Making an API call and fetch JSON data in SwiftUI

[yeserguitar]

Best tutorial! You literally explained everything one needs in 15 minutes, which could be understood after hours of fail!

[JohnK]

OMG THANK YOU. Best tutorial ever. Was struggling all day to get my api to return data to a List. You are a brilliant teacher and I love the way you make your code simple enough for a SwiftUI newbie to understand! Thank you a million times!

[bbulliard]

This is the best Jason explanation on the internet. Thank you for a world class video…bob

[wolski]

This is literally ten best tutorial on yt. With a bit of adapting its suitable for every usage. Thanks man

[olegtitov]

Hey Meng, really nice tutorial. I’m learning SwiftUI, built an app with static cards and now will use this knowledge in practice and make cards load from API. Thanks a lot for your videos!

[VinceVideoHDk]

So clear and concise. I have watched so many of videos on this topic and by far yours is the best!

[simoneottavianelli]

I've been looking for a well done tutorial for days. Thanks!

[purpuro]

thank you so much. I have been trying to understand this for weeks, and you have explained it so much more clearly than anyone else!

[rafaafeitos]

Awesome, I was trying to do it for hours. Thank you very much for this brilliant video!
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[Hendrik]

Thanks for sharing! Awesome tutorial. I used that with the OpenWeatherMap API and had to remove the [ ] brackets at let posts = try! JSONDecoder().decode([POST].self, from: data!) --> let weatherData = try! JSONDecoder().decode(WeatherData.self, from: data!). With the [ ] brackets, I got an error describing that the decoder wanted to decode an array but received a dictionary. Without the [ ] brackets, my code is running.

[aungphyoe]

Thanks...that's a lot clear to me on SwiftUI and APIs session

[charlesm.]

Thank Your video filled the missing pieces I needed.

[glkrishnakumar]

My app is crashing even after copying exactly the same code. Don't know where the error is

[valonhyseni]

Hello, in my case i need the list of posts in 5 different view, how do i store the data i got from the url in a list which i can use in several views. Or should i just save it every time i get it with onappear. Please help

[mrglwatson]

Great video, how do I get the next part?

[wensmusic]

Do you have a similar video like this using UIKit ?

[serdaronurkaradag]

Hey, i want to add new items to api. I can do that with offline storage but what about online ? I can use firebase but i want to make my own database, fetch api and add new ones. Any suggestions ?

[aigner]

I am using exactly your code and getting this error:

2021-01-17 16:52:13.697259+0100 XYZ[14020:4668295] Fatal error: 'try!' expression unexpectedly raised an error: Swift.DecodingError.typeMismatch(Swift.String, [_JSONKey(stringValue: "Index 0", intValue: 0), CodingKeys(stringValue: "id", intValue: nil)], debugDescription: "Expected to decode String but found a number instead.", underlyingError: nil)): file XYZ/ContentView.swift, line 24

What is the problem?

[brothercaleb]

7:55 the “[Post].self” is tripping me up, what does it mean to have a “.self” on the end (suffix)? (I know “self.” (Prefix) which points to the class itself)

[robertricker]

Dear DesignCode! I really like the music that plays on the background of your videos! Always wanted to ask, who is the composer?