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I could have told them that. In my previous job I dealt with large JSON data as well but did not use Core Data but went with an immutable data layer as well. If
by coldcode 12y ago
I could have told them that. In my previous job I dealt with large JSON data as well but did not use Core Data but went with an immutable data layer as well. If you had to modify anything you had to make a new one. Core Data is fine for things that have to be modifiable and uploaded but if your requirement is mostly read only it's silly overhead.
- objclxt 12y agoI am pretty confident this is how Twitter manage data on their iOS app as well, and I'm also pretty sure they went through a similar "let's use a database/ORM, actually let's just write it to disk" process.