If you’ve been creating the Core Data Stack without NSPersistentContainer and you’re thinking about switching things up to use NSPersistentContainer, you need to think about your existing SQLite persistent store. Creating the stack with NSPersistentContainer handles the creation of SQLite stores internally, so brand new setups using NSPersistentContainer are pretty easy. But how do you […]
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A Swift Implementation of the Core Data Stack Using NSPersistentContainer
If you’re targeting iOS 10 and above, you’ve got the opportunity to pick your poison when it comes to creating the Core Data stack. You could opt for the process I described in Creating the Core Data Stack with Backwards Compatibility in Swift — that process still works perfectly fine in iOS 10+. Alternatively, you […]