From what I understand from the Core Data docs, you don't need
Xcode at all to use it. Xcode makes it a hell of a lot easier, but
you can generate the managed object model in code. http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/
CoreData_ObjC/index.html
This clearly illustrates the overhead of writing even a simple model
entirely in code...
Read the Class Description for NSManagedObjectModel, all you need
to do is populate it with NSEntityDescription objects.
... which in turn must be populated by NSAttribute and NSRelationship
objects, which may themselves require NSPredicate objects.
Also note that there's a known bug that you can't set a localisation
dictionary for a model created entirely in code.
mmalc
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