Final review of MVVM Architecture and other features | SwiftUI Map App #9

We are done coding! In this video, we wrap up the course by looking at what we've built and reviewing the app architecture. We used MVVM to keep our app organized, efficient, and scalable! Thanks for watching!

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[PursueTheUnknown]

Your channel is the best SwiftUI and iOS development resource that I have found. I’ve done the popular Udemy course, and the Stanford course, but your channel just makes everything stick. I especially love the videos you did covering specific topics such as buttons, alerts, etc., so helpful when I am trying to add a feature and forget exactly how it works.

Thanks for the videos dude, keep it up.

[aranthos]

This series was great - going to start the bootcamp now, thanks for compiling!
Would love a part 2 of this series around users location and pulling data from online rather than hardcoded.

Awesome stuff!

[denysnikolaichuk]

The best teacher! The best courses ! Thanks a lot!

[manfredkernMK]

I really like the approach of having a Bootcamp (the pieces, foundation of SwiftUI) and then putting them together in an app. And it's worth not just watching the videos but also creating the app in Xcode.
And ..., there is still so much to watch on your channel - I love it

[touschflorian]

Amazing !! I did all your bootcamp in August;
Now I just got a new SwiftUI Job starting soon, it's a great way to keep my knowledge updated !
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[karaokedeconstruction]

I haven't started the project, but watching this overview got some cool insight to lookout for such as transition.

[leezicai]

I've finished watching this video series, the videos are easy to understand, and I'm very grateful.

[elvisbucatariu]

Another great bootcamp Nick, Can’t wait to check your other playlists!

[slyboy]

Yet again, a very nice tutorial and instructional video. Thanks Nick!

[ZymireXde]

best map series out here preciate you ma baby!

[andresraigoza]

I finally catch up 🥳 I have learned so much in the last month from you. Thank you so much!!!

[deandrei]

Awesome course! Hope you create more courses!

[sundayreading]

MVVM has never been so clear to me as it is now, and I've definitely learned how to keep the body view clean, neat and super readable🥳!

[ShOTeR]

Thanks for all Nick, your the goat for SwiftUI programming.

[mrtayyabmughal]

You are the R-Rated iOS Developer, Trainer, and Engineer. Keep it up, I'm waiting for next awesome series.

[Денис-жфр]

Ohhh man you changed the logo. It’s nice to be on the channel again. I am with from 800-sh subscribers. I gotta learn SwiftUI and RxSwift due to a new project, it’s going to be fun.

[devanshagrawal]

That app was awesome and so are you Nick, a lot of thanks !!

[backlinkparty]

Thank you Nick...you are so talented and truly appreciate the tutorials. Many blessings to you.

[gregohb]

I appreciate the final overview. A few ideas for additional lessons here - add new cities dynamically, save the list to core data, show a generic photo if no photo is provided for a city, search bar for cities, preferences, etc.

[preuton]

I noticed in the @main the following warnings: Publishing changes from within view updates is not allowed, this will cause undefined behavior.

This popups several times. The app works normal though.