Very helpful mate, cheers

print(coolCounter) // Prints 45 Nice video! I like the walkthrough and the explanation for the reasoning behind it. Especially when you connect that reasoning to actual code. Keep up the good work! 😊

Hey Tundsdev! thanks so much for this entire course. It helped me fill in some missing gaps of knowledge on SwiftData. Do you have the entire todo list app available as a public repository? Thanks again!!

The best video for first time submissions no doubt! Thanks so much!

Hey Tunds, this was great. There's a bit at 7:54 where you say (I'm paraphrasing) "The card in the for each is refreshing because the underlying model is changing and both of these for each's are listening to that property". Do you mean listening to the overall model or the specific 'like/dislike' properties within the model?

These videos are fantastic. Thanks for your hard work.

No cap one of THE best tutorials on swiftdata migration/versioning <3 Thank you so much sir. You saved my day

Amazing video! Greatly explains, however I've got a question... I tried this and the preload works, however, it preloads the data randomly. I want the data array in a certain order. I tried adding a "order" constant to the CategoryResponse and sort the array just before spending to context but this doesn't work. Did you figure out how to get the preloaded array sorted?

Great job, but seems a little overengineering to me.. isnt it better to handle all this on the UI itself? What happens if the endpoints start to change? you have to do a massive refactor. And the system is becoming too rigid. I've never seen endpoints unit-tested in production, even in modern modular apps of 40 developers and architects. Dont know to be honest

Umm.. the example is good, but ViewModels shouldn't be interacting with the networking layer.. that is a job of the Presenter. ViewModel should be totally agnostic about it, and just store static data, even less be making async networking calls.. this is coupling components unnecesarily, and that can bring problems in the future and make it harder to refactor. I know anyway the videos aren't about architecture , but there goes my two cents!

Im learning a lot, but I find the last test a little weird... isnt it simpler to test for the real error? I mean, what happens if you have 10 MappingError cases? are you going to test that is NOT each one of them? Seems backwards logic to me

Thanks for the video! Should the tester download testFlight app on his iphone before he download the test build?

I tried using @Observable, and i hooked up to the fields from the CreateNewContact View, and i used @State to initialise EditContactViewMOdel inside CreateNEwConctact view. Core data saved new contacts, but the contacts have blank names and email fields. IT seems that the edited fields are not saved to Core Data

Thanks for this video! It was incredibly helpful. You're amazing-thank you for making this process so much easier!

Excellent video as usual @tundsdev! I wonder, is there a specific reason you used tool bar items to present sheets? Did you run into the same issues as me when using navigation links; namely 1) no automatic back button in the second column and 2) nested navigation links (i.e. a link in the view presented by the tool bar button) causing a memory leak and crashing the app?

thank you sooooo much!😀

Is it possible to download the source code? Thanks.

You're a genius teacher. Thanks Tunde and keep up the good work.

Really great tutorial. Thank-you! I was wondering though... If a user started the app with poor or no internet signal, such that it found none of the restored data in CloudKit, and so then added the data in the app, when the signal was restored, would you end up with duplicates? Perhaps the next launch would remove the duplicates??

can we use this same code for setting up renewing subscriptions? Also, I'm trying to modify it to have code to talk to my backend server and verify with the app store so the user can access videos.

Dude you're so awesome. Your channel is great and such a great help for me right now, thanks!!

Can you please explain the reason for 2 context. viewContext and newContext. One runs on the main thread and one in the background. I just don't understand why we need the newContext. I didn't understand the reasoning in the vid, still new to core data

It's originally called Model-View-Controller design pattern. No idea why they make up another term for something.

exactly what I was looking for !

THANK YOU! I learned so much in this video! Analogies help so much when trying to explain sth, especially when made with social media apps that everybody knows.

hands down the best comprehensive property wrappers explanation

Key thing to note, the notification alert box only appears if it's your first time running the app.

What if i want to preload some images into the model? And the user can also further add images into the model

The God level soft skills

Very usefull.

Is there a reason you used actor ItemContainer but in the preview lesson you just used a struct?

Man youre an absolute livesaver bro. Your content made my day

"Привіт, світ!" - українською/Ukrainian 🇺🇦. Nice course, short, simple, clear and with everything need to know!)

Basically the best. Basically, we are expecting more like these videos.. 😃

let config = CKOperation.Configuration() -- it seems that this config is not used

thank you so much, it was a pain

Helpful. Thank you sir !

Hi! awesome video, I have a question: Is it a good practice to force unwrap a ui component like we do in this line "for: indexPath) as! TeamTableViewCell" ?

Great video 👍 thanks Is it possible to migrate while using CloudKit?

Great Example of Observation framework . Thanks for this video. ❤👍👏

Nice and clear. Thanks for this tutorial.

solid video! Great explanation

This was really incredible! Great explain with great examples. Thanks for this details video. 👍

Excellent video on ModelActor macro. It was very helpful.

In the above response code - The range (200...300) should be (200..<300) to include 200 but exclude 300, which is the correct range for successful HTTP status codes.

Thanks this is really helpful

You asked us to write in the comments what content we would like to see. Well, here is something related to this topic. Can you explain how to fetch and save the data that we would download from an API through the Apollo client. Also, make a tutorial on how to import GraphQL and fetch data through it. Thank you

Super helpful, thank you!

I have everything working but my likes and dislikes don't increase. The button doesn't trigger login either like yours does. Not a big deal. I will work thru it again. Many things I am trying to work on. Thanks for the Videos. They are helping me out a lot

can you do a tutorial on deeplink when the app is terminated and a deeplink is clicked to a specific screen?