Thanks Paul for your time on this important day!
Thanks Paul, have watched this live from the start, great livestream, thanks again!
This video helped explain SwiftData well. Thanks so very much. Now I've got to go switch from passing the model context to my data service where I did update on the main thread, to sharing the container instead.
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Happy birthday, Paul! Thanks for all the good things you do and for bringing the fun to func š
Paul, Iām obviously watching this months later, but I donated to this worthy cause. Thanks for your support of those in need.
Paul, It is months later but I want to let you know that I found this tutorial VERY clear and consequently VERY helpful. I had watched other tutorials and none were as clear as this one. A BIG thank you!!!
Paul. Late but see the video. Thanks a lot for your trmendous teaching work. Astonishing, Superb.
You are the best. Could you also make a video SwiftData with MVVM architecture?
thanks Paul, this is great
Thanks Paul. Could you also make a video SwiftData with MVVM, Restful API and Network Monitor (Online/Offline) when it saves data before offline? Please š
belated happy birthday š» and thanks for the great content
Great video! do you or could you make a video on how to use the documentation ? I find it hard to what are all the options that can be passed into a functions or method. For example Lets say I create a button and add .Frame and .Padding. I could I find where all the other options are in the documentation. Not just for the button but for others as well.
Happy birthday Paul!
As usual, great walkthrough of some complex topics. Much appreciated. I tried adding "@Binding var navigationPath: NavigationPath" to your PeopleView. But that breaks in the initialiser because i'm not initialising it. Tried adding it as a parameter to the init method, but couldnt get it right. Perhaps the @Binding macro makes the syntax more complex?
This was very informative. would there be a similar way to bring in Pdfs stored in Books app much like you did for photos? im trying to link to a stored pdf Regards
Paul, great tutorial - but question (for anyone :-) ). In another very similar tutorial, you sugegsted using a function for deleting destinations using _ indexSet: IndexSet whilst here you use at offsets: IndexSet. What was your rationale for the different functions for what seems very similar tutorials? Cheers!
Great content!
Hey Paul, love your tutorials. I'm really enjoying dipping my toes into SwiftUI and SwiftData. I've just got the the first point where you run the app, but for me clicking the plus button (to add a person) is crashing the app. Any idea why this might be?
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