The digital transformation has shifted the gaze significantly — from desktop to laptop and from laptop to smartphone. We all use mobile phones regardless of profession. As the audience has shifted to smartphones, business owners have to accept the transition to mobile platforms. This lands us on a crucial point i.e., which mobile operating system ...Read more
In this article, we are going to learn how to implement Apple sign-in in PHP Website. Apple devices have become a favorite gadget for many. So, it’s very helpful if we provide sign in with Apple service on our websites or apps, just as we provide sign in with Google or Facebook. Basic process The ...Read more
Core Data CRUD Operations In the previous article Core Data : Managed Object Model, we learned about Managed Object Model, how to create entities, their attributes, and relationship between entities. In this article, we will learn the CRUD operations i.e. Create, Read, Update and Delete records from the Core Data Entity. We will use the ...Read more
Notification is a way to inform a user about the arrival of new data in an app, whether or not running in the foreground. Types of notifications Notifications can mainly be classified into two categories: Local notifications Remote notifications (Apple Push Notification) Below mentioned are the steps for creating Apple Push Notifications(APN): Step 1: The ...Read more
What is the Managed Object Model? Managed Object Model is used to manage the schema of the CoreData. When we use Coredata in our applications then Xcode creates a file with extension .xcdatamodeld. In our case, it is Blogger.xcdatamodeld file. This file is used to create core data schema. Coredata schema defines various entities, attributes ...Read more
CoreData is an Apple Framework for app data management. CoreData is available for iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS. It is used to persist app data for offline app usage. It manages data in the form of object graph. It manages large amount of data in very efficient way then other techniques of storing data e.g. Standard Defaults, Keychains etc. ...Read more
