SwiftData - Declarative Data Persistence for SwiftUI

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Mohammad Azam

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01 - Introduction

001 Introduction.mp4

01:26

002 Prerequisites.mp4

00:52

003 Exercise Files.mp4

00:46

004 Resources.html

005 IMPORTANT - Xcode 15 Beta 5 Updates.html

02 - SwiftUI State Management Updates

001 What has changed.mp4

03:51

002 introduction-to-state.zip

002 @State.mp4

07:13

003 bindable.zip

003 @Bindable.mp4

08:24

004 environment.zip

004 @Environment.mp4

09:20

03 - Getting Started with SwiftData

001 Saving a Movie.mp4

15:43

001 save-movie.zip

002 Fetching and Displaying Movies.mp4

08:13

002 fetch-movies-09232023.zip

003 Debugging SwiftData.mp4

03:14

004 Deleting a Movie.mp4

06:43

004 deleting-movie-09232023.zip

005 Movies-updating-a-movie-09232023.zip

005 Updating a Movie.mp4

11:46

006 Resources.html

04 - One-to-Many Relationship

001 NOTE Xcode 15 Beta 6 Changes.html

002 Understanding One-to-Many Relationship.mp4

01:47

003 Adding Review Model and Configuring Relationship.mp4

05:31

003 adding-review-09232023.zip

004 Saving Review.mp4

12:01

004 saving-review-09232023.zip

005 NOTE context.save vs context.insert.html

006 Displaying all Reviews for a Movie.mp4

04:21

006 display-reviews-for-movie-09232023.zip

007 Deleting Review.mp4

03:59

007 deleting-review-09232023.zip

008 FIX Deleting Review.mp4

05:32

008 delete-review-fixed-09232023.zip

05 - Many-to-Many Relationship

001 Understanding Many-to-Many Relationship.mp4

01:34

002 Adding Actor Model and Configuring Relationship.mp4

04:07

002 adding-actor-model-relationship-09232023.zip

003 Saving a New Actor.mp4

07:38

003 save-actor-09232023.zip

004 Displaying All Actors.mp4

05:34

004 displaying-actors-09232023.zip

005 Selecting Actors When Adding a New Movie.mp4

13:24

005 selecting-actors-09232023.zip

006 Displaying Actors for a Movie.mp4

05:31

006 displaying-actors-for-movie-09232023.zip

007 Allowing Existing Actors to Select their Movies.mp4

10:48

007 allow-actors-to-select-their-movies-09232023.zip

008 FIX - Adding Movie After Deleting Causes an Error.html

06 - Understanding Queries

001 IMPORTANT Xcode 15 Updates for @Relationship and @Query.html

002 Understanding @Query Property Wrapper.mp4

07:38

002 understanding-query-wrapper-09232023.zip

003 Implementing Enum Based Sheets.mp4

09:53

003 active-sheets-09232023.zip

004 Creating the User Interface to Support Filter Screen.mp4

07:34

004 filter-selection-screen-09232023.zip

005 Filter by Movie Title.mp4

08:18

005 filter-by-movie-title-09232023.zip

006 NOTE Update about @Transient Macro.html

007 Using @Transient Macro to Display Actors and Reviews Count for a Movie.mp4

04:28

007 reviews-count-actors-count-09232023.zip

008 Filter by Reviews Count.mp4

06:51

009 Filter by Actors Count.mp4

03:21

009 filters-by-actors-updated-for-xcode15.zip

07 - VersioningMigrations

001 What is Versioning.mp4

04:40

002 Xcode 15 Beta 5 - Changes.html

003 Custom Migration (Unique Constraint on Movie Names).mp4

19:34

003 Movies-migrations.zip

004 Lightweight Migration (Changing Property Names).mp4

12:24

004 Movies-light-weight.zip

08 - Persisting Genre and Performing Filters Based by Genre

001 Movies-genre-starter-project.zip

001 Understanding the Starter Project.mp4

01:51

002 Implementing Genre Model.mp4

04:47

002 Movies-impl-genre-enum.zip

003 Movies-genre-saving-genre.zip

003 Saving Genre.mp4

06:38

004 Filtering Movies Based on Genre (Discovering Issues with Genre Enum).mp4

08:04

004 Movies-genre-filter-with-issues.zip

005 Filtering Movies Based on Genre (Using GenreId for Filter).mp4

06:09

005 Movies-genre-fix-filtering.zip

006 Filtering Movies and Persisting State of the Filters.mp4

08:08

006 Movies-persist-filter-selection-state.zip

09 - Persisting and Displaying Transformable Properties in SwiftData

001 What we will be building.mp4

01:07

002 Implementing the Room Model.mp4

04:21

002 RoomsApp-transformable-impl-model.zip

003 Implementing UIColorTransformer.mp4

05:55

003 RoomsApp-color-transformer.zip

004 RoomsApp-setting-user-interface.zip

004 Setting Up User Interface (ColorSelector).mp4

06:44

005 Persisting Room Using SwiftData.mp4

05:29

005 RoomsApp-persisting-room.zip

006 Displaying All Rooms.mp4

04:38

006 RoomsApp-display-rooms.zip

10 - Migrating Core Data App to SwiftData (Coming soon)

