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Creating our Employee Entity
Intermediate Training Core Data
Here we introduce our second Entity to our Core Data model called Employee. As you can imagine, there are many different configurations for the associations between Company and Employee. However, in this lesson we'll ignore that aspect and focus solely on creating some dummy Employees to fill up our list with.

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Dmitry Latnikov
6 years ago
I decided to learn Swift after a couple of years in Java, and I got to admit- you truly inspire me :) The best tutorials I have found so far!
Maxnelson997
6 years ago
This course is very helpful. It's almost as if i'm being spoon fed.
Maxnelson997
6 years ago
I know how to do 95% of this but theres little things I catch that are really helpful. I think It might be that I just really like how clean and organized the courses are tbh.
nerddd
6 years ago
I think creating a customView and getting out all UI from ViewController to a separate view class is cleaner and more maintainable approach
Juanpablo Macias
5 years ago
Context is the ocean wormhole you create for your created Entity to jump into.
jrhalljr
5 years ago
Thanks so much for this course. It is worth every penny.
dclawson
5 years ago
I really hate to ask this, but I got an error that said "Can't add self as subview" once we got into moving lightBlueBackgroundView into the helper file. I downloaded the project, and it works great. I went through the files that I thought would have changed, and didn't see anything different, but I probably just missed something. Any ideas on what it could be? I get it at runtime, when that view is presented.
Cinquain
5 years ago
More fire as usual!
Brian Voong
5 years ago
felixjrodriguez
4 years ago
How I can create for example an array of employees in core Data?
felixjrodriguez
4 years ago
I want to save an array of images in one Entity, is this posible?
gerkov77
4 years ago
Hello Brian! Employee is not being recognized in CreateEmployeeController, after creating it in core data. In fact Xcode says it is an undeclared type when i want to create an instance of Employee in any of the controllers. Of course it doesn't take me to the auto generated file either. This must be a serious bug. No change after restarting Xcode either. No cure after cleaning the build folder. I will try to delete and recreate Employee.
gerkov77
4 years ago
Ok, what helped is: not only closing project,but first I have deleted the Employee Entity (I am not sure that part was really inevitable), quit Xcode. Started Xcode again, created Employee again, hit build. It worked after this procedure only.
Cinquain
4 years ago
A lot of bug is created when copying and pasting code huh... this adage can be said true for real life
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