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[VIDEO] Writing CRUD operations for a Swift API 🍭🍦 (Swift 5.1/Vapor 3)

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In this video I go into creating CRUD endpoints for a Swift API !! πŸ–₯

CRUD stands for Creating Retrieving Updating Deleting
Let's get CRUDy 😁

CRUD operations are ways to interact with a database and in this video I show you how to create CRUD endpoints within a Swift API.

This API is created using the Vapor framework and leverages the Fluent library for abstracting out our database interactions.

You can download the repository I am working on for this video on my GitHub at my cheese-api-swift repositoryπŸ’ͺ🏾
Check out the other videos in the series! πŸ“Ί

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Namaste. Jessica πŸ₯”

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Alexandro Disla β€’

Hello i hope you are doing great. I am learning nodejs. But recently i have been attracted to learning swift and swift ui. Then i was asking to myself, how can you do backend with swift. I found about vapor and kitura. Do you have a work where you link up

SwiftUI and vapor?

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