How to Deal With Multi-Threaded Apps With SQLite and Core Data

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There's a lot of ways that you can shoot yourself in the foot when doing threading but when you do it right, Core Data works pretty well. It's more about establishing guidelines for your team to follow proper protocol and to have proper testing and reviewing a people's codes. You have to make sure to pass in the actual values into that background function so that you're not dealing with faults in Core Data.

Bonus! We talked about Automattic and Apple here...

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Aaron Douglas (@astralbodies)
- The Dangling Pointer (homepage)
- Core Data by Tutorials

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