#sharinggrdb — Public Fediverse posts

@zaniad After a multi-year love-hate relationship with Core Data, I finally decided to try #SharingGRDB by Point-Free for my persistence needs in @DaylishApp and I'm absolutely loving it!

You can build so much more powerful queries with much less effort. And it is so convenient to use property wrappers to actually react to those queries from anywhere and not just a SwiftUI view like Core Data or Swift Data is implemented… (1/2)

@zaniad After a multi-year love-hate relationship with Core Data, I finally decided to try #SharingGRDB by Point-Free for my persistence needs in @DaylishApp and I'm absolutely loving it!

You can build so much more powerful queries with much less effort. And it is so convenient to use property wrappers to actually react to those queries from anywhere and not just a SwiftUI view like Core Data or Swift Data is implemented… (1/2)

@zaniad After a multi-year love-hate relationship with Core Data, I finally decided to try #SharingGRDB by Point-Free for my persistence needs in @DaylishApp and I'm absolutely loving it!

You can build so much more powerful queries with much less effort. And it is so convenient to use property wrappers to actually react to those queries from anywhere and not just a SwiftUI view like Core Data or Swift Data is implemented… (1/2)

@zaniad After a multi-year love-hate relationship with Core Data, I finally decided to try #SharingGRDB by Point-Free for my persistence needs in @DaylishApp and I'm absolutely loving it!

You can build so much more powerful queries with much less effort. And it is so convenient to use property wrappers to actually react to those queries from anywhere and not just a SwiftUI view like Core Data or Swift Data is implemented… (1/2)

@zaniad After a multi-year love-hate relationship with Core Data, I finally decided to try #SharingGRDB by Point-Free for my persistence needs in @DaylishApp and I'm absolutely loving it!

You can build so much more powerful queries with much less effort. And it is so convenient to use property wrappers to actually react to those queries from anywhere and not just a SwiftUI view like Core Data or Swift Data is implemented… (1/2)

I'm loving the new @pointfreeco SharingGRDB framework! It's so much better to work with value-type models than reference-type models.

In the code below I'm migrating from SwiftData to SharingGRDB. First I put the creation of the Weight.Draft inside the async block below. This gave me an error because the SwiftData models are not sendable. The SharingGRDB models are so the fix was so simple :)

#swift #swiftlang #swiftdata #sharinggrdb #structuredconcurrency

I'm loving the new @pointfreeco SharingGRDB framework! It's so much better to work with value-type models than reference-type models.

In the code below I'm migrating from SwiftData to SharingGRDB. First I put the creation of the Weight.Draft inside the async block below. This gave me an error because the SwiftData models are not sendable. The SharingGRDB models are so the fix was so simple :)

#swift #swiftlang #swiftdata #sharinggrdb #structuredconcurrency

I'm loving the new @pointfreeco SharingGRDB framework! It's so much better to work with value-type models than reference-type models.

In the code below I'm migrating from SwiftData to SharingGRDB. First I put the creation of the Weight.Draft inside the async block below. This gave me an error because the SwiftData models are not sendable. The SharingGRDB models are so the fix was so simple :)

#swift #swiftlang #swiftdata #sharinggrdb #structuredconcurrency

I'm loving the new @pointfreeco SharingGRDB framework! It's so much better to work with value-type models than reference-type models.

In the code below I'm migrating from SwiftData to SharingGRDB. First I put the creation of the Weight.Draft inside the async block below. This gave me an error because the SwiftData models are not sendable. The SharingGRDB models are so the fix was so simple :)

#swift #swiftlang #swiftdata #sharinggrdb #structuredconcurrency

I'm loving the new @pointfreeco SharingGRDB framework! It's so much better to work with value-type models than reference-type models.

In the code below I'm migrating from SwiftData to SharingGRDB. First I put the creation of the Weight.Draft inside the async block below. This gave me an error because the SwiftData models are not sendable. The SharingGRDB models are so the fix was so simple :)

#swift #swiftlang #swiftdata #sharinggrdb #structuredconcurrency