🔴 SwiftUI Threads Clone | iOS 17 | async/await | Firebase | 2023

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Chapters
00:00 - Intro
01:02 - App Demo
03:26 - Project Setup
06:14 - Authentication UI
20:56 - Tab Bar Setup
31:42 - Feed View UI
42:52 - Explore View UI
52:40 - Profile View UI
1:12:47 - Edit Profile UI
1:23:45 - Create Thread UI
1:35:34 - Firebase Setup
1:47:04 - Creating A User
2:00:53 - Log in / Log out
2:16:47 - User Service & Data Model
2:36:05 - Updating User Profile
2:43:53 - Explore View Updates
2:57:47 - Profile Navigation & Refactor
3:15:56 - Edit Profile Photo
3:26:09 - Upload Images to Firebase Storage
3:44:05 - Load User Images
3:58:18 - Creating A Thread
4:15:21 - Fetching Threads For Feed
4:31:31 - Fetch User Threads

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[sandipclips]

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[vidz_]

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[Designguidetv]

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Brilliant tutorials on SwiftUI! You're doing a great job explaining pretty complex concepts easily. So thank you very much for your work! I only wanted to add one thing about the Singleton pattern that you use for services. If we want to properly implement this pattern, it's a good idea to make the designated initializer private in order to make it impossible to construct an instance of that class. Thus we prevent the possibility to create an instance of that class and make it sure that we can only access those methods and properties through the static shared property.

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[imam_robani]

That's cool, I learned a lot.
I hope there are more tutorials like this but with rest API integration, for example authentication which has a bearer token and how to handle it

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