Core Data

At WWDC 2019, Apple brought a major update to Core Data by introducing NSPersistentCloudKitContainer. This means that by using Core Data with CloudKit, users can seamlessly access the data in their application on all their Apple devices without having to write a lot of code. Core Data provides powerful object…

In this article, we will explore the CloudKit Dashboard. Introduction to the Dashboard To use the CloudKit Dashboard, developers need to have an Apple Developer Program account and can access it at https://icloud.developer.apple.com.

In this article, we will discuss some common issues encountered during the development of a Core Data with CloudKit project, so that you can avoid pitfalls and save time. The original article was written in Chinese and published on my blog 肘子的Swift记事本. Part 1: Basic Part 2: Syncing Local Database…

In this article, we will explore the most common scenario in Core Data with CloudKit applications — syncing the local database to the iCloud private database. We will gradually unfold it from several perspectives: Directly supporting Core Data with CloudKit in new projects Considerations for creating syncable models Adding Host…

In this article, we will explore how to create an app that shares data with multiple iCloud users using Core Data with CloudKit. The original article was written in Chinese and published on my blog 肘子的Swift记事本. Part 1: Basic Part 2: Syncing Local Database to iCloud Private Database Part3: CloudKit…

This article will explain how to synchronize the public database to the local device using Core Data with CloudKit, and create a mirror of the Core Data database locally. The original article was written in Chinese and published on my blog 肘子的Swift记事本. Part 1: Basic Part 2: Syncing Local Database…