core data cloud kit
Asked on 09/19/2024
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To integrate Core Data with CloudKit, you can utilize the capabilities of CloudKit to sync data across devices, ensuring a seamless user experience. In the context of WWDC 2024, the session titled "Customize feature discovery with TipKit" discusses how CloudKit can be used to sync data, specifically for syncing the display states of tips across devices. This ensures that users do not need to dismiss the same tip on multiple devices.
For more detailed information on using CloudKit, you might find the session "Use CloudKit Console to monitor and optimize database activity" helpful. This session provides insights into managing your CloudKit containers, including notifications, telemetry, and logging, which are essential for understanding and optimizing your app's use of CloudKit.
If you are interested in the specific segment about syncing tips with CloudKit, you can refer to the Customize feature discovery with TipKit (10:48) session.
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