Pro Core Data for iOS Table of Contents
I just saw this tweet from @compoundj:
I want 2 buy “Pro core data for iOS” by @michaelprivat & @hoop33, but I can’t find the table of contents online…any suggestions?
Whoops.
I checked both Amazon and Apress, and sure enough — no table of contents. So, I emailed our project manager, and she’s fixing that. In the meantime, here it is, unformatted:
Chapter 1: Getting Started What Is Core Data? History of Persistence in iOS Creating a Basic Core Data Application Understanding the Core Data Components Creating a New Project Running Your New Project Understanding the Application’s Components Fetching Results Inserting New Objects Initializing the Managed Context Adding Core Data to an Existing Project Adding the Core Data Framework Creating the Data Model Initializing the Managed Object Context Summary Chapter 2: Understanding Core Data Core Data Framework Classes The Model Definition Classes The Data Access Classes Key-Value Observing The Query Classes How the Classes Interact SQLite Primer Reading the Data Using Core Data Summary Chapter 3: Storing Data: SQLite and Other Options Using SQLite as the Persistent Store Configuring the One-to-Many Relationship Building the User Interface Configuring the Table Creating a Team The Player User Interface Adding, Editing, and Deleting Players Seeing the Data in the Persistent Store Using an In-Memory Persistent Store Creating Your Own Custom Persistent Store Initializing the Custom Store Mapping Between NSManagedObject and NSAtomicStoreCacheNode Serializing the Data Using the Custom Store What About XML Persistent Stores? Summary Chapter 4: Creating a Data Model Designing Your Database Relational Database Normalization Using the Xcode Data Modeler Viewing and Editing Attribute Details Viewing and Editing Relationship Details Using Fetched Properties Creating Entities Creating Attributes Creating Relationships Name Optional Transient Destination and Inverse To-Many Relationship Min Count and Max Count Delete Rule Summary Chapter 5: Working with Data Objects Understanding CRUD Creating the Shape Application Data Model Building the Shape Application User Interface Enabling User Interactions with the Shapes Application Generating Classes Modifying Generated Classes Using the Transformable Type Validating Data Custom Validation Invoking Validation Default Values Undoing and Redoing Undo Groups Limiting the Undo Stack Disabling Undo Tracking Adding Undo to Shapes Summary Chapter 6: Refining Result Sets Building the Test Application Creating the Org Chart Data Reading and Outputting the Data Filtering Expressions for a Single Value Expressions for a Collection Comparison Predicates Compound Predicates Subqueries Aggregating Sorting Returning Unsorted Data Sorting Data on One Criterion Sorting on Multiple Criteria Summary Chapter 7: Tuning Performance and Memory Usage Building the Application for Testing Creating the Core Data Project Creating the Data Model and Data Creating the Testing View Building the Testing Framework Adding the Testing Framework to the Application Running Your First Test Faulting Firing Faults Faulting and Caching Refaulting Building the Faulting Test Taking Control: Firing Faults on Purpose Prefetching Caching Expiring Memory Consumption Brute-Force Cache Expiration Expiring the Cache Through Faulting Uniquing Improve Performance with Better Predicates Using Faster Comparators Using Subqueries Analyzing Performance Launching Instruments Understanding the Results Summary Chapter 8: Versioning and Migrating Data Versioning Switching from Unversioned to Versioned Lightweight Migrations Migrating a Simple Change Migrating More Complex Changes Renaming Entities and Properties Creating a Mapping Model Understanding Entity Mappings Understanding Property Mappings Creating a New Model Version That Requires a Mapping Model Creating a Mapping Model Migrating Data Running Your Migration Custom Migrations Making Sure Migration Is Needed Setting Up the Migration Manager Running the Migration Summary Chapter 9: Using Core Data in Advanced Applications Creating an Application for Note and Password Storage and Encryption Setting Up the Data Model Setting Up the Tab Bar Controller Adding the Tab Managing Table Views Using NSFetchedResultsController Understanding NSFetchedResultsController The Fetch Request The Managed Object Context The Section Name Key Path The Cache Name Understanding NSFetchedResultsController Delegates Using NSFetchedResultsController Incorporating NSFetchedResultsController into MyStash Creating the Fetched Results Controller Implementing the NSFetchedResultsControllerDelegate Protocol Incorporating the Fetched Results Controllers into the Tables Creating the Interface for Adding and Editing Notes and Passwords Splitting Data Across Multiple Persistent Stores Using Model Configurations Adding Encryption Persistent Store Encryption Using Data Protection Data Encryption Using Encryption Automatically Encrypting Fields Changing the User Interface to Use the text Attribute Testing the Encryption Sending Notifications When Data Changes Registering an Observer Receiving the Notifications Seeding Data Adding Categories to Passwords Creating a New Version of Seeded Data Error Handling Handling Core Data Operational Errors Handling Validation Errors Handling Validation Errors in MyStash Implementing the Validation Error Handling Routine Summary