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Core Data Tutorials in Swift – Build an app using Core Data Part 2
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13 responses to “Core Data Tutorials in Swift – Build an app using Core Data Part 2”
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Theres an error saying : extra argument 'error' in call! at the fetchData function
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You are the man who make possible the thing to understand. Thanks a lot Duc Tran whenever i need to learn about some thing my first preority to watch your video first.
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Great job Duc! Thanks for the videos!
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Thanks for these, they're great. I am getting an error for .. if !managedContext.save(NSError?) … argument pass to call that takes no arguments, do u know what I've done wrong?
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Thanks! Your tutorials are amazing, and they help me understand and work more than when I did not find your helpful videos. Keep publishing excellent tutorials and help us more!!
Here is a question: how newly added ones can be deleted after it is launched? I do not want some to remain in the list. Do I need to make a function that serves as a delete button? Then could you show me the code to do that? It would be helpful for others as well. Thanks again 🙂 -
i want to use core data to store a language, lets say i want to make a language dictionary app and i want a array for example var dictionary = ["aloha": "hello"] and the user types aloha the word hello pops up can you do a tutorial on how to do this using core data to store a language?
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hello,
thank for this tutorials
actually i do the same code on you video at Xcode 6.4 swift
but after i make the update for Xcode its coming to Xcode 7.0 and swift 2.0
the Fetched Result it not coming and every time its give me an error
really i need a help for that before i do the update every things is ok and my project i finished to send to Apple
but now nothings it work if you have help please send it to me -
Its missing the github download link, but extraordinary tutorial 😀
EDIT: found it in your github page
https://github.com/ductrongtran/Introduction-to-Core-Data—Todo-Core-Data-Complete.git -
Hey Rod, for some reasons I can't find the reply button below your comment.
If you want to save an image in CoreData, when you choose the attribute type in an entity, select binary data type. -
How can we save an image on CoreData and then how to display in a imageView… Thanks!
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Excellent tutorial, thank you very much for providing this information to us. Only suggestion: in a few instances, you were talking while typing and changing some entries you had made — for those of us typing along with you and whose eyes must leave the screen for a few moments to check our own typing, we sometimes miss such changes. Other than that, I found this extremely helpful.
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Nice tutorial! Thanks!
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