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by seivan
4827 days ago
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Litters the code with Core Data ism? The same your code is littered with UIVism, NSFoundationsm and etc? And yes, you can still not use a persistent store manage context on multiple queues. Please stop using the word thread and use the word queue :) |
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The difference is that the 'model' is what binds all of your code together. The constraints of Core Data therefor introduce tightly bound constraints on all your code.
> Please stop using the word thread and use the word queue :)
Why? Queues are M:N mapped to threads, so they are still threads. Additionally, not all work is always done on queues, especially when working with legacy APIs.