Birthday App using Core Data with CRUD : iOS 16 & SwiftUI 4

Description

Let's build a birthday reminder app from start to end in SwiftUI. In this video, you will learn about Core Data and how you can persist changes into the disk using Core Data. We will follow MVVM design pattern so you can make your UI independent of business logic so you have a decoupled architecture. 

By the end of this series, you will have app that's ready to be released to the app store.  

About SwiftUI in Apple's own term:

"SwiftUI helps you build great-looking apps across all Apple platforms with the power of Swift — and as little code as possible. With SwiftUI, you can bring even better experiences to all users, on any Apple device, using just one set of tools and APIs.

What’s new in SwiftUI

Advanced app experiences and tools

Enhance your apps with new features, such as improved list views, better search experiences, and support for control focus areas. And gain more control over lower-level drawing primitives with the new Canvas API, a modern, GPU-accelerated equivalent of drawRect.

Accessibility improvements

Speed up interactions by exposing the most relevant items on a screen in a simple list using the new Rotor API. The current accessibility focus state, such as the VoiceOver cursor, can now be read and even changed programmatically. And with the new Accessibility Representation API, your custom controls easily inherit full accessibility support from existing standard SwiftUI controls.

SwiftUI improvements on macOS

New performance and API availability improvements, including support for multicolumn tables, make your macOS apps even better.

Always-On Retina Display support

On Apple Watch Series 5 and later, the Always-On Retina Display allows watchOS apps to stay visible, even when the watch face is dimmed, making key information available at a glance.

Widgets for iPadOS

Now widgets can be placed anywhere on the Home screen and increased to a new, extra-large widget size.

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