Author
Simon Allardice
Released
10/17/2012- Understanding Core Data and object persistence frameworks
- Creating a Core Data project
- Exploring data modeling
- Creating entities, attributes, and relationships
- Creating managed objects
- Fetching in Core Data
- Implementing undo and redo support
- Creating a Core Data Cocoa app without code
- Responding to validation issues
- Converting store types
- Preloading default data
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Voiceover] Hi, this is Simon Allardice, and welcome to Core Data for iOS and OS X. In this course, I'll begin by talking about what core data is, and how it can help us. We'll explore the vocabulary and the ideas of core data, terms like managed objects, predicates, and what these mean. But we'll quickly get hands on. That starts by modeling our data, using the tools and xcode to describe our applications in a way that Core Data understands, and enables us to easily save, or persist that information. And if we've saved it, we need to be able to retrieve it.
We'll see how to fetch, bring our data back, and tie it into a user interface. Beyond the most trivial of applications, Core Data is what you should be using to work with data in your iOS and Mac applications. It's an essential competency for an Apple developer. Let's get started.
Q: In the CoursesViewController.m file, I receive a message that the method dismissModalViewControllerAnimated is no longer supported by Apple. Is there a newer method to use?
A: You may have received the warning that a call to the dismissModalViewControllerAnimated: method is now deprecated.
This is a recently deprecated method, so the code _will_ continue to work using that call, but to remove the warning, change the code from:
[self dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];
to the current recommended version:
[self dismissViewControllerAnimated:YES completion:nil];
It should take care of that message.
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Introduction
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Welcome51s
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What you need to know1m 45s
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1. Getting Started
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Learning Core Data5m 33s
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Why use Core Data?6m 51s
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Creating a Core Data project7m 15s
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2. Modeling in Core Data
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Creating entities4m 8s
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Modeling relationships9m 21s
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3. Saving in Core Data
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Creating managed objects12m 46s
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4. Fetching in Core Data
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Using predicates9m 32s
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5. Putting It Together: iOS
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6. Putting It Together: Cocoa
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7. Store Types and Model Changes
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Converting store types5m 33s
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Preloading default data6m 47s
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Conclusion
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