Relationships with SwiftData, SwiftUI, and @Query - SwiftData SwiftUI Tutorial 4/5

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Other parts in Project 12:
Introduction: www.hackingwithswift.com/book...
1. Editing SwiftData model objects: • Editing SwiftData mode...
2. Filtering @Query using #Predicate: • Filtering @Query using...
3. Dynamically sorting and filtering @Query with SwiftUI: • Dynamically sorting an...
4. Relationships with SwiftData, SwiftUI, and @Query: This video
5. Syncing SwiftData with CloudKit: • Syncing SwiftData with...
Wrap up and challenges: www.hackingwithswift.com/book...
You can find the full set of videos, along with transcriptions, challenges, tests, and more, in my free 100 Days of SwiftUI course: www.hackingwithswift.com/100/...
Watch the full 100 Days of SwiftUI playlist here: • Understanding the basi...

[@trevor8416]

You are a king thank you!!

[@sergiovinhal5934]

Great ! Thank you sir !

[@bharned3]

Can anyone direct or help me understand how to approach the following? I have an existing class and a form where I type in the data (Casino Name) and this is stored along with some other info about the visit. Now I want to add a new class for just Casino and have an entry form to allow users to enter their Casino names, store the data, then use that as a drop down in the original form that the original class was using (removing casino from the class) . Trying this method above and confused how to make it all work together.

[@kiransankarpati]

Thank you Sir , awesome tutorial. Just one question. Can swift data be used as relational database now?

[@tommyborgenfalkskott]

"Organize sock drawer" hahah what the hell... :D

[@FootballWEdits]

Hi Paul, I think the name of the series: Core Data doesn't fit. Isn't the series name SwiftData now?

[@twostraws]

Sorry about that! It's all resolved now. Thank you!