Igor Delovski Board

[Ike]

theocacao.com - A Quick Overview of Basic CoreData Concepts

"In other words, how do you model a schema in a data store without having
to re-model all of it in code? This is exactly what Core Data is designed for.

I think the Core Data Overview tutorial does a pretty good job of laying out
the landscape, and I've mentioned some things about Rails and Cocoa befo-
re, but it seems like it might be helpful to share a quick cheat sheet refere-
nce."

[delovski]

SO - Core data images from desktop to iphone

"I built a simple mac data entry tool I use with an iPhone application. I've
recently added thumbnail which I added via an Image Well using simple
bindings. Its a transformable data type which seems to work fine.

The iPhone application however won't show the images."

[delovski]

code.google.com - CoreDataLibrary - Library providing an easy to build UI
for Core Data

"The template will give you a customizable Plain-Style TableView that dis-
plays all entities of a given type. Each row of this table, upon selection, will
display a customizable Grouped-Style TableView for the object at the row.
Upon selecting a row, you will be presented with a view that allows you to
make changes to that value."

[delovski]

Jeff LaMarche - Core Data and Threading

"I won't spoil the surprise, but it's a handy tool for your Core Data toolkit. If
you have any thought about using Core Data in a multi-threaded application,
you should definitely check it out."

[delovski]

Jeff LaMarche - NSExpression

"I don't have time to do a full NSExpression tutorial, but I thought it at least
worth posting a category on NSManagedObject that lets you take advantage
of some of its more useful features."

[Ike]

raywenderlich.com - Core Data on iOS 5 Tutorial: Getting Started

"In this first part of the series, we’re going to create a visual data model
for our objects, run a quick and dirty test to make sure it works, and then
hook it up to a table view so we can see a list of our objects.

In the second part of the series, we’re going to discuss how to import or
preload existing data into Core Data so that we have some good default
data when our app starts up.

In the final part of the series, we’re going to discuss how we can optimize
our app by using NSFetchedResultsController, to reduce memory overhead
and improve response time."

[delovski]

blog.zssz.me - Asynchronous fetch in Core Data

"Unfortunately Core Data currently doesn't have asynchronous fetch support
built in. So if you have a large data set and/or have a complicated fetch
request it takes time until it fetches your objects from the persistent stores."