Your First Realm App with Swift

In this session, we’ll walk through the basics of creating an iOS app with Xcode, Swift and Realm.
Requirements
- Xcode (11.6 or higher) - get this from the app store.
- Swift - will come with Xcode
- Cocoapods - brew install cocoapods
- Realm Studio (optional)
iOS apps are relatively easy to create. It’s persisting data that many app developers overlook. In this session, let’s walk through the basics of creating an iOS app and then we’ll add Realm for data persistence.
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[@TimothyStulman]

This was great! Could you do a Part 2, syncing Realms in the cloud?

[@mehrdadjafarzadeh8219]

great video! looking forward for SwiftUI version!

[@ParthAdroja]

Do you guys have the next sessions of this video public? If yes can you share the playlist?

[@danlamarche254]

Can anyone help me figure out how to display the full contents of the cell, update and delete the cells? I am new to all of this and without it being explained in the video, I am not sure how to do it.

[@sophieguelfi8193]

Hi how would you connect to your mongodb in xcode through synchronous?

[@iosdeveloper1135]

good video
i have one Question like "How to avoid 'the realm is already in a write transaction' error'"?

[@zdawgity]

Generally, I would recommend dispatching writes to a background thread which will block until the write lock is freed. There is a isInWriteTransaction method you can call but most of the places I've seen people run into problems with the realm already being in a write is usually a result from the realm write code being distributed throughout the app instead of in a more centralized place.

[@iosdeveloper1135]

@@zdawgity can you please explain with example ?