Building a Budget App Using SwiftUI and Core Data Part 1

In this video, Mohammad Azam will demonstrate how to implement a Budget App using SwiftUI and Core Data. We will use the property wrappers provided by SwiftUI to build the app.

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[OttoFaerber]

Great Video, thanks. The most elegant way to use core data I have seen in SwiftUI.

[weihong]

Why not design amount as a Decimal type, BudgetCategory Entity in Core Data.

[AjayMannYT]

What happens to the isPresented after dismiss is called from AddBudgetCategoryView?
There’s no where the value is set back to false.

Confused now because isPresented was set to true which shows the sheet.

Now sheet is closed but isPresented is still true?

[RPemberton]

This app ran for me on Xcode canvas but not on simulator or actual hardware just came up with blank screen in both cases.
Using Xcode 14.2 (14C18) anyone else have this issue?

[cloftis]

Thanks for the video Mohammed. I would love to see a video on how you would propose to edit an NSManagedObject after it has been created and stored, especially if it effect the sort order or a fetch, such as editing the name of the budget, etc. Maybe a modal view to edit?? I see a lot of videos out there on creating and saving, but not a lot of reference to updating the NSManagedObject once it’s created and especially the attribute that affects where the object is in the sort of the fetch request.

[OttoFaerber]

A video on Relations would be very nice