It is positively addicting to watch data flowing from a device in a test vehicle to a device on my desk in real-time. Outstanding job on this implementation. I wish I had a job because I would surely be in line for a huge raise for adding this amazing feature.

Watched this new episode and had CloudKit synchronization up and running in about 10 minutes. I previously had converted all my integer IDs to UUIDs so other than removing a unique constraint, it compiled and started syncing right away.

I held off adding CloudKit support, now it pays off in spades with having the experts putting me in the fast lane to getting this done.

I’m so lucky I should go buy a lottery ticket.

Compostable Architecture, Parsing, then all the utility packages like Dependencies and IssueReporting and now SQLLiteData.

You guys are number two and three on my development team, I just write code that stitches all your packages together into a complex iOS application.😎

🙏 🙏 🙏

Looking forward to trying this out even though I don’t have a use case yet.

But that is what I thought about the recently introduced triggers which I just started using to handle delete logic in one place.

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

It was a great livestream and an exciting achievement but I wish I could watch it again in a more leisurely fashion without any interruptions.

Fitting end to a great series, thanks once again for another fantastic tool in my Swift toolbox.

I was thrilled to get the SharingGRDB package, now I get a sundae with a cherry on top. Exiting work in 1H2025 from the Point-Free crew - thank you!

As someone watching episodes and diving into examples and case studies for inspiration since April 2022, Point-Free is absolutely the best Swift and SwiftUI resource on the planet. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I gotta say this last episode was awesome. Besides the Sharing GRDB code I even learned a few nice new coding tricks, which makes subscribing such a great bargain.

I know you recommend it but as someone who cut his teeth on 8-bit micros (SWTPC 6800 with 4KB RAM) and is long retired, I need to be as efficient as possible, learning PDP-11 assembly language in 2014 to write my first iOS app only got me this: www.acriticalhit.com/moonlander-o...

When I needed a database for a project I went with something didn’t require SQL, being old enough to know COBOL I wanted to learn something ‘modern’.

Well I now want to host the database locally so this is a perfect fit for me, even as I try to learn as little SQL syntax as possible.

I owe you so much for my introduction to Swift, TCA, Parsing and now Sharing and SQLlite using GRDB. The best Swift and SwiftUI resource out there - congratulations!