mikeash on Twitter: "@landonfuller @mjtsai IMO Core Data has traction simply because it's provided by Apple, and there are a lot of programmers who just Obey."

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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 18 Aug 2015

A Eulogy for Objective-C: http://mjtsai.com/blog/2015/08/18/a-eulogy-for-objective-c/ … #mjtsaiblog
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Landon Fuller ‏@landonfuller 18 Aug 2015

@mjtsai I think it's a broader movement; the death of OO as a "formal" CS foundation (and I think it's a great thing).
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Landon Fuller ‏@landonfuller 18 Aug 2015

@mjtsai I'll take a language capable of expressing LINQ (relational algebra) over CoreData (OO) any day.
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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 18 Aug 2015

@landonfuller LINQ looks great. Lots of issues with Core Data, but it does have traction.
Landon Fuller ‏@landonfuller 18 Aug 2015

@mjtsai CoreData's traction seems to be largely a matter of circumstance; simply impossible to implement LINQ in ObjC …but now there's Swift
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