Swift Storyboard Tutorial

This is a beginner's swift storyboard example with two labels and two buttons. The video shows how to hookup the User Interface from the storyboard to the Swift code. I demonstrated having swift code in multiple files by using a class extension.

[@RodrigoVieiradaCosta]

Great! Thanks for this tutorial!

[@akhmettolepov9177]

omg that was so helpful!!!

[@murtajiz545]

This was an awesome video! Is it possible for you to make a video covering segues? Would love to hear your take on them 🙌🏽

[@jessikapiche6097]

Dear Teacher,
Where have you been all my life?! lol I have learned basic programming but i would like to go forth with something more useful. I have seen one of your video of C++ programming, and i think i would like that. Do you have an advice for me about learning it? I see you have done videos about it 4 years ago. Is this still what you would recommend for me to start with (after basic?)? I really enjoyed the video you posted about splitting the code into a .cpp and .h file (but i didn't really understood everything since i don't really understand 'the language used' like when you say 'constructor' or 'header' and stuff. I guess those are explained in other videos?
Thanks, i subscribed to you!
Sorry for bad english, i am french and learning english...

[@PainlessProgramming]

Your English is very good. For getting started with programming (or getting re-introduced to it). I would recommended learning Python as your first language. I have a playlist with python videos. I find python much easier to learn and use than some of the older languages like C and C++. And python is used in a variety of different industries. It's my favorite language. And I can often write python programs using many fewer lines of code than I would to do the same job in a C or C++ program.

[@jessikapiche6097]

@@PainlessProgramming Thank you for replying so fast! Python seems to be closer that what i already know. Having programs that have near 2000 lines of code and more...my knowledge of Basic just doesn't work anymore... Thanks again. I will jump into Python right away (and hope not to be eaten by it...)
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