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Remember that Core Data manages a graph of objects: it’s not a database. and therein lies the primary reason that I try to never use Core Data if I can avoid i
by aaronbrethorst 6y ago
Remember that Core Data manages a graph of objects: it’s not a database.
and therein lies the primary reason that I try to never use Core Data if I can avoid it. I almost always want a database. I almost never want to manage a graph of objects. If the backends I spoke to were also organized as object graphs, maybe I’d feel differently about it.
- kitotik 6y agoI always thought that using it as basically the db or cache for remote API was a terrible misuse of CoreData, but a graph of objects does come in handy when driving complex UIs.
- setpatchaddress 6y agoIt is absolutely a terrible use of Core Data. Raw sqlite or wrappers are fine for that and will be considerably less difficult to debug when something goes wrong.
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