anyone? I have seen apps that allow the user to periodically manually write changes to disk. Seems a bit clunky. I am still trying to figure out:
1) do too many writes reduce the life of the iPhone device?
2) is there a particular save technology (nsarchiver, core data, etc...) that is preferred to reduce writes but keep data saved often enough?
3) Saving just on exit seems risky. Is there some other approach that people use (other than writing each time something changes) to keep data from being lost?
thanks for any insight...
|
