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A Swift wrapper for Core Data that enforces safe concurrency, type safety, and provides utilities for modern SwiftUI and Combine apps.
A sync layer for SwiftData apps that handles JSON-to-model mapping, deterministic diffing, and reactive local reads.
A macOS/iOS tool to view, edit, and analyze Core Data stores, supporting SQLite, XML, and binary formats.
A Swift wrapper for CoreData and Realm that simplifies persistence with a fluent, protocol-based API.
A semantic database for iOS/macOS that enables data-driven applications with graph theory modeling.
A powerful and elegant Core Data framework for Swift that simplifies data persistence and querying.
A sample iOS app demonstrating VIPER architecture implementation with Alamofire, CoreData, and other libraries.
A Swift library that simplifies Core Data stack setup and brings functional paradigms to Core Data.
A high-performance JSON serialization and deserialization library for iOS and macOS, optimized for Core Data.
A Swift library for serializing Core Data object graphs to and from JSON using model annotations.
A minimalistic, thread-safe, non-boilerplate Swift library for Core Data, inspired by Active Record.
A Swift framework that simplifies iOS/macOS data persistence by providing a unified interface for Core Data and Realm.
A 100% Swift, boilerplate-free Core Data stack that simplifies persistent storage management for iOS/macOS apps.
A persistence abstraction layer for iOS that simplifies Core Data usage and enables easy migration between persistence frameworks.
An advanced sync engine for Core Data and CloudKit with offline editing, field-level deltas, and support for private, shared, and public databases.
An advanced sync engine for Core Data and CloudKit with offline editing, field-level deltas, and support for private, shared, and public databases.
A collection of Swift playgrounds for learning Core Data through practical, incremental examples.
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