How to use if-else and conditional statements in SwiftUI | Bootcamp #23

In this video we will learn how to use conditional logic in our SwiftUI applications. We will first learn how to create "if - else" statements and then learn more advanced operations, such as "if-not", "or" & "and" statements. This logic will help us create complex and dynamic views when we start building iOS applications!

🤙 WELCOME BACK 🤙

[pitmanra]

All your explanations were clear and coherent and concise. You're a good presenter.

[AhmadShrif]

Crystal clear, well done as usual and btw the OR symbol || is called double vertical line aka pipe

[cowief]

Nick, you are an absolutely excellent instructor! Very clear explanations for us new developers.

[jean-michelnogaro]

On comprend les explications et également le chemin choisit pour être clair et simple. Simplement "parfait" !!

[coffeeCatPeanutDust]

To second
pitmanra's praise, Nick does a really good job with these videos. Thank you very much for all your time and effort helping the community.

[johnrfogarasi]

I have done paid CodeCademy and many other YouTube tutorials but your approach is much much better. Diving straight into projects and trying to check documentation along the way because the tutorial 'assumes' you know has been very frustrating. Even the Apple Developer project makes many assumptions of your knowledge. Well done!

[IntermedClinicalLtd]

This is a brilliant video! You are an excellent teacher!😊

[randlyce]

soo that's how you create the loading thing progressview you did amazing job explaining it

[aptin]

| is pipe and / is slash or forward slash and \ is backslash
thanks

[Денис-жфр]

The only new thing I found in the video was a ProgressView(). But I was nice to be reviewing the material.

[YaroslavSherstyuk]

Thank you for the video. Everything is clear and just

[rawlingsekwo]

This is my favorite video because I understood very thing here 😍

[tokero]

Very good content! Coming from many years of UIKit development where we used a lot of time on getting our business logic out of the ViewController here it seems like we are shoving the business logic directly into the view which seems even worse, making it impossible to test and making code reuse very hard. BTW. the vertical line is called a pipe.

[julianm]

Nick thanks for explaining this topic this video is awesome, keep it up your work, God bless you.

[marcantonidev]

23 / 69 done! easy to follow along and the topic order is perfect 👏📈 the || (logical OR) operator symbols are called pipes btw

[brucknerdevilliers]

Good job - loved the ProgressView indicator.

[AzinR]

Thank you a lot you are a perfect teacher

[georgerevell]

Conditional bootcamp... sounds like it might not be critical for everyone, but it is! 😄

[bibaswaanbandyopadhyay]

It's called pipe (the OR symbol is a double pipe)

[AZMerf]

I’ve heard the “Line” in your presentation called a Pipe.