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SwiftData CRUD Operations
This is the first video of the first section in a series of videos where I am going to build an app using SwiftData.
In this first set of 3 videos, we will be looking at creating an application to track books that you want to read, are reading or have read.
This will be the longest video in the series as I will introduce you to all of the basic CRUD operations when creating, reading updating and deleting records and persisting the changes to a SQLite database on your device.
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