001 Coming soon.html

11 - Testing (Coming soon)

001 Coming soon.html

12 - Syncing Data with Cloud (Coming soon)

001 (Coming soon).html

13 - Building a Document Based App Using SwiftData (Coming soon)

001 (Coming soon).html

14 - Integrating SwiftData with UIKit Applications

001 Apples Documentation on Using Non SwiftUI Framework.mp4

01:55

002 TodoListSwiftData-starter-project.zip

002 Tour of the Starter Project.mp4

03:10

003 Setting Up the Model Container.mp4

04:58

003 TodoListSwiftData-model-container.zip

004 Adding a New Todo Item.mp4

07:29

004 TodoListSwiftData-save-todo-item.zip

005 Displaying Todo Items.mp4

09:07

005 TodoListSwiftData-displaying-todo-items.zip

external-links.txt

15 - Conclusion

001 Bonus Lecture.html

002 Resources.html

Description

Swiftly Persist & Query Data: Declarative Code for Seamless SwiftUI Integration

What You'll Learn?

The fundamentals of data persistence in Swift using SwiftData.
How to use declarative code to easily persist data in their applications.
Techniques for establishing and managing one-to-many relationships between data entities.
Real-world application of SwiftData concepts through the development of a sample project.

Who is this for?

Swift developers who want to expand their knowledge and skills in data persistence.

iOS app developers who want to learn how to effectively store and retrieve data in Swift applications.

Beginner developers looking to understand the fundamentals of data persistence and querying in Swift using declarative code.

Developers interested in integrating data persistence seamlessly with SwiftUI for building robust and data-driven user interfaces.

What You Need to Know?

Xcode 15 beta or above

Knowledge of Swift language is required

Knowledge of SwiftUI is recommended

More details

Description
Discover the power of SwiftData as you dive into the world of data persistence in Swift. This course provides an introduction to SwiftData, covering essential concepts such as declarative code, one-to-many relationships, many-to-many relationships, persistence, and querying. You will learn how to effortlessly persist data using SwiftData's intuitive approach. Explore the intricacies of establishing and managing relationships, enabling you to organize and associate data effectively. Unlock the ability to query and filter data with regular Swift code, unleashing the full potential of SwiftData. By the end of this course, you'll have a solid foundation in SwiftData, equipped with the skills to develop robust, data-driven applications with ease. Join now and master the art of data persistence and querying in Swift using SwiftData!

Who is this course for:
- Swift developers who want to expand their knowledge and skills in data persistence.
- iOS app developers who want to learn how to effectively store and retrieve data in Swift applications.
- Beginner developers looking to understand the fundamentals of data persistence and querying in Swift using declarative code.
- Experienced developers who want to enhance their data handling capabilities and learn advanced techniques for querying and filtering data.
- Developers interested in integrating data persistence seamlessly with SwiftUI for building robust and data-driven user interfaces.
- Individuals seeking to develop efficient and scalable applications that rely on one-to-many relationships between data entities.
- Programmers who want to leverage the power of SwiftData to streamline their development process and improve the efficiency of data management tasks.

What will students learn in this course:Â

- The fundamentals of data persistence in Swift using SwiftData.
- How to use declarative code to easily persist data in their applications.
- Techniques for establishing and managing one-to-many relationships between data entities.
- Strategies for efficiently querying and filtering data using regular Swift code.
- Integration of SwiftData seamlessly with SwiftUI for building data-driven user interfaces.
- Real-world application of SwiftData concepts through the development of a sample project.
- The skills and knowledge necessary to confidently develop robust and scalable applications with SwiftData.
Who this course is for:
Swift developers who want to expand their knowledge and skills in data persistence.
iOS app developers who want to learn how to effectively store and retrieve data in Swift applications.
Beginner developers looking to understand the fundamentals of data persistence and querying in Swift using declarative code.
Developers interested in integrating data persistence seamlessly with SwiftUI for building robust and data-driven user interfaces.

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My name is Mohammad Azam and I have been programming in iOS for the last 10+ years. Currently, I am teaching Full Stack Development at DigitalCrafts. Before joining DigitalCrafts I worked as a lead mobile developer for many large companies including Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, AIG and Valic. Currently, I am a senior developer at Blinds Dot Com, a Home Depot company. Before iPhone development I was leading projects in Microsoft ASP technology. I was also awarded the Microsoft MVP award five years in a row due to my contributions in the community.I have also published several of my personal apps to the App Store including Vegetable Tree which was featured by Apple as the most beautiful gardening app on the App Store. I am a frequent speaker at local and national conferences and have authored many articles for many different development magazines.

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