iOS 13 Swift Tutorial: SwiftUI and Core Data - Build a To-Do List App

Learn how to bring together Core Data (data persistence framework from Apple) and SwiftUI by building a simple To-Do list app from scratch.

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[JN-wjtj]

There's a plethora of SwiftUI how-to videos and sites, the bulk of which are incomplete, wrong, or poorly made presenting half-baked solutions. Brian's videos are thorough with a great amount of knowledge shared. Thanks Brian!

[cementerioclub_]

Rock Solid, thanks! Actually a lot of the code you write, now comes default in Xcode 12

[govindsuryawanshi]

Really awesome video made for core data along with swift UI

[martinkowollik]

Cool stuff. Thanks Brian.
I think I understood how to add and delete an item. But how to modify an item, e.g. in the same view which I use for adding items? I cannot realize a cancel button to abort the modifications I already typed into the field. Any help for me? Rgds, Martin

[cappuccinopapi]

Thank you thank you for explaining what you were doing while you were doing it ! Thank you

[erichsnijder]

Very nice tutorial.
Saves me a lot of work to make the app working :)

Keep up the good work :)

[simonbachmann]

Great tutorial thank you! I'd love to see an advanced tutorial on core data where you deal with many-to-many relationships, update data and query only a subset of items from the core data.

[xilluminati]

How would you implement the EditButton() for a UITableViewController? I can't find any documentation on that, so if you could help out it would be really apprecited! Keep up the great videos

[nicolinden]

Very good tutorial and I like the way you use this extension for the FetchRequest 👍🏼 One question though, I did some trainings on Core Data and on fetching and decoding JSON data now but I love to see an tutorial on fetching JSON and storing it in Core Data (preverably with more then one entity with a relation). Do you have such a tutorial or plan to make one in the near future? In any case, thanks again man! Very clear tutorial

[bhubryan]

I don't have the same file system you do, so it is impossible to proceed. I think it is good idea to mention which Xcode Version you using. I am using Xcode version 12.4.

[anandsunku]

Do you have any tutorial for storing a simple file on iCloud Drive folder using filemanager

[kelvinsmith]

Please, I have looked everywhere on how to properly change NavigationView/List background Color in SwiftUI, Thanks to Brain for another wonderful tutorial.

[TriMontana]

This is an excellent video. Very helpful.

[hcri]

YOU ARE MY CHAMP. I did not have a chance yet, but I will be viewing it this week

[kenjdev]

Well content with cool explanation, thanks bro

[TorstenRichterZH]

Great stuff!! I like it and helped me a lot to get a quick understanding. Is the preview crash fixed (after adding the fetch request)? Would be great to see it in the preview together with coredata!

[phoelapyae]

This is really cool. U r so brilliant. I think this is the big help to know about CoreData and SwiftUI. I appreciate it. Ive been waiting to watch ur brand new tutorials. 🤗🤗🤗

[umayangaalahakoon]

Hey Brian, thanks for this video.
This tutorial is crazy useful.

But I need some help.

In my use case, I have to put the TextField below the ForEach (Just switch the places of TextField and ForEach).

Now, whenever we add a new ToDo item, the TextField goes down (Just like Apple’s Reminders app).

If the app has many toDo items, the keyboard covers the TextField when the keyboard appears and we can’t see the TextField.

What I want to know is how to automatically scroll the List ( move the view up) to see the TextField when keyboard appears.

Please help me.

Thanks for reading my long comment. Have a great day.

[amit]

Thank you Brian for another amazing tutorial🙏

[kamiarcoffey]

Brian -- can you also show how to do this using a ViewModel architecture?