Open chrissearle opened 11 years ago
In a (probably vain) attempt to avoid having to re-write the iOS app next year and the year after and ... I'd thought to do the following:
At app start - if no data - fetch a list of all conferences - store in CoreData.
Sort by date - pick newest.
Give the user a settings view that lists all conferences in reverse date order - so that they can change if they want.
But the dates on the conferences are all 1970 - I can't sort on that, I can't pick newest either.
I'm currently picking them from http://test.java.no/ems-redux/server/events (events collection).
In fact - all I really want here is start date - at this level I don't care about time or stop - but they don't hurt if they are present :)
chrissearle
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11 years ago 
chrissearle
commented
11 years ago
In a (probably vain) attempt to avoid having to re-write the iOS app next year and the year after and ... I'd thought to do the following:
At app start - if no data - fetch a list of all conferences - store in CoreData.
Sort by date - pick newest.
Give the user a settings view that lists all conferences in reverse date order - so that they can change if they want.
But the dates on the conferences are all 1970 - I can't sort on that, I can't pick newest either.
I'm currently picking them from http://test.java.no/ems-redux/server/events (events collection).
In fact - all I really want here is start date - at this level I don't care about time or stop - but they don't hurt if they are present :)