SwiftData Declarative Data Persistence for SwiftUI

SwiftData – Declarative Data Persistence for SwiftUI, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.77, with 82 lectures, based on 160 reviews, and has 1338 subscribers.

You will learn about 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. This course is ideal for individuals who are Swift developers who want to expand their knowledge and skills in data persistence. or iOS app developers who want to learn how to effectively store and retrieve data in Swift applications. or Beginner developers looking to understand the fundamentals of data persistence and querying in Swift using declarative code. or Developers interested in integrating data persistence seamlessly with SwiftUI for building robust and data-driven user interfaces. It is particularly useful for Swift developers who want to expand their knowledge and skills in data persistence. or iOS app developers who want to learn how to effectively store and retrieve data in Swift applications. or Beginner developers looking to understand the fundamentals of data persistence and querying in Swift using declarative code. or Developers interested in integrating data persistence seamlessly with SwiftUI for building robust and data-driven user interfaces.

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Summary

Title: SwiftData – Declarative Data Persistence for SwiftUI

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.77

Number of Lectures: 82

Number of Published Lectures: 81

Number of Curriculum Items: 82

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 81

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will 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 Should Attend

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.

Target Audiences

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.

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: 

– 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.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Prerequisites

Lecture 3: Exercise Files

Lecture 4: Resources

Lecture 5: IMPORTANT – Xcode 15 Beta 5 Updates

Chapter 2: SwiftUI State Management Updates

Lecture 1: What has changed?

Lecture 2: @State

Lecture 3: @Bindable

Lecture 4: @Environment

Chapter 3: Getting Started with SwiftData

Lecture 1: Saving a Movie

Lecture 2: Fetching and Displaying Movies

Lecture 3: Debugging SwiftData

Lecture 4: Deleting a Movie

Lecture 5: Updating a Movie

Lecture 6: Resources

Chapter 4: One-to-Many Relationship

Lecture 1: NOTE: Xcode 15 Beta 6 Changes

Lecture 2: Understanding One-to-Many Relationship

Lecture 3: Adding Review Model and Configuring Relationship

Lecture 4: Saving Review

Lecture 5: NOTE: context.save vs context.insert

Lecture 6: Displaying all Reviews for a Movie

Lecture 7: Deleting Review

Lecture 8: FIX: Deleting Review

Chapter 5: Many-to-Many Relationship

Lecture 1: Understanding Many-to-Many Relationship

Lecture 2: Adding Actor Model and Configuring Relationship

Lecture 3: Saving a New Actor

Lecture 4: Displaying All Actors

Lecture 5: Selecting Actors When Adding a New Movie

Lecture 6: Displaying Actors for a Movie

Lecture 7: Allowing Existing Actors to Select their Movies

Lecture 8: FIX – Adding Movie After Deleting Causes an Error

Chapter 6: Understanding Queries

Lecture 1: IMPORTANT: Xcode 15 Updates for @Relationship and @Query

Lecture 2: Understanding @Query Property Wrapper

Lecture 3: Implementing Enum Based Sheets

Lecture 4: Creating the User Interface to Support Filter Screen

Lecture 5: Filter by Movie Title

Lecture 6: NOTE: Update about @Transient Macro

Lecture 7: Using @Transient Macro to Display Actors and Reviews Count for a Movie

Lecture 8: Filter by Reviews Count

Lecture 9: Filter by Actors Count

Chapter 7: Versioning/Migrations

Lecture 1: What is Versioning?

Lecture 2: Xcode 15 Beta 5 – Changes

Lecture 3: Custom Migration (Unique Constraint on Movie Names)

Lecture 4: Lightweight Migration (Changing Property Names)

Chapter 8: Persisting Genre and Performing Filters Based by Genre

Lecture 1: Understanding the Starter Project

Lecture 2: Implementing Genre Model

Lecture 3: Saving Genre

Lecture 4: Filtering Movies Based on Genre (Discovering Issues with Genre Enum)

Lecture 5: Filtering Movies Based on Genre (Using GenreId for Filter)

Lecture 6: Filtering Movies and Persisting State of the Filters

Chapter 9: Persisting and Displaying Transformable Properties in SwiftData

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Implementing the Room Model

Lecture 3: Implementing UIColorTransformer

Lecture 4: Setting Up User Interface (ColorSelector)

Lecture 5: Persisting Room Using SwiftData

Lecture 6: Displaying All Rooms

Chapter 10: Testing

Lecture 1: Understanding the Starter Project

Lecture 2: Setting Up Test Project and Writing Your First Test

Lecture 3: Writing Tests to Calculate Budget Total and Remaining Amount

Lecture 4: Setting Up Project for End-to-End Testing

Lecture 5: Writing End-to-End Test for BudgetCategory and Transaction Flow

Chapter 11: Syncing Data with iCloud Using CloudKit

Lecture 1: What we will be building?

Lecture 2: Persisting and Displaying Vegetables

Lecture 3: Adding Notes Relationship

Lecture 4: Managing Xcode Previews and Displaying Notes for Vegetable

Lecture 5: Configuring CloudKit

Lecture 6: Resolving CloudKit Errors

Lecture 7: Live Syncing for Vegetables and Notes

Chapter 12: Integrating SwiftData with UIKit Applications

Lecture 1: Apples Documentation on Using Non SwiftUI Framework

Lecture 2: Tour of the Starter Project

Lecture 3: Setting Up the Model Container

Lecture 4: Adding a New Todo Item

Lecture 5: Displaying Todo Items

Chapter 13: Storing Binary Data Using SwiftData

Lecture 1: What we will be building in this section?

Lecture 2: Tour of the Starter Project

Lecture 3: Saving Binary Data (Images)

Lecture 4: Displaying Images

Lecture 5: Behind the Scenes (Debugging SwiftData)

Lecture 6: Credit for Images

Chapter 14: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 2: Resources

Instructors

Mohammad Azam
Apple Featured iOS Developer and iOS Instructor

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