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Core Data
Core Data best practices by example, from persistency to multithreading and syncing.
by Florian Kugler and Daniel Eggert
Updated for Swift 3 and iOS 10/macOS10.12!
This book strives to give you clear guidelines for how to get the most out of Core Data while avoiding the pitfalls of this flexible and powerful framework. We start with a simple example app and extend it step by step as we talk about relationships, advanced data types, concurrency, syncing, and many other topics.
Later on, we go well beyond what’s needed for the basic example app. We’ll discuss in depth how Core Data works behind the scenes, how to get great performance, the trade-offs between different Core Data setups, and how to debug and profile your Core Data code.
All code samples in this book are written in Swift. We show how you can leverage Swift’s language features to write elegant and safe Core Data code. We expect that you’re already familiar with Swift and iOS, but both newcomers and experienced Core Data developers will find a trove of applicable information and useful patterns.
What’s in the book
Core Data and Swift
Leverage Swift’s language features to write elegant and safe Core Data code
Sample code
Browse a complete sample app, including CloudKit sync
Best Practices
Use efficient patterns to keep your code simple
Data Types
Use built-in and custom data types efficiently
Core Data Stacks
Understand the tradeoffs between different Core Data setups
Under the Hood
Gain detailed understanding of Core Data’s architecture
Concurrency
Understand when and how to use multiple contexts
Performance
Get great performance for your app
Memory Efficiency
Understand Core Data’s powerful mechanisms for efficient memory use
Syncing with Web-Services
Keep a local Core Data store in sync with data stored remotely
Profiling and Debugging
Diagnose performance and other issues
Formats & Extras
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Ebook
271-page PDF
Kindle and ePub
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Code
Sample projects on GitHub
Written in Swift 3
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Paperback
316 pages
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Also available in: Chinese
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About the Authors
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Florian Kugler
Florian is one of the objc.io co-founders. He worked on Mac Apps like Deckset and Scenery, co-authored the Functional Swift book, and hosts the weekly Swift Talk video series.
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Daniel Eggert
Daniel is one of the objc.io co-founders. He’s been working with all kinds of things related to Cocoa for more than 10 years – mostly photo and image processing. Daniel worked at Apple for five years and helped move Photos.app and Camera.app to Core Data.