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Build a SwiftUI video-based application with AVPlayer and the Pexels API

📺 Build a video-based application with the AVKit framework and the Pexels API ➡ Code the different components and views ➡ Add dummy JSON data ➡ Convert JSON data into a custom SwiftUI model ➡ Call an API asynchronously ➡ Learn how to use the AVPlayer (from AVKit) to integrate a media player 🔗 Links mentioned in the video: ➡ Pexels API: https://www.pexels.com/api ➡ Search for videos Pexels API endpoint: https://www.pexels.com/api/documentat... ➡ Data from JSON (load function): https://designcode.io/swiftui-advance... ➡ Pexels API new API key: https://www.pexels.com/api/new/ 👩🏻‍💻 Source code on Github: ➡ https://github.com/stephdiep/VideoPla... ✏️ Watch without ads, and access the written version and source files: ➡ Part 1: https://designcode.io/quick-apps-swif... ➡ Part 2: https://designcode.io/quick-apps-swif... ➡ Part 3: https://designcode.io/quick-apps-swif... 👋🏻 Let's connect! ➡ Twitter:   / diepsteph   🪄 Join our channel and unlock members-only perks: ➡    / @designcodeteam   🎞 Video timestamps ➡ Part 1 - Code the basic components 0:00 - Introduction 0:57 - Outline 1:54 - Create Xcode project 4:02 - Code the QueryTag 5:55 - Query enum 9:53 - Code the VideoCard ➡ Part 2 - How the Pexels API and the AVKit framework work 13:50 - The Pexels API and ResponseBody model 17:57 - Add JSON Data 23:05 - Create the VideoView 26:33- Generate API key for Pexels API ➡ Part 3 - Code and apply functionalities 28:12 - VideoManager class 35:54 - Connect VideoManager to UI 40:23 - Test the application 41:56 - Conclusion #avplayer #pexelsapi #api #tutorial