Exercises
Why not build on what you’ve learned by experimenting with adding Core Data and iCloud to a completely new application using the helper classes built throughout this book?
1. Create a new Single View Application for iPhone in Xcode and name the project EasyiCloud.
Tip
If you adapt this procedure to other project types, do not tick Use Core Data.
2. Download and extract the Generic Core Data Classes folder from the following URL: http://timroadley.com/LearningCoreData/Generic_Core_Data_Classes.zip.
3. Drag the Generic Core Data Classes folder into the EasyiCloud group in the EasyiCloud project. Ensure that “Copy items into destination group’s folder” and the EasyiCloud target are ticked before clicking Finish.
4. Add a Data Model ...
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