Task App for Swift that Persist Data with Core Data (iOS)

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Updated for Xcode 10 with Swift 4.2

Originally by: Michael Crump Updates for Xcode 10 with Swift 4.2 by David Phillip Oster

The original blog post for this article can be found here, but it does not include some of the cosmetic tweaks that this version has, nor does it persist data. If you are looking for a simple example of creating a Task app then check my my other repo.

Below is a demo from the app that is in the AppStore:

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Here is the app in the AppStore

Oster's comments:

I took advantage of Xcode's 'Generated NSManagedObjects subclasses' menu command to directly access the Core Data Task object. I fixed the appDelegate methods that the operating system was not calling. I removed the do-nothing tests directory and target. I added sumitmukhija's U.I. for denoting a completed task, but I also connected it through to the underlying data model. The original app had no way to update an existing record. Added.

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