Will Cosgrove on Twitter: "@danielpunkass I should clarify, the prefs key value store seems to be well thought out & as far as I know works. The problem is data files."

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Daniel Jalkut ‏@danielpunkass 14 May 2014

It’s great that bigger indie companies fill the iCloud void with Panic Sync, Omni Sync, etc. But also pretty depressing that they have to.
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Will Cosgrove ‏@willco007 14 May 2014

@danielpunkass The real issue with iCloud is it just doesn’t work well for key value storage. While .Mac sync worked perfectly.
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Daniel Jalkut ‏@danielpunkass 14 May 2014

@willco007 Oh really? I have always heard that it does work well for key value storage, but maybe that’s only when compared to Core Data :)
Will Cosgrove ‏@willco007 14 May 2014

@danielpunkass Core Data is supposed to ‘just work’ but it doesn’t. That’s why last WWDC they only focused on iCloud bug fixes with it.

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@danielpunkass I should clarify, the prefs key value store seems to be well thought out & as far as I know works. The problem is data files.

11:21 PM - 14 May 2014

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