iOS Developer by profession. Interested in UX Design, AI and Robotics. I also enjoy watching random YouTube videos, reading, going out for walks and doing some graphic design on the side.
I guess a lot of people used to use other forms of persistence in the app previously, for reasons I am not completely aware except for that Core Data felt unnecessarily complicated and intimidating. But since the time I have started using Core data, I feel like the initial code is a one time investment and it can be maintained and versioned easily. Maybe, these changes have come in the recent times, because I have less than 5 years of experience in iOS/Swift.
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I guess a lot of people used to use other forms of persistence in the app previously, for reasons I am not completely aware except for that Core Data felt unnecessarily complicated and intimidating. But since the time I have started using Core data, I feel like the initial code is a one time investment and it can be maintained and versioned easily. Maybe, these changes have come in the recent times, because I have less than 5 years of experience in iOS/Swift.