Project 38: GitHub Commits
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Project 38: GitHub Commits 관련
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Project 38: GitHub Commits
Get started with Core Data by building an app to fetch and store GitHub commits for Swift.
Description
Get started with Core Data by building an app to fetch and store GitHub commits for Swift.
Setting up | Hacking with iOS
Setting up
Designing a Core Data model | Hacking with iOS
Designing a Core Data model
Adding Core Data to our project: NSPersistentContainer | Hacking with iOS
Adding Core Data to our project: NSPersistentContainer
Creating an NSManagedObject subclass with Xcode | Hacking with iOS
Creating an NSManagedObject subclass with Xcode
Loading Core Data objects using NSFetchRequest and NSSortDescriptor | Hacking with iOS
Loading Core Data objects using NSFetchRequest and NSSortDescriptor
How to make a Core Data attribute unique using constraints | Hacking with iOS
How to make a Core Data attribute unique using constraints
Examples of using NSPredicate to filter NSFetchRequest | Hacking with iOS
Examples of using NSPredicate to filter NSFetchRequest
Adding Core Data entity relationships: lightweight vs heavyweight migration | Hacking with iOS
Adding Core Data entity relationships: lightweight vs heavyweight migration
How to delete a Core Data object | Hacking with iOS
How to delete a Core Data object
Optimizing Core Data Performance using NSFetchedResultsController | Hacking with iOS
Optimizing Core Data Performance using NSFetchedResultsController
Wrap up | Hacking with iOS
Wrap up
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Project files
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