Re: which cocoa wrapper for sqlite should i get?
Re: which cocoa wrapper for sqlite should i get?
- Subject: Re: which cocoa wrapper for sqlite should i get?
- From: kyle kinkade <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2006 08:37:27 -0700
too me it feels like with Core Data you didn't really have too much
control with the data. it seemed like you built your models, plugged
everything together with interface builder, and that was it, but i
really wanted more from it, in the sense of having more direct
access. and the resulting database file would need to be exchanged
with other platforms.
or maybe i'm interpreting Core Data wrong?
On Jun 5, 2006, at 8:31 AM, Paul Lynch wrote:
On 5 Jun 2006, at 16:21, kyle kinkade wrote:
so many choices, so little dev time.
i've heard of several sqlite wrappers for cocoa and i'm wondering
if any of you have used one you prefer. or if you prefer one at
all...
sqlite... cocoa... can they live together in harmony?
So; what's wrong with CoreData?
If you need to support 10.3 or earlier, or need to exchange
databases with other platforms, you should probably take a look at
QuickLite. I have used it and it seems solid, with reasonable
integration with Cocoa concepts.
Paul
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