Building a CloudKit-Powered To-Do App in SwiftUI: Step-by-Step Tutorial Part 1

Join Mohammad Azam in this engaging video tutorial where he guides you through the process of creating a sleek and functional to-do application using the power of SwiftUI and CloudKit. With his expertise, you will gain hands-on experience in setting up the CloudKit framework and seamlessly integrating it into your SwiftUI project.

From the very beginning, you will learn how to establish a solid foundation by configuring the CloudKit framework within your Xcode environment. Mohammad will walk you through the step-by-step process of incorporating CloudKit into your SwiftUI app, ensuring that you have a clear understanding of the necessary setup.

As the tutorial progresses, you will delve into the exciting world of CloudKit's capabilities. Mohammad will teach you how to perform the crucial save operation, enabling your users to effortlessly create and save their tasks. By following along, you will gain valuable insights into how to leverage CloudKit's functionality to store and retrieve task-related data efficiently.

Additionally, Mohammad will demonstrate how to present these tasks in an elegant and user-friendly manner. You will discover how to seamlessly integrate the fetched task data into your SwiftUI views, providing a visually appealing and interactive experience for your users. This step will empower you to create a polished and responsive interface that displays all the tasks clearly.

By the end of this video tutorial, you will have a comprehensive understanding of the entire process involved in building a to-do app using SwiftUI and CloudKit. Mohammad's expert guidance will equip you with the necessary skills to confidently set up the CloudKit framework, perform save operations, and display tasks effectively. You'll be well-prepared to create your own robust and feature-rich to-do apps, while also having a solid foundation to explore further advancements in SwiftUI and CloudKit integration.

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[TechnologySeniors]

Excellent teaching style on a complex topic. Your step-by-step instructions allowed me to create my own working sample.

[TechnologySeniors]

Thanks for the tip on making recordName queryable

[momentoelectrico]

Thanks for the contribution, it is important to mention that if you want to create a container with a different name than the application, it will not work for us, it has to be the same

[brockzacherl]

I can’t seem to get the task item to get added to the container

I get this error

-[RTIInputSystemClient perform input operation requires a valid sessionID

[brandonhopkins]

I'm guessing I can't use CloudKit because I have an Apple Developer account, but it's a (personal team) version. As in, I haven't paid for it. Is that why I can't use CloudKit?

[SonDzokuo]

Hey, how did u manage to make this on simulator...? What is your provisioning profile. I tried your tutorial and everything works on real device, I just can't add any record on simulator... On publicCloudDatabase simulator works but on private won't work

[ThePhotodiver]

Not sure what's going on, but I loaded the app to my phone. I can enter a task, and it shows in the list, but when I exit the app and load it again, the data is not persisted. It also does not show up in the console.