SwiftData - Declarative Data Persistence for SwiftUI (Udemy.com)

I'm a little more than halfway through. I've certainly learned some important stuff, BUT it's been nuts trying to keep the project structure straight. I finally had to restructure the whole thing from scratch, just so it would be more intuitive to me. So my suggestion is to streamline the overall structure.

In your actor movies many to many example episode mo 30 when we tap on list of actors which are retrieved from DB it navigated to ActorDetailScreen where we show list of movies. Now while selecting movies for that actor you are inserting actor again in the DB. Ideally it should be just updated with the movies array in it. As Actor is already in DB we just need to update the relation with movies. Let me know your thoughts.

Like the other courses of Mr. Mohammad Azam it is very pleasant and informative to code along. The only problems arise from the latest breaking changes in updated versions of XCode / Swift

Great course, it went beyond just SwiftData by letting us know common SwiftUI tips and helpful updates to keep ourselves up with the latest changes and features.

In bindable lecture you need to explain why we need to use a class instead of struct you need to explain the reason behind it instead of that you are saying if we use a struct compiler yells at us so we need to use a class ...

Through various examples, Azam provides an in-depth look at everything needed to get started with SwiftData, and in particular how to use it with CloudKit (in Section 12). His presentation style is clear - he explains a lot of things that aren't obvious, and openly works through problems as they come up ... just as his students would have to approach the issues when they arise. There is another section or two coming up, and I'm looking forward to working through them, as well.

Valuable, thorough information. Very please that the lessons are updated with new information as this is a fresh technology with more information coming out all the time.

It's a great class, he runs through the lessons a little quickly, which makes it hard to type and listen at the same time. I ended up pausing the lesson repeatedly to keep up with it.

Excellent overview of new iOS updates, very easy to understand examples and small projects to demonstrate real world ways in which the upcoming changes will be applied.

Mohammad Azam is always on the cutting edge. SwiftData was just *announced* and he's already teaching the world how to use it. Azam courses are full of great content, have excellent presentation, and smoothly progress through a well organized hierarchy of topics. I have no doubt this latest course will be very useful and popular as iOS 17 development begins in earnest this summer.