Contact Details
Should you wish to contact me, you can do so by emailing:
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the same domain as hosts this blog but using .com rather than .net (clue — it’s my name with no spaces!)
This forwards straight into my inbox but allows me to change it occasionally as and when too much spam flies around.
I am also on Twitter as @timisted. I don’t tend to tweet very often, though.
Hey Tim,
Just came across your website while learning about Core Data/Bindings related stuff and wanted to thank you for such well written examples. The past few days have been like drinking from a fire hydrant so it’s refreshing to see some nice, concrete examples of how all this stuff fits together.
Thanks again and looking forward to more great posts.
Sincerely,
Kenny
Hi Tim,
I´m happy to see that you write this book about Core Data on iPhone. I´m new in Core Data, but through reading and looking for examples in the internet, I´m now able to do the first steps and get data out of my first Data Model.
My problems are in the following: I have a parent and a child entity in a to-many relationship. I have not found a possibility to get the children of a specific parent in a sorted or FirstIn-FirstOut sequence, of course the children are stored in a NSSet in the parent.
Will you write something about this in your book?
Sincerely,
Diethard
Hi Diethard, I’m not sure how much information there will be on maintaining order, but you might find the post here:
http://www.timisted.net/blog/archive/core-data-drag-drop/
useful, even though it was written some time ago, and from a drag and drop desktop point of view.
There are various resources on the web that offer other solutions, such as:
http://www.fatcatsoftware.com/blog/2008/per-object-ordered-relationships-using-core-data
Thanks,
Tim