Entities in Core Data can have many various attributes using different types. In this lesson, we'll use a UIDatePicker component that allows us to specify a founded date for our companies. To verify that our dates are indeed correct, I'll show you how to use Locales and DateFormatter to print out dates with special formats.

Comments (9)
Mike
5 years ago
I think this should be Ep.10 not 12. Great course btw.
Brian Voong
5 years ago
Share App
5 years ago
".founded" wasn't being recognized as a property of company even though I had built my project, so I restarted Xcode and it worked -- is there something else I should have done that doesn't require restarting Xcode?
Brian Voong
5 years ago
SimonQ
5 years ago
I just wrapped up this episode, awesome! Do you use stack views in later on in the course when the views become more complicated? Do you have any videos on how to add stack views programatically?
Cinquain
4 years ago
Video was fire!
iyepez
4 years ago
Cinco de mayo!!! -I'm Mexican :)
Cinquain
4 years ago
That video was fire
Abdullah Amer II
3 years ago
Dear Brian; thanks a lot and a lot for your course, based on what taught here in this course I made my modification: In the App im doing I need 5 textFields and one date... I had done it successfully, but I have three questions here: 1- 3 of the text field must show the Number pad not the whole keyboard means it decimal not string, what should I do to make it like that? 2- I want to put a dataPicker in the text field that I force the user to choose from the spinner not to type, how can I do that? 3- How to increase the Table Cells to be wider inorder to display all this data? Million thanks
Abdullah Amer II
3 years ago
in question number 2, I mean the PickerView
Abdullah Amer II
3 years ago
Dear Brian; I added another ViewController to be before this viewController, but in the AppDelegate you make this viewCOntroller as the defult, how can I change that?
frankusu
3 years ago
yo thats genius
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