This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a Swift UI widget that displays weekly workout minutes using the new Charts framework in iOS 16. It covers sharing resources between the main app and the widget, setting up data structures, and ensuring target membership for both the app and widget extension. The tutorial concludes with preparing the data model for plotting workout data.

What is one of the main benefits of using Swift UI widgets in an app?

• They can operate independently of the main app.

• They are only compatible with iOS 15 and below.

• They allow for sharing data and views with the main app.

• They require no additional resources from the main app.

What framework is used to plot weekly workout minutes in the widget?

• MapKit

• Core Data

• UIKit

• Charts

Where should the new folder for the workout tracker be created?

• In the iCloud Drive

• Inside the main app

• In the widget extension

• In a separate project

What is the purpose of the workout data model?

• To serve as the data structure for plotting workout data

• To manage app settings

• To handle network requests

• To store user preferences

What should be ensured when creating the workout data model file?

• It is saved in the cloud

• It is included in both the app and widget extension targets

• It is only included in the widget extension

• It is only included in the app target