GRDB Stories

Gwendal Roué

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Mar 31, 2016 · 1 min read

The little things that make the SQLite library GRDB.swift different.

One of the most useful tools of Core Data is the NSFetchedResultsController. Fetched results controllers feed table views with the results of a query, and also monitor the database: whenever the database is modified, the controller’s delegate can smoothly animate the changes by inserting, removing, and updating table view rows.

GRDB has its own FetchedRecordsController that provides the same services. You can try it in the GRDBDemo application.

http://groue.github.io/GRDB.swift/

1. Fetching Values
2. Memory Consumption
3. Querying the Database from the Debugger
4. Primary Key Freedom
5. FetchedRecordsController
6. Loose Coupling between Objects and Database
7. Four different ways to handle SQLite concurrency
8. How to build an iOS application with SQLite and GRDB.swift
9. Unexpected SQLite with Swift