SwiftUI applications are built by composing state-driven views using components like VStack, HStack, and ZStack.
Realm syncs data between the embedded mobile database and MongoDB Atlas, enabling real-time updates across devices.
Start by creating a new SwiftUI app in Xcode and then add the Realm SDK as a dependency using the Swift Package Manager.
Create a Swift class that inherits from Realm's Object to define the schema for chat messages, including properties and a primary key.
Build a login view that uses Realm's anonymous authentication to log a user in and uses a binding to update the parent view's state.
Use a SwiftUI List and NavigationLink to create a view that displays available chat rooms and navigates to a specific chat view on selection.
Use the @ObservedResults property wrapper to create a live, auto-updating view of chat messages fetched directly from the local Realm database.
Implement a function to create a new chat message object and append it to the observed results collection, which automatically persists it to Realm and syncs it.
See how creating or modifying a document directly in the MongoDB Atlas cloud UI instantly reflects in the running mobile application.
Quickly create and deploy a new serverless backend application for Realm Sync through the MongoDB Cloud UI by defining a partition key.
The Q&A session covers topics like Realm's scalability, SwiftUI layout patterns, handling background tasks, and alternatives to Storybook.
Sensory-Minds GmbH
Offenbach am Main, Germany
Hubert Burda Media
München, Germany
44:09Peter Steinberger
39:49Peter Steinberger
56:59Sebastien Stormacq
25:08Timothy Marland
48:32Mira Jago
48:07Sebastien Stormacq
35:09Aleksandra Desmurs-Linczewska
43:31Nachiket Apte
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