This repository provides a comprehensive guide on integrating Core Data with the SwiftUI App Life Cycle. It covers various topics and features that will help you develop a robust and feature-rich SwiftUI app. Below are the key topics covered in this repository:
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Integrating Core Data with SwiftUI App Life Cycle: Learn how to seamlessly integrate Core Data into your SwiftUI app and manage the data life cycle effectively.
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Xcode's New Core Data Template: Get familiar with Xcode's latest Core Data template, making it easier to set up your data model and entities.
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Creating Basic Widgets for iPhone and iPad Devices: Explore how to create widgets for different device sizes, enabling users to access essential app information from the home screen.
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Developing a Custom Toggle Style and Checkbox: Customize the appearance of toggles in your SwiftUI app and create a checkbox tailored to your design requirements.
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CRUD Operations on Database Items: Learn how to perform basic database operations to create, retrieve, update, and delete items stored in Core Data.
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Toggle Light and Dark Mode Appearances: Implement light and dark mode appearances in your app, allowing users to switch between different color schemes based on their preferences.
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App Storage for Storing App's Appearance: Utilize App Storage to store the app's appearance settings persistently, ensuring that the user's preferences are remembered across app launches.
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Setting up Widgets with Different Sizes (Small, Medium, Large): Configure widgets with varying sizes to provide users with different levels of information on their home screen.
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Preview Setup for Testing Different Widget Sizes: Set up the preview environment to test and visualize the appearance of your widgets in different sizes.
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Creating Visual Effects with SwiftUI's Blur and Color Overlay Mode: Enhance your app's user interface by adding visual effects like blur and color overlay using SwiftUI.
Happy coding! If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to open an issue or contact me through the repository's communication channels.
We would like to express my gratitude to all contributors and the SwiftUI and Core Data communities for their valuable insights and support in creating this repository.