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A Core Data Developer is a specialist in the Core Data framework/language, focusing on developing applications or systems that require expertise in this particular technology.

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If your project involves developing applications or systems that rely heavily on Core Data, then hiring a Core Data Developer would be essential.

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All developers undergo a strict vetting process to ensure they meet our high standards of expertise and professionalism.

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How and where is Core Data used?

How and where
  • Real-time data syncing: Synchronizing data across devices
  • Offline data storage: Storing data locally for offline access
  • Data caching: Improving app performance by caching data
  • Data versioning: Managing different versions of data
  • Data migration: Upgrading data models without losing existing data
  • Data encryption: Securing sensitive data with encryption
  • Object graph management: Handling complex relationships between data objects
  • Data validation: Ensuring data integrity and validity
  • Data querying: Efficiently retrieving specific data from a large dataset
  • Data modeling: Designing data structures for optimal performance

Compare Junior, Middle, Senior, and Expert/Team Lead Core Data Developer roles

Seniority NameYears of experienceResponsibilities and activitiesAverage salary (USD/year)
Junior1-3 years
  • Assist in data modeling
  • Code development
  • Data validation
$60,000
Middle3-5 years
  • Database optimization
  • Implement ETL processes
  • Develop data pipelines
$80,000
Senior5-8 years
  • Lead data architecture design
  • Oversee data governance
  • Provide technical guidance
$100,000
Expert/Team Lead8+ years
  • Manage data team
  • Set data strategy
  • Lead data projects
$120,000

Quick Facts about Core Data.

Facts about
  • Core Data software development was created in 2004.
  • Most popular project types using this technology are mobile apps.
  • The technology entry threshold involves learning Swift programming language.
  • One of the most popular related technologies is SQLite.
  • Fun fact: Core Data was originally named “Enterprise Objects Framework.”

TOP Core Data Related Technologies

Related Technologies
  1. Swift (Apple)
  2. Java (Oracle)
  3. Kotlin (JetBrains)
  4. C# (Microsoft)
  5. Python (Python Software Foundation)

What are top Core Data instruments and tools?

Instruments and tools
  • OCLC: A worldwide library cooperative, helps libraries serve researchers. (1967)
  • EndNote: A reference management tool for managing bibliographies. (1988)
  • RefWorks: A web-based tool to manage bibliographic data. (2001)
  • Zotero: A free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share research. (2006)

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