Make a List App Using Core Data! (Swift 2 in Xcode)

Where I show you how to use Core Data to make a list app. Thanks for being awesome!

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Jérôme Binachon *Swift 2 is now Swift 3 and a lot of changes have occurred. The logic behind these videos are still the pretty much the same, which is why I choose to leave them up, but syntax changes have occurred. Working hard to get these updated ASAP. :)

[ghazwiify]

One of the best tutorials channels I have seen
!!Do not Give up Jared
I think you should make a video about JSON

[Elhgarz]

For those using Swift 3 and Xcode 8, there's a change in the App Delegate,

This:

let managedContext =

Changed to:

let managedContext =

[TheOtenify]

I love your videos, it's fast paced and straight to the

[justinsunyt]

Great tutorial! Helped me a lot with my master-detail software development. Love your tutorials!

[ArchAngelsGG]

Jared I love the video,
but I'm stuck :(
when I went to run the first test, after fixing the errors you made,
the add button in the top right was not there.

I did not get any errors either.
please help me!!!

[tuanhavn]

Great tutorial, easy to understand.

Can you please give the link for source code?

Thank you <3

[jannisgrimm]

How many intros have you had on this channel to date? - I guess I stopped counting...

Great seeing how this channel evolves and grows.

[MaartenLanclus]

Thanks for the tutorials Jared, learning a lot from these videos. Is there any chance you could discuss integrating a payment tool into Xcode, as for example Braintree? Would be awesome. Great channel!

[antoninoratto]

Hi Jared! First of all let me thank you for your job and for your tutorial …. GREAT!!!
I followed all your instructions, I installed the app on my iPhone, and everything works well, but after a few days the application crashes!! I tried
reinstalling the application, but as before, everything works well but after a few days the application crashes!!
Why does this happen?
 Thank you for your help
Antonino

[tomjansen]

Thanks so much Jared! So is this also the way how you add highscores to your app? Or should there be an easier way for that?

[TripDhuR]

Jared, again really nice video.
Can you do some tutorial on using JSON with server data ? Really looking for that for a while.

[curedollyyy]

I was getting an error in Xcode 8/Swift 3 until I updated my code to the following. Updated code will have an * in front of it. (The asterisk shouldn't be apart of your final code).

override func viewWillAppear(_ animated: Bool) {
* let appDelegate = UIApplication.shared.delegate as! AppDelegate
* let managedContext =
* let fetchRequest = "ListEntity")
* = false
do {
* let results = try
listItems = results as! [NSManagedObject]
} catch {
print("error")
}
}

[christophschopper]

hey Jared! Do you think you could do some tutorials about swift with database using? would be very nice (: btw: i like your videos... your tutorials are very easy to understand (:
best greetings!

[jacobkazal]

why this is not on your website? i was looking for the code

thanks for the awesome videos

[miguelpico]

very nice men!, I speak Spanish but I like and understand your tutorials

[amerkhalil]

can you make a video about the second way to search in the core data using UISearch Controller in the table view, PLZ

[jacksontech]

Hi Jared, what about entering 2 attributes, then save them, retrieve them and display on the same row of cells? I have been trying to do that using UITextfields but how do I ensure that text from the 1st textfield will go to certain attribute and the text from the 2nd textfield goes to the next attribute? thanks a lot!

[jonathanyazdanpanah]

Hey Jared!
Could you make a video showing how to use parse and what are the benefits and uses of Parse?
Thanks :)

[andresuhartanto]

please do more coredata tutorial, your tutorial is awesome!

[MrToastedtoad]

maybe explain the implication if the value is nil. commercial grade software should guard rather than making a forced demand (!). Also, catch(let error) should be used so we get the _actual_ error.

right?

Otherwise, this was a great demo Jared.