
Fetch vegetables from a remote JSON with a dedicated HTTP client, decode into a Swift data model, and display the list on screen using a vegetable list screen.
Display your garden vegetables in a new garden screen by querying SwiftData for planted items, then render a garden cell with image, name, and harvest countdown.
Explore building a smart vegetable garden app with SwiftUI and SwiftData by adding and persisting notes (title, body, photo) linked to garden vegetables through a one-to-many relationship.
Learn to fix preview issues in SwiftUI by using preview container and preview traits with SwiftData, injecting sample data from JSON into the main context for realistic previews.
See how to display pest information in a SwiftUI and SwiftData vegetable gardening app by decoding pest data from JSON and passing it to a pest list view.
Add vegetables to your garden quickly using swipe actions on the vegetable list, choose seed or seedling via a sheet, and save to your garden with a single gesture.
Implement swipe-to-delete for vegetable nodes with a forEach in a list, persisting deletions via the model context to the database, and test in the simulator.
This course teaches you how to build a complete vegetable gardening app using SwiftUI and SwiftData. You will learn how to structure your app using SwiftUI’s built-in patterns while leveraging SwiftData for offline data persistence. Whether you are new to SwiftUI or looking to enhance your skills, this course provides practical, real-world experience in building a feature-rich application.
What You Will Learn
SwiftUI Patterns and Best Practices – Learn how to structure and build a scalable SwiftUI app.
Fetching Data from an API – Download vegetable information dynamically from a JSON API.
Offline Data Management with SwiftData – Allow users to add vegetables to their garden and persist data offline.
Tracking Harvesting Time – Implement features to monitor vegetable growth and notify users when it’s time to harvest.
Adding Notes and Images – Let users add text notes, select images from the photo library, and capture photos using the camera.
Displaying Pest Information – Provide details on common pests and their impact on different vegetables.
Search Functionality – Implement a search feature to quickly find vegetables and pests.
Light and Dark Mode Support – Ensure a seamless user experience across different themes.
By the end of this course, you will have a fully functional gardening app and a solid understanding of how to use SwiftUI and SwiftData to build real-world applications.