal project in SwiftUI? I am very very comfortable with UIKit (programmatic UI) and generally prefer that but if SwiftUI is now in a stage where I can get help from community incase of any blocker then I am okay to start as learning point of view too.

in this example, we are entering and leaving DG 2 times, so will notify called 2 times?

I could not find the part 2 of this ..can anyone please provide the link?

I've been following your content since the beginning, and I must say, you truly understand what developers need. Very few content creators grasp this as well as you do. Your way of explaining things is exceptional, and the way you configure your content-whether it's the voice, presentation, diagrams, audio, or the level of explanation-is consistently top-notch. This level of quality is rarely found elsewhere. I appreciate seeing your organic growth and the dedication you put into your work. However, it's been a while since you last published a video. I hope everything is well with you. I understand that staying consistent with publishing content can be a challenge, but I encourage you to keep it up. Your work is invaluable, and I truly want to see you shine. I also want to mention that I love your Hindi videos and don't see any issue with them, but if you make the same content in English, it will be available to a global audience. I believe you have the potential to rank among the top iOS content creators in the world.

This is BEST BEST BEST video i have seen on youtube. Wt a explanation. Soothing Voice, calm explanation, with mind blowing examples. Next level. In these days i preparing for interview. i used to of your videos CODECAT15. thank you so so much. If any referral anywhere . Please let me know. Thank you Thank you Thank you Soooooo much.

Superb series.

great

Superb!

best example great

I have a question , we can return by using the if statement also then why guard .

Hey, can't we just made a function that accepts double value and convert it and then return.

very bad example of Protocol. Let's not create "Humans" as a protocol. We should name it as "LivingBeing" or something like that

Thank you very much! It was really very helpful for me 💯🤛. I tries three day pass data from one vc to another, and was not able to understand why every time I could receive nothing exept nil🤪

nice explination thank you

Next Level Video, Thanks.

just wow

Thank you for videos.

Amazing Explanation.

Subscribed.

Wow, You are doing Great work. Thank you so much.

Amazing Series. Thanks Ravi.

Super Amazing!

mocks are not running.

Great video!! That is a very detailed explanation. Found one issue: Since your queue is concurrent, there is no guarantee that your Task with getAvailablePhones() will be called post purchaseTask. This will create an unwanted issue. Please correct me if I am wrong

Learning a lot from you. Would you kindly include subtitles to your videos? They would be really beneficial.

Thank You Dear Raj.

Badhiya Bhai, Thanks

This is what I was looking for, Thanks Ravi.

Hello Ravi Sir, this content is very helpful for us. Please upload more videos.

Hi Ravi in 8:55 time duration you said Hstack will not work, but now 2024 june and Hstack also work maybe swiftUI upgraded because it's 4 years passes. Hstack works outer the VStack { } Can you please upload new video. this is very helpful for me.

Any reason for using @ObservedObject property wrapper instead of @StateObject for TaskViewModel in HomeView?

@ravi if unowned is always work so why we should not always use unowned , why we depends on weak???

19:30 - A reference cycle only occurs if both types involved are reference types, not if one is a value type. Therefore, conforming to AnyObject is unnecessary when one side is a struct. The reason a ViewModel (VM) should be a class rather than a struct is due to state management. When a property of a struct is changed, the entire struct is recreated with the new value, causing the rest of the state to be lost. This means we would need to retain the shared instance every time the value of the struct-based VM is changed, which is not practical. Please correct me if I'm wrong, @codecat15 @ravi.

really awsm content😇

Thank you dost

Hey Ravi can you please add a video on test doubles like stubs, mocks, spy, fakes etc? These are also a great part of unit testing.

Hey Ravi can you please add a video on test doubles like stubs, mocks, spy, fakes etc? These are also a great part of unit testing.

Too much Complicated Video, also at 18:30 why using NSPredicate, what is it? why using format: "id==%@" nothing emplained. Just coding is going on.

Nice video ❤ . I have a one doubt force unwrapping is not a good practice but apple itself doing that in case of @IBOutlet why ?

@CodeCat15 Could you please share the next video link (For Two way binding) of MVVM

In UIKit controls used to be type Class but in SwiftUI why all views are struct? And what is @frozen wrapper infront of them?