Hey code crew, what's up? Have you heard about Core Data before? It allows your app to store and retrieve data locally on your device. Handy stuff, for sure! Right in today's lesson, I'm going to show you very quickly how to use something called Realm Database. It also allows you to work with local data sets on your device, and it's very easy to set up and use. Best of all, it's free because it's open source. In the next few minutes, you're gonna see just how easy it is to get up and running with Realm Database. Alright, let's get to it! Alright, so the first thing we're going to do is visit realm.io. Go to the top, under products, open it up, and click on "Database." Now, the platform is a paid offering from Realm that offers data synchronization and other stuff like that, if you need it. You can check it out. But we're going to be working with the free, open source Realm Database, so go ahead and click that. This is click start. It brings you to some documentation, so go ahead and choose Swift. And we can use CocoaPods to install the Realm libraries, which is great for us. It's so easy to do. If CocoaPods is something that's new to you, make sure you check out the video that I'm going to display on the screen right now or in the description below, where I show you how to set up CocoaPods on your machine. It basically helps you manage third-party libraries and to install, update, and remove them very easily. Alright, so we're going to set up our Xcode project now and use CocoaPods to install the Realm libraries. Let's go ahead and create a new Xcode project, a single view app. I'm gonna call...