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The lack of example using Core Data is frustrating.
The following collection node controller will load all rows at init instead of loading a single batch of results. The exact same set up using a …
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First off, great library! I've struggled with this issue for years and have always fallen back to an NSFetchedResultsController or just calling reloadData.
I watched your meetup video about Dwifft …
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This extension is a great class, but it needs to be decoupled.
https://github.com/michaelarmstrong/SuperRecord/blob/master/SuperRecord/NSFetchedResultsControllerExtension.swift#L102
We use a more a…
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Hello,
i think this project it's amazing, i want to leave the Core Data to use this, but i want know some information if possible, in core data to reload a table view there is the NSFetchedController,…
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I have a use case in which I'd like to use the [sqlite update hook](https://www.sqlite.org/c3ref/update_hook.html). I've built this on top FMDB in my small test app. Has there ever been a discussion a…
Ben-G updated
7 years ago
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When the user refreshes the table view (with the UIRefreshControl), you should refetch the data from Flickr in a thread and update your Core Data database and then update the UI to show any new data. …
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Hi @3lvis :) first of all: Thank you for this nice framework.
Its pretty helpful, but I am facing one problem regarding the update of data.
The app is crashing inside: `public func controllerDidC…
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Could someone please take a look-see at this?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28306333/why-is-my-restore-of-the-core-data-files-not-found-by-app
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A few points about this:
# Database Choices
We're going to use SQLite. Core Data is too bulky and easy to mess up. Realm seems like an unnecessary third party dependency. SQLite is already inst…