Learn about Table Views, one of the fundamental aspects of iOS, by building in a Todo app.
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.raywenderlich.com/5995-beginning-table-views
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.raywenderlich.com/5995-beginning-table-views
This seems like a big jump from the previous swift course in the iOS learning track that assumes you already know quite a bit of iOS programming. Should I be concerned with the details of whats going on or just focus on the big picture? Feel like Iām just coding and following along without fully understanding or will this come with additional projects in the iOS track?
These Video Tutorials have so much code errors through the videos also does not have explanations why you are doing each thing. Ray Wenderlich should do it again and make first the complete app without error then make the tutorial also it goes around in all the things. should have steps and short tutorial. If you do not have a little experience in iOS you will be lost.
The code errors were a result of a refactor. When you change various methods and properties of an object, youāll get errors from other objects that reference those properties. My suggestion is watch through it again to get an idea of what is occurring.
That said, we always review these courses each year so weāll reassess when we update it. In any case, thanks for the feedback.
What part of the course are you finding yourself getting stuck? Itās always a good idea to first focus on the macro and if you are confused, watched those parts again, and focus on the micro. If you get stuck, feel free to post in the forums and Iāll give you a hand. Thanks!
Hi @bdmoakley @shogunkaramazov I am not stuck. The problem is with a long serie of tutorial for do an app you will not learn. The best idea is create short videos for example " How to pass data between view controllers" and in this tutorial you don not have to have a reference from other video. Just 15 o maximum 20 minutos that you can repeat it again fast a not to check a long history of videos to find the answer. That is like the people learn repeat short videos. In a long history of video you donāt learn nothing.
Also in the video tutorial the Beginning Table Views you are using some advance things that you are not explaining and that they are not necessary to make the app works.
Thanks for the feedback. Weāll keep in mind when we next update the course.
I realise this is probably futile, and mentioning it here will do no good in general, but please, please, please, if you make a tutorial can you reinforce to people that NOT selecting āUpside Downā Portrait mode is a crime against humanity?
When the iPad was first released, the Apple guidelines stated that ALL orientations must be allowed unless there was a specific and valid reason not to. This was also enforced by the submission team.
However, in recent years this became far too relaxed.
There is no good reason why upside down shouldnāt be supported - sometimes you use the iPad in a way that you need to have it charging but propped up in portrait. You canāt do that unless the app in question supports upside down.
That Appleās new templates have that turned off is appalling, but that Iāve seen devs manually deselect it is worse.
Please, encourage people to always keep all FOUR orientations enabled unless there is a reason to lock in portrait or landscape, but even then, both types of portrait or landscape must be enabled.
This is even more critical now that the āhomeā button is gone.
Thanks
In the following image, Iām using the current official release (not beta) of Xcode and Iām following your tutorial. Iāve just completed the challenge and I noticed in the Storyboard editor that my table cell has a mid grey line running along the bottom of the cell except for a gap at the beginning.
What is this? Have I donāt something wrong? Is it a rendering bug in Xcode? Is it a wonky drop shadow or something?
Thanks
This was a great class. One suggestion: It would be nice in this path to have the next class be Core Data utilizing this todo app to take it to the next level. The saving data class was horrible and was more about decoding images than saving data to Core Data or SQLightā¦ The ToDo app developed in this class is nice but unable to save dataā¦ It is a much better app to learn on that the PetPal app as it was written from the ground up by the student. Thanks
Thanks for the feedback. Iām glad you enjoyed the course. Weāve been doing a total rework of our courses so Iāll pass on your feedback. Cheers!
this course is great, thanks all
I find that the explanation is not thorough. Often times, the instructor explains something by saying āyou just do thisā¦ā which does not explain anything.
@black_coffee Please let us know what you donāt understand exactly when you get a chance. Thank you!
Hello! I have a problem with my code, referring to āControl Eventā video in this tutorial. I connected 2 Outlets as you did in the video, addBarButton and cancelBarButton but the function doesnāt recognize this outlets so I canāt use addBarButton.isEnabled = false for example. What can I do??
P.s I donāt think that I have done any mistake with connecting outlets!
Iāve just watched the tutorial sections 27-29 for the third time. when I run the app in section 30 I do not see the ability to type anything on the table view. As a matter of fact, I donāt even see the rows of the table view. itās just a white screen under the āCancelā and ādoneā bar button items.