On 3 Oct, 2009, at 18:12, Izidor Jerebic wrote:
Extremely simplified way of describing CoreData is "easy to use
database". So if you have something like a personal library
application with list of books, CDs, DVDs etc. that can go into
1000s of items and application has GUI for searching, this would be
natural choice for CoreData.
But not all persistent data is good choice for CoreData. If your
application has few small objects (e.g. less than 100, each smaller
than 10KB), and is using all of them (no searching), then simply
persisting them with NSCoding protocol to a document file is
probably good solution.
Hmmm, thanks for pointing that out. Although, I liked the undo idea...
--colin
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