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Most definitely
by koinedad 3y ago
Most definitely
- akmarinov 3y agoThen there probably won't be a difference in performance
- favorited 3y agoThere certainly could be. SwiftData @Models aren't subclasses of NSManagedObject, and don't have to use the Objective-C runtime for dispatch, or the KVC-style property accessors that Core Data uses. The fact that it is built atop Core Data's persistent stores, cloud sync, etc. doesn't mean that it's a fascade in front of the Objective-C APIs.