On 20 Mar 2015, at 22:25, Jerry Krinock je...@ieee.org wrote:
I’m rewriting a large old C++ (PowerPlant!) project to Cocoa, and am thinking
that I’m probably not going to use Core Data because of its uncertain future
(I think Apple has been neglecting it lately, its incompatibility with newer
ideas such as asynchronous saving, etc.), and the fact this app may not need
undo/redo. But I think I might use the Core Data Model Editor in Xcode
anyhow because it is really nice, and even if I don’t use Core Data, the code
generated by mogenerator could easily be grepped to subclass Realm or FMDB
objects instead of NSManagedObject.
I don’t see that Apple has been neglecting Core Data. There’s been steady
incremental improvements over the last couple of WWDCs, the nicest of which is
proper drop-in support for iCloud with the two stores it manages automagically
for you. The changes they made to MOCs a few years back which use GCD make
async saving pretty easy and last year we also got batch updates and async
fetching.
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