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Ultimately you need some way of archiving/caching data and Core Data is a great way of doing this. I started off with NSArchiver/NSCoding until I found MagicalR
by biznickman 13y ago
Ultimately you need some way of archiving/caching data and Core Data is a great way of doing this. I started off with NSArchiver/NSCoding until I found MagicalRecord which made CoreData infinitely easier for me. Add MR to your project and never look back!
- numo16 13y agoI moved from straight CoreData to ObjectiveRecord and haven't looked back. There are so many excellent solutions[0] out there that make CoreData much easier to use that I can't see much reason to using CoreData directly any more. [0]:http://nshipster.com/core-data-libraries-and-utilities/ http://nshipster.com/core-data-libraries-and-utilities/