Stewart Lynch News
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​https://stewartlynch.kit.com​

Recent Videos

The first 4 videos of the SQLiteData series are now available. Make sure you check out any pinned comments in the videos on YouTube for any last minute updates to the code. The completed source code should be current, but having to go back and update and republish a video to YouTube can be a pain when all it is, is a single line of code change.

You can find the entire YouTube playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBn01m5Vbs4CYoNYe55G1kijxeNza9SMe​

Coming up with SQLiteData

Over the next two weeks I will be covering the One-To-Many and Many-To-Many relationships in SQLiteData as well as a unique One-To-One relationship for storing image assets. With SQLiteData, you will be able to utilize the full power of SQL with table joins and cross table queries.

The feedback on the series from my monthly Ko-fi supporters, as well as those who made a $15 contribution and completed the course, has been excellent.

I really appreciate the comments on the videos and your willingness to report any issues you come across. That helps me fix the completed code and, if necessary, update and republish the video.
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Ducky Model Editor - now FREE

Ducky is a document-based app that helps infer models from JSON. I have been using it for years now and I even created a video about it some time ago that is still relevant today.
It helps me generate my codable Swift models from a JSON feed. "Ducky" by @nixzhu on X can infer Swift, Kotlin, Dart or Go models.

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You can get it free from the App Store now. I highly it recommend it to anyone who works with JSON.

​https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/ducky-model-editor/id1525505933​

Best In Class

The legendary five books series for building iOS apps covering accessibility, design, UX, and iOS frameworks is now pay what you want!. It conveys everything you need to ship apps people love.

Jordan Morgan debuted this series back in 2021 and has continued to update the content. I was one of the early purchasers and though I payed full price, I have never regretted it. Now is your chance to get it at a price you can afford.

​https://swiftjectivec.com/Best-in-Class-iOS-App-Book-Series-Price-Update/​

If you enjoy what I do and want to support my work, you can join my Ko-fi community and either make a one-time donation or become a monthly supporter for as little as $5/month. Monthly supporters get early access to my videos as soon as they’re uploaded to YouTube (as unlisted videos), sometimes up to a month before they’re made public. Monthly supporters also get priority responses to their questions, and I’m happy to help with coding challenges.

In addition to PayPal, Ko-fi now supports Stripe, which makes it easier to pay by credit card.
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My Other Stuff

Channel Listing App

A Searchable Mac app containing a list of all of my YouTube videos including the ability to watch them in the app and download starter and completed source code

Free on Gumroad

SymbolBrowser App

Browse Apple's complete SF Symbols library from your menu bar. Search, preview effects, customize colors, generate SwiftUI/UIKit/AppKit code, and copy symbols as images — all without leaving your workflow.
Available on Gumroad: (Pay what you want)

GitHub Directory Downloader for Mac

This simple app lets you download any specific directory from any GitHub repository—whether it's public or private. Just copy the folder URL, paste it into the app, and download exactly what you need. It remembers your download locations, keeps a history of what you've grabbed, and even supports branch selection. Perfect for developers who want quick access to starter projects, code examples, or specific folders without the hassle of cloning entire repositories.
Available on Gumroad: (Pay what you want)

Smile4Me Course

The course is now Free to download from: https://stewartlynch.github.io/Smile4Me-Course-Content/​

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