KVC/bindings/coredata WAS loop efficiency & messages
KVC/bindings/coredata WAS loop efficiency & messages
- Subject: KVC/bindings/coredata WAS loop efficiency & messages
- From: Johnny Deadman <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 08:26:11 -0500
yeah sorry I mean 'foo' instead of 'getFoo'
KVC opens up the worlds of bindings and, with Tiger, CoreData... I am
just converting an app to use both of these and huge swathes of code
are being deleted and even huger swathes are not being written in the
first place.
The best thing about bindings + CoreData is that neat features which
you would implement if it wasn't for the mass of mind-numbing glue
code you'd have to write to manage the interface and persist the
data, become trivial, since it is basically only the logic code you
have to worry about.
We are not hearing that much about CoreData but I think to Cocoa
developers it might be the single most impactful thing in Tiger. I
suppose the NDA prevents us from discussing it here but if you have
the latest Tiger seed there is plenty of documentation and some good
examples.
If you are the kind of person who, like me, would rather frontload
the development process so that you write as little code as possible,
it will definitely appeal.
On 23-Mar-05, at 8:07 AM, Will Mason wrote:
I can't imagine a situation in which I would ever view set and get as
synonymous. Set changes stuff and get doesn't, right? However, since
I've never had to deal with KVC compliance, maybe you can tell me what
I'm missing. I'm not being at all sarcastic in that statement. I
really
want to know what I'm missing! Please fill me in.
Thanks for any help,
Will
On the day that you finally realize you have to make your whole
library KVC compliant you will really start to wish you had listened
to your grandmother and used 'set' instead of 'get'.
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