Core Data in iOS: 1 Introduction

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Mohammad Azam

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01 - Introduction

01 - Core Data in iOS.mp4

00:43

02 - Exercise files.mp4

00:25

02 - 1. Getting Started with Core Data

01 - What is Core Data.mp4

02:25

02 - Creating a Core Data model.mp4

07:48

03 - Initializing the Core Data manager.mp4

08:27

04 - Saving a movie.mp4

07:21

05 - Get all movies.mp4

06:54

06 - Deleting a movie.mp4

05:44

07 - Updating a movie.mp4

11:32

08 - Refreshing the list.mp4

03:06

03 - 2. Core Data Building Blocks

01 - Understanding Core Data building blocks.mp4

06:50

02 - Initializing Core Data stack before iOS 10 Managed object model.mp4

07:07

03 - Initializing Core Data stack before iOS 10 Persistent store coordinator.mp4

06:25

04 - Initializing Core Data stack before iOS 10 Managed object context.mp4

05:22

05 - iOS 10 and above Initializing Core Data stack.mp4

04:36

04 - 3. Understanding MVVM Design Pattern

01 - What are design patterns.mp4

01:12

02 - What is MVVM.mp4

02:41

03 - Why MVVM.mp4

02:32

04 - MVVM architecture and Web APIs.mp4

01:42

05 - 4. Core Data and MVVM

01 - What are you building.mp4

02:02

02 - Understanding the starter project.mp4

02:44

03 - Adding a Core Data model.mp4

04:38

04 - Initializing the Core Data manager.mp4

04:08

05 - Adding movie.mp4

09:36

06 - Displaying all movies.mp4

10:39

07 - Deleting a movie.mp4

08:01

06 - 5. Transformable Types

01 - Understanding the starter project.mp4

02:43

02 - Adding the data model.mp4

08:56

03 - Saving a room.mp4

11:05

04 - Implementing transformer.mp4

07:39

05 - Displaying all rooms.mp4

11:26

07 - 6. Relationships One-to-Many

01 - Understanding the one-to-many relationship.mp4

03:11

02 - Tour of the starter project.mp4

02:00

03 - Adding a review model and setting the relationship.mp4

05:23

04 - Adding a new review to a movie.mp4

11:05

05 - Displaying all reviews for a movie Option one.mp4

08:38

06 - Displaying all reviews for a movie Option two.mp4

11:06

08 - 7. Refactoring Movies App

01 - What is refactoring.mp4

01:25

02 - Implementing the base model.mp4

09:49

03 - Using the base model.mp4

13:06

09 - 8. Relationships Many-to-Many

01 - Understanding the many-to-many relationship.mp4

02:48

02 - Understanding the starter project.mp4

02:01

03 - Adding an actor data model.mp4

04:59

04 - Adding an actor to a movie.mp4

09:36

05 - Displaying all actors for a movie.mp4

09:19

06 - Fetching all movies for an actor.mp4

05:08

07 - Displaying all movies by an actor.mp4

04:42

Description

Core Data is a framework, which can persist objects graph to a designated store, including SQLite, XML, Binary and In-Memory. In this course, instructor Mohammad Azam prepares you to build your first Core Data app for iOS platform. Mohammad steps through how to get started with Core Data, including creating a Core Data model, initializing the Core Data manager, saving a movie, and much more. He shows you how to use the Core Data stack with various versions of iOS. Mohammad explains in depth the MVVM design pattern, including what it is, why you need it when creating applications, and how to use MVVM architecture and Web APIs. He walks you through using Core Data and MVVM together, then goes into transformable types. After explaining the one-to-many relationship, Mohammad discusses refactoring and how and when you should use refactoring, then finishes up with the details you need to know about the many-to-many relationship.

Note: This course was created by Mohammad Azam. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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Mohammad Azam

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Native iOS developer and augmented reality enthusiast with over 10 years of experience in software development. Worked as a mobile architect for fortune 100 companies including Schlumberger, The Home Depot, Blinds.com, Valic, AIG and Baker Hughes.

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