How to Use Core Data in SwiftUI as a persistent storage for a macOS Ventura app

In my previous story, Programmatically open a new Window in SwiftUI on macOS Ventura (13), I wrote a simple note taking app called Scribble for demoing how to open new windows with the new WindowGroup init(for:content:) initializer.

The scribbles were stored in memory and I already mentioned that it would be wiser to implement persistent storage. Core Data is the perfect candidate for that. If you haven’t read the previous story that’s no problem we are going to write the Scribble app from scratch, except now we are calling it QuickNotes and I am going to take you each step of the way.

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