Realm vs Apple stack
A legacy app leans on Realm heavily. As the new hire you're asked whether to stay on Realm or move to SwiftData/Core Data. How do Realm's threading and object model differ from the Apple stack?
A legacy app leans on Realm heavily. As the new hire you're asked whether to stay on Realm or move to SwiftData/Core Data. How do Realm's threading and object model differ from the Apple stack?
Realm has live objects on its own engine with thread confinement (ThreadSafeReference, freeze), while the Apple stack has context queue rules over SQLite and SwiftUI integration.
PersistenceShort answerIntro
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PersistenceShort answerBasics
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PersistenceMultiple choiceBasics
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PersistenceShort answerBasics
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