Curiosity killed the cat. :-) I didn't have the intention to launch a new area of discovery, but curiosity being.... Had a first watching the video. No interaction at this point. Extremely interesting, so I'm now good waiting impatiently for the future episodes. Thank You for enlarging the horizon. PS: According to you would it be likely that the WWDC introduce à Swift clone on Realm? It does seem that CoreData could benefit from a swiftier version.
I enjoy your clearly-explained lessons. I am going to start adding embedded objects to my project, albeit clumsily. Will you be covering this in this series?
@@StewartLynch As an example, I have WordCollection objects comprising a name, a teacher name, and an array of multi-language word structs. Looking at the Realm documentation, they refer to such structures as "embedded objects". Naturally, I will also want to have collections of WordCollections, embedded objects embedded in higher level objects.
Hi Stewart! I'm watching the video again and trying to follow along. I have a question, at 13:51, Why did you use 'convenience init' rather using init(name: String) ?
This is a very good question but unfortunately the Realm team has not provided an official answer. My guess is that while it works now (a 'feature'), it may not work in the future and/or there will be intermittent results. All of their docs show a convenience initializer so I go with what they do.
Thank you so much for this simple and straight forward tutorial, also tought me a lot of other new things such as @FocusState, again thank you so much!
First of all this is awesome! thanks for these tutorials. Also can you please provide the link to that bakery application? the one you used to create the app icons
Stewart, I installed Realm and RealmDatabase with no trouble. My Package Dependencies look correct, yet when I attempt to import RealmSwift, I get "No such module 'RealmSwift'" I'm running XCode 13.3 beta 2. Any ideas?
@@StewartLynch I did end up working with fresh project(s) and never resolved the problem. It definitely was my using the xcode beta version. Thanks for your reply.
Core Data is a framework that you use to manage the model layer objects in your application. It provides generalized and automated solutions to common tasks associated with object life cycle and object graph management, including persistence. The data store is traditionally SQLLite but it does not have to be, It has a level of abstraction that I find cumbersome. Realm is a NoSQL database that you react with directly using the Realm SDK
+1 for renaming ContentView. Wish other Swift coding tutorials would follow your lead. May I suggest you also click the name ContentView in the default comments? Xcode recognizes that you might also want to UPDATE the view's name within the comments. Xcode makes this trivial.
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Thanks Stewart. Looks like waiting for this version of Realm was worth it.
Just noticed your new hat. Is it just for around the house?
Excellent simple ... thank you Stewart.
was just looking for this!! Thanks Stewart!
The Bakery app you introduced early in this video issooo fascinating.
Thank you for always giving good quality lectures. 👍🏻
Thanks for the fantastic work! Always a pleasure to assist your videos!
Thank you Stewart! You'er such a great teacher
Did you ever figure out the fix for the preview?
Curiosity killed the cat. :-)
I didn't have the intention to launch a new area of discovery, but curiosity being....
Had a first watching the video. No interaction at this point.
Extremely interesting, so I'm now good waiting impatiently for the future episodes.
Thank You for enlarging the horizon.
PS: According to you would it be likely that the WWDC introduce à Swift clone on Realm?
It does seem that CoreData could benefit from a swiftier version.
I don’t think I said it would be likely, just wishful thinking :)
Thank you so much, very well explained. BTW the previews are working just fine now on Xcode 14.2
Great to hear!
I enjoy your clearly-explained lessons. I am going to start adding embedded objects to my project, albeit clumsily. Will you be covering this in this series?
What to you mean by embedded objects?
@@StewartLynch As an example, I have WordCollection objects comprising a name, a teacher name, and an array of multi-language word structs. Looking at the Realm documentation, they refer to such structures as "embedded objects". Naturally, I will also want to have collections of WordCollections, embedded objects embedded in higher level objects.
@@ChuckDiggins I think you mean one-to-many or many-to-many relationships. That is coming in the next project
@@StewartLynch I eagerly await.
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Hi Stewart! I'm watching the video again and trying to follow along.
I have a question, at 13:51, Why did you use 'convenience init' rather using init(name: String) ?
This is a very good question but unfortunately the Realm team has not provided an official answer. My guess is that while it works now (a 'feature'), it may not work in the future and/or there will be intermittent results. All of their docs show a convenience initializer so I go with what they do.
this way is co easy to create store and update, thanks a lot
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this simple and straight forward tutorial, also tought me a lot of other new things such as @FocusState, again thank you so much!
Great. Glad you liked it
First of all this is awesome! thanks for these tutorials.
Also can you please provide the link to that bakery application? the one you used to create the app icons
Thanks. I have added a link in the description now.
@@StewartLynch Thank you sir, you are the best 🤝🏻
Stewart, I installed Realm and RealmDatabase with no trouble. My Package Dependencies look correct, yet when I attempt to import RealmSwift, I get "No such module 'RealmSwift'"
I'm running XCode 13.3 beta 2. Any ideas?
I would have to look at your project Chuck. Fee free to email me with that project so I can take a closer look. Have you tried a clean and build?
I backed off the beta version to 13.3 and all is well. Might prove useful info to someone.
@@StewartLynch I did end up working with fresh project(s) and never resolved the problem. It definitely was my using the xcode beta version. Thanks for your reply.
Excellent 👏Stewart. What's difference between Realm and CoreData ?
Core Data is a framework that you use to manage the model layer objects in your application. It provides generalized and automated solutions to common tasks associated with object life cycle and object graph management, including persistence. The data store is traditionally SQLLite but it does not have to be, It has a level of abstraction that I find cumbersome. Realm is a NoSQL database that you react with directly using the Realm SDK
This is a great tutorial.
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+1 for renaming ContentView. Wish other Swift coding tutorials would follow your lead. May I suggest you also click the name ContentView in the default comments? Xcode recognizes that you might also want to UPDATE the view's name within the comments. Xcode makes this trivial.
Yes. I normally do that but forgot this time. Thanks for pointing it out